It had a great picture, fan not to loud but the sound really weak even hooked up to my surround sound it was weak. The sound was my reason for the 3 stars. Maybe I just got a bad one. Update. The company sent me a new updated projector, got to test it out for about 3 weeks and so far so good it has way better sound. So Im giving it a 5 star. A few of my friends have bought this same projector after and they are very happy.

For the price, I would expect much better quality in the capabilities of this projector. Many of the add ons that are listed in the description are false - there is no bluetooth option or apps already installed and no way to do so without a connection. When I ordered both of these were the reasons I decided to try this projector and I’m pretty annoyed that it works with less impressive features than the projector I only paid $90 for. I would suggest looking elsewhere because you can find much better that do the exact same thing better for half the price.

Product review for Nexigo PJ20 Overall: At a price point of $250 I recommend this product. If you plan to buy a projector to use it for PowerPoint presentations with some associated videos, this projector is more than sufficient and at a much better price point than a true business projector. If you plan to use it for movies at home, the quality is good in a dimly lit room. The core functions of this projector are easy to use. Some of the more technical functions such as wi-fi mirroring are adequate but lacking from my experience with it. Picture quality: In a dimly lit to dark room, the picture quality is good. In a well-lit room, you will still have decent picture quality but there is an obvious degradation of sharpness and intensity. Fan noise: The fan is loud, even if you have the projector’s internal speaker to max you will still hear the fan in the background. If you plan to use it in a conference room for presentations, it not too concerning. If you plan to use the projector for home movies, I recommend external speakers to overpower the fan, otherwise, you will hear it whirling in the background. Audio volume: The internal speakers are adequate in a room about the size of a standard classroom. I would recommend external speakers for a large conference room. Focus: Setting the focus on the project is very easy. This can only be controlled by the remote but there are two dedicated focus buttons and achieving a clear picture requires little effort. Heat: The project emits a noticeable amount of heat. This can be felt from about 5 feet away from the projector on the side of the fan. Height adjuster: This is a manual height adjuster located on the bottom center of the projector that lifts the front part of the projector up about an inch. Outputs: There are 2 HDMI, 2 USB, 1 AV, and 1 audio output. Bluetooth: Can connect with Bluetooth speakers, earphone, soundbars but not with phones or computers. Wi-Fi Mirroring: The intended function of Wi-Fi mirroring is to allow you to share your device (phone or tablet) screen with the projector. Both devices must be connected to the same network for this function to work. I was able to use this function to display my pictures and videos stored in my album. But I could not airplay a YouTube video from my phone to the projector. The devices were able to connect and I got a successful audio connection but the video did not display.

The image quality is simply breathtaking, delivering vibrant colors and stunning clarity. The brightness is exceptional, allowing me to enjoy my content even in well-lit environments. Setting it up was a breeze, thanks to the user-friendly interface and multiple input options. Overall, this LED projector has exceeded my expectations and has become the centerpiece of my home entertainment setup. Its a five-star product that I highly recommend to anyone looking for a remarkable viewing experience.

So, overall, this is a great budget projector. For the money, it produces a pretty good picture. For movies it performs great, and surprisingly is even passable for doing PC stuff - web browsing, text editing, etc. Its also nice and bright! My only complaint would be that they need to release a firmware update which makes the focus picture optional. I would like to use whatever my computer has on the screen as the basis for checking focus uniformity, but thats impossible since when you adjust the focus, the projector automatically casts a blue focusing picture on the screen. Thats nice if you want to use their picture to focus, but for those of us who would prefer to use whatever is on the screen (web page, photo, etc) to check focus, it just makes it impossible. Projectors of this price range are bound to have focus uniformity issues, which means that the user will spend a few minutes each session adjusting the focus, especially if you have to move the projector around often.

At the $200ish price point its pretty good. Focus is not very granular so be ready to move the screen to fine tune. Also, keystoning causes some out of focus/doubling effect at the top or bottom so placement is very important to avoid that.

