Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, 4K Decode Outdoor Movie Use 500 ANSI Native 1080P with Auto Keystone HIFI Speaker, 270" Screen 50% Zoom Phone Mirror F410 Game Projector for HDMI/USB/PC/TV Stick/PS5

I used this for Halloween for an Outdoor Theatre. I had an old one and decided to upgrade. So happy I did because that picture is bright and crystal clear. You could even watch it in the daylight still. Worth every penny!

Preliminary review is: working well, took a bit to get focused as I mounted to ceiling 10 ft from screen. Contacted company to find out mount options for ceiling, unit has a threaded fitting underside for a stem mount. So if wondering, yes mounts to ceiling with stem mount and picture setting gets flipped.

This projector has very clear picture. The speaker isn’t great but a pair of computer speakers fixed that perfectly!

Love it I am happy.

El atornillador para poder tener altura, no me agradó mucho. La calidad del producto me parece muy bajo para el precio. El audio es muy bueno, pero la imagen creo que necesita mucho que mejorar

you do need wifi to work this it does not work directly with blue tooth that was a bit confusing and disappointing

The picture that comes off this project is AWESOME. Would buy again.

In the usual set of characteristics, the unit does really well at its price point. Color and brightness are good, even in less than optimum conditions. Connecting via wires was as easy as one would expect. There are not excessive menus to go through and all the main features you need digitally are present. It connects to the network well, and can even act as a Bluetooth speaker... I guess. The sound quality however... leaves something to be desired. Not that you buy a projector for its sound but it is what it is. The sound quality is fine for presentations and such but not really what you would listen to something with. Overall the build is reasonably solid, again keeping the price point in mind and it is relatively small. While not a cigar case projector it is not a huge thing of old either.But there is a real issue with the lens. It does not zoom. The size of the projection is fixed based on distance. While the spread is reasonable if you need it wider or narrower based on the space you have available, you are out of luck. This can be a deal breaker for some. The other thing about the lens is that to put the lens cap on it when it is not in use, you have to retract the lens into the projector body. To do this you turn the focus knob until it is all the way over. If you have this in the same place all the time then this is a nuisance to have to re focus the projector every time. Also the lens cap itself is a separate piece and could easily get damaged or lost. I am used to projectors where the lens is protected by a door.All of this said though, before pressing submit here I am looking at the price of a little over a hundred, and right now at sixty something. It comes with an HDMI cable and an old composite video cable (NES time!) so, if the price were much more I would give it a 4, but at this cost its still a 5, issues and all.