Native 1080P 4K Full HD Projector 800 ANSI 18000 Lumens BT 5.0 WiFi 6 Built In APP Home 300" Screen Built In Android 11.0 Compatible with TV PC USB Laptop Phone and TV Stick

I have now reviewed 35 projectors since July and this one is my favorite.I have reviewed a very similar model to this, with all the same everything except the software. The software on this is just smoother, nicer, and works good.The Bluetooth remote works so much better than an IR. Your first connect is IR, but after that you link to Bluetooth and it is responsive. I only found one place, when I was typing in Google Play credentials, that I had to point at the projector for IR. The rest of the time Bluetooth rocked.It has Google Play and Android software on there. However, Android is made for a tablet, not a projector so it does have limitations. However, if you don't want to spend the money on a streaming stick (Fire, Roku, etc.) then you can simply download the app. Just remember, the android app is made for a touch screen so it can be weird to use with a remote.However, if you want to hook up your streaming stick, no worries. I used a Roku on mine and it worked really well. No issues.Brightness is good, especially if you have a 100" or smaller screen and are within 10 feet. At 8 feet this thing is really off the charts bright. I noticed once you go to about 12-14 feet and 120", it loses brightness. Still better than almost any other I tried, but just leaving it here for reference.I also like the price point of this projector. $269 at the time of this review. I reviewed projectors not as nice as this for almost twice that price, so it is a good deal as well.The audio is fine, nothing exciting, but it works well and you can hear it well. I like to connect to a Bluetooth soundbar for a really deep audio experience.Overall, this is now my main "home theater" projector.Good purchase.I hope this review is helpful!

Screen size is not as claimed, otherwise looks god

Movie nights and game nights just got a whole lot more exciting with this portable projector. I love watching movies projected onto my bedroom wall or living room ceiling, and it's fantastic for playing video games on a huge screen. The projector is surprisingly lightweight and portable, making it easy to move from room to room or even take outdoors for a movie night under the stars. The built-in Android OS is a fantastic feature - I can stream content directly from the projector using apps like Netflix, YouTube, or Hulu, without needing a separate streaming device. The 1080p resolution and 18000 lumens of brightness provide a crisp and clear image, and it's bright enough to use even in a dimly lit room. While the built-in speakers are decent for casual viewing, for a truly immersive home theater experience, I recommend connecting it to external speakers. Overall, this projector is a versatile and affordable way to bring the big screen experience to any room in your house.

I have had this projector for 7 months and never used it. It was still in the box undisturbed and unopened until I the niece and nephew came over (which was why I ordered this to begin with) and it just simply will not work. I purchased this because the list of features along with brightness and ease of use sounded amazing. After 9 hours of fighting with this thing to focus correctly it just won’t. It says picture 40”-300”, the included picture is over 50” and it looks like junk. Unreadable to even set this thing up unless I take it outside at 20’ away it looks fine, then I shrink the zoom, it doesn’t focus, play with keystone settings- won’t focus, can’t even read the menu options unless I have it so far away there is no way this can be used as an indoor projector. There are fingerprints on the INSIDE of the lense rendering it impossible to even clean. I am very very very disappointed with this item. I guess I should have bought the protection plan, or taken the time to at least open this and attempted setup as soon as I got it because it would have gotten returned. Now I am stuck with a 200$ish paperweight. DO NOT buy. Save yourself the time and headache and go with a reputable name brand. If it sounds too good to be true it probably is

I had been looking for an inexpensive video projector to setup outside to entertain friends and family when hosting parties or having a neighborhood movie night. Given the chance to try out this C Cosycost brand project, I figured it'd are worth a shot.Overall, this is an excellent budget option if you're not looking to spend $500 or $1000 on a big-name brand projector. The video performance is very good though it really needs to be used in dark environments like a backyard at night or a darkened theatre room.The auto-keystone function is a nice touch for making it easier to get a stable, focused image. That said, you're very limited in terms of positioning since there is no tripod mounting option. Thankfully, that is not a hard problem to solve if you take some time with positioning.The speakers are okay if you are sitting nearby, otherwise you should invest in a good set of speakers. Thankfully, I have more than my fair share of high end audio equipment, so this was not a problem.Setup is fairly easy, though the remote leaves something to be desired. And you definitely need to ensure the installed apps are up to date. But even if you're not using the installed apps, you have plenty of other ways to connect to the device and stream.Overall, this is a great low-cost option. Make no mistake, this is not a high-end, professional home theater level device. But if you're looking for something that can be used casually or if you're in a very well controlled environment where you can make the most of it's range of use, it will be a perfect option for the price.