The projector came well-packaged in foam, with power cord, remote, and a few extras like cleaning cloth and cotton swabs, and a basic composite cable to 3.5mm adapter if you happen to have a device that might work on. I dont, but I only planned on using a Chromecast or Roku plugged into one of the HDMI ports anyway, so I didnt need anything extra. Setup was easy enough. Just plug it in and push the power button on the back, which doubles as a basic vertical keystone correction knob. Theres no horizontal one, so youll have to just center the projector to the screen well enough that it wont matter. Theres a small foot that raises and lowers with a button push that helps to give you a little bit of adjustment physically to the height, though two would have been nice to keep it balanced and level it as needed. There doesnt seem to be a manual focus option either, so youll have to set it up at a distance that you can see whats on the screen clearly enough to use the menu initially. Focus is in digital increments, but its fine tuned enough that a few of the levels looked good to me. Once in the menu, along with the focus, you can set up things like selecting your inputs, resolution, picture controls, and set up WiFi and Bluetooth connections as needed. I chose HDMI1 and plugged in a Chromecast, also using one of the USB ports available on the back to power it up. It started right up and I was able to start streaming. The speakers sound good enough for my use on a patio, though Ill probably end up connecting an external speaker to it anyway. You dont really buy a projector based on the audio quality, so I wasnt expecting much anyway but its nice to know itll work just fine without an external one. Fan noise is low enough that I dont think anyone will notice it over the movie playing. The brightness and clarity on the screen in a fairly well-lit room on an off-white wall was really good for such a low priced projector, and the 1080p definitely was welcome and needed vs a 720p one. I plan on using this outdoors for movie nights with the family and friends, so the brightness in a lit up room was my test on how it might look outside at sunset. Im excited to try it out on the back patio soon. After first use, it seems like a great projector for the price overall.

The picture is great for the price! Ive been buying projectors for an art project and decided to pick up one of these because the price was right. Basic keystone is really easy to adjust on the back of the projector (there doesnt appear to be an advanced corner pin keystone adjustment FYI, just a physical analog shift for basic vertical keystoning). And focus is really easy as well by two buttons toward the top of the remote. It was a little hard to find the picture controls at first but just HOLD DOWN the bottom left button on the remote to access the picture controls (see photo). Its spelled out in the manual but wasnt intuitive. But thats not a big deal. My one complaint, however is when youre adjusting the settings for color, brightness, zoom etc. you cant see what the changes are affecting. You have to exit out of the settings to see what you have done, which is a bit cumbersome. Not a deal breaker because once you get those set,most users probably wont access them much anymore (except, I will use zoom often as I reposition the projector so I hope a software update might fix that at some point).

I bought 4 projectors for Halloween “digital decorations”. They were all essentially the same but different brands. Good enough for that task, but not bright or clear enough for actual movie watching (though to be fair, I have an 83” LG OLED so I’m a bit of an A/V fanatic). Of the 4 projectors, 3 of them grew a white or black spot or line on the screen and per tech support, needed to be returned. Including this PJ20. Safe, indoor use, so I was kind to them all and they lasted 2 weeks. I just purchased the new PJ40 and Wow! What a big improvement! Truly, spend the $40-$50 more and get the PJ40. Much brighter and better construction. Speakers are decent enough for use in a pinch compared to this PJ20, and it has more features. It’s like the difference between a tablet wrapped in rubber with bunny ears for the kids and a normal tablet. All these projectors go on sale with significant discounts which made the PJ40 a real bargain.

Honestly for the price you can beat this. I very rarely write reviews, but weve had a pretty good experience with this thing. My husband and I dont watch a lot of TV and I wanted something to watch in the bedroom but didnt want a big bulky TV. This worked out perfect. The sound quality is pretty good. The biggest reason it didnt get 5 stars is the fan is pretty loud. I read that in the reviews that the fan is loud. I would love if it was quieter, but for the price and the picture, we can live with it. Becomes white noise. But the sound quality is good enough to hear clearly over the fan. So we are pleased. For the rather inexpensive price, very pleased.