XNANO [8K/4K Video Decode Support & Electric Focus] Mini Projector with 5G WiFi and Bluetooth, Portable Smart Movie Projector for iOS/Android/TV Stick with LED Lighting, Built-in More App Grey

This little pack has a big surprise. I was very pleased with the projector. I set it up quickly and easily without needing to read the instructions. This comes with everything you need to start your own home theater. The tiny speakers are surprisingly good for a mini projector, and the sound quality exceeded my expectations. Just needs a Wi-Fi and nothing else required. There is option of ethernet port also available if required. It also has apps like photos, music, web browser Netflix, Prime video and so on. You can even download more apps to the monitor as well. The projector needs to be kept away to focus correctly. The picture is sharp, and I appreciated the ability to adjust the focus. It’s great that the focus is available on remote. It became heated with burning smell for some second while turned on and this smell gone away in some seconds. Easy to mirror cast for phone. Overall, it’s a great product – light weight, good focused – easy to navigate. I am very satisfied with the product. Overall, it’s a great value for the price, and I plan to use it frequently, especially for family gatherings. I think you're getting a super light and compact projector with a good amount of functionality for this projector.

Excelente proyector es tal y como dice, vi comentarios negativos de este producto pero al recibirlo solo accedí al WiFi y a mis cuentas de streaming y todo funciona perfecto.

*received this projector as part of their testing program* This little guy packs a big punch. Dimensions in the description are accurate (5.66" x 5.66" x 4.88") and the box is very lightweight. I think the physical ability (visual and audio quality) is excellent based on the price of the product. I found that the software was useable but not totally intuitive or fully functional. For example, if you want to use Netflix, Amazon Video, or Youtube, there are apps in the device that make using those streaming services pretty seamless. However, I tried using Paramount Plus and it's just not possible since there isn't an app for it and Chrome on the box is not upgradeable and the installed version does not support Paramount. I could see this being an issue for other streaming services. Another issue with just using the projector as a standalone device are the USB inputs. There's one USB-A and one USB-C input, so if you want to use a keyboard and mouse, you'll need one of each. I tested out an Anker USB-C hub to get my keyboard and mouse to work, but it wasn't compatible. What is the workaround? I used a computer with and HDMI output and that worked great. I also tested out Chromecast with Google TV and that worked as well. I'd recommend these options over the native controls. I also tested the headphone jack, works great and turns off the main speaker as you would expect. The box also has an ethernet port if you want to hardwire, but I didn't have any problems with wireless. Other comments - Videophiles might have issues with the focus mechanism not being analog. The focus has steps that are changed through the box or the remote. I thought the steps were small enough where I didn't have to change the box location. There isn't a way to adjust specific video parameters like brightness or contrast, but the preset settings (standard, movie, sports, etc) were fine for me. With a good amount of ambient lighting, we could see fine and could switch to movie for some additional brightness. The projector requires at least 3 feet of distance from the screen, otherwise it cannot focus correctly. There is no way to adjust the focus on the box top itself. You have to use the remote control, so don't lose it! The LED lighting under the box is pretty, but I could see some people who would find this feature distracting. In order to turn it off, there is a "LED Control" app in "more apps" (3x3 dots at the bottom of the screen) Every now and then, the box would get a pop-up saying it would "return home" and have a countdown from 10 seconds. I would need to cancel out of it and I found it very annoying. I spoke to the vendor about it and this happens when you switch to the HDMI input when there is nothing plugged in. In order for the screen to go away, you need to wait the full 10 seconds without cancelling. Audio has the ability to adjust bass and treble. Sound quality is what I would expect at this price point and you can always go with external audio. Overall, I think you're getting a super light and compact projector with a good amount of functionality for the price of an entry-level projector. Based on my interactions with the vendor, I'd expect good customer service if you're having troubles figuring out how to use the device.

Excelente

I purchased 3 of these and all 3 stopped working after a few months of use. Don’t buy this product