BenQ GP100A Portable Projector, 1000 ANSI Lumens, 1080p, AndroidTV 11 and Netflix, Pre-Installed Auto Focus and Auto 2D Key, 20W 2.1 Channel Speaker, Bluetooth, Chromecast and

Truth in advertising matters! Have you ever purchased a projector advertised as having 1000 lumens but found the actual image quality to be disappointing? I did! Boy, was I upset! So I returned it. I've previously bought projectors that claimed to have astronomical-quality lumens or contrast ratios, but they turned out to be very disappointing in actual use. But then I bought the BenQ GP100A and the brightness performance matched its specifications. It delivered an outstanding picture as advertised! Another issue I had was my original USB type C cable doesn’t support video output and I bought one from Amazon the other day. But I found out that by using a USB type C cable, the GP100A connects directly to the Nintendo Switch for video game display output. This makes it unnecessary to put the Nintendo Switch on its docking. I really like this projector. Other cool things I really liked about it are 1. A genuine 1000 ANSI lumens without exaggeration. 2. Built-in Android TV & NETFLIX system. 3. The 20W subwoofer provides ample sound volume. 4. Instant automatic correction and focusing (an absolute lifesaver for the lazy) ready to use right away, saves time and effort. 5. Can also be used as a power bank to charge through USB C This is a great projector combines good ANSI, smart features, and portability. Highly recommended!

In my opinion best value for the price. Bright (even with lights on) and neat compared to other projectors in this price range. Also backed by a 3 year warranty that other brands don't provide.. outstanding I love it!

I use it to watch movies in basement. Quality is unreal projecting on regular wall. Speaker is kind mediocre, but I don’t care.

This is a great projector so far. It's bright and has a nice crisp picture and full colors. I was looking for 2000+ ANSI lumens but this is plenty. We use this for outdoor movie night and indoor low light viewing. The auto adjustments are great. The eye protection is nice for kids walking in front of the projector. The sound is not mind-blowing but it's perfect for a 20ftx20ft space. The setup is stress free - it's super easy to get Prime, Netflix set up. Think of this as a Smart Projector. Make sure you get the right cable if you want to hook up a Nintendo Switch (Amazon Basics USB-C to USB-C 3.1 Gen 2 Fast Charging Cable, 60W, 10Gbps High-Speed, 3 Foot worked for me). Downsides: no carry case sold for this projector, it's not weather resistant / drop-proof, and it has no internal battery to make it truly portable.

Tripod mountable? Check. Ceiling Mountable? Full HD? Check. Smart google tv? Check. Bright enough for dim room viewing? Check. Loud enough for inside movie night? Check. Better sound than my tv? Check. Plex? Check. Battery option? Check. Dust-free optics? Check. Great keystone flexibility? Check. Crisp and quick autofocus? Check. I’ve had it for about 3-4 weeks so far and love it. I can watch a full movie using a 30k mah 65+w usb-c powerbank which will be amazing for summer movie night setups. Colors are great. Game mode is nice. Supports up to a 4k signal, so I do t have to mess with my Xbox settings. Supposedly supports switch via usbc, but an expensive hyper-specific cord seems to be required (I dont care enough for that lol). The cons: -the power cord is a little awkward due to the laptop-esque brick in the middle- wish this were a standard three prong cord instead of a barrel plug. - a tad bit heavy, due to (I’m guessing) the extra speaker power. - audio out options are a little limited, particularly when viewing something using the HDMI in, since ARC audio and Bluetooth out are only able to be used when viewing the built in Google TV ( likely most of the time). This leaves built in speakers and 3.5mm out (aux) as the only remaining options for hdmi sourced video/games, which some may find lacking.