This projector was exactly what we were looking for when searching for a projector. Amazing brightness and very clear picture! Super simple to set up as well

I have been a big fan of NexiGo products and it always exceeds expectations! This outdoor projector works amazing! we already enjoyed our first movie night outdoors and the quality, the picture, the dimensions, the functionality, everything works great! Highly recommended product! You need to get this one for your outdoor parties, movie nights, game nights, and every type of activities outdoors! You wont find a better deal for the quality of this product!

This is a great Projector that you can do a lot with. The Picture & Sound Quality (Especially Bluetooth) is Excellent & makes for a very Entertaining Device. Ive got Flat Screen TVs all over my house so I use my Projector mostly outside. The Power Requirements (140 Watts) being so low you use with a small 175 Watt Inverter easily ( See Photo ). Using a Streaming Device on HDMI & Bluetooth to a Sound System we enjoyed the Super bowl & afterwards Played Music & Concerts off USB Flash Drives. My Friends were very impressed & I was so Proud of my Purchase with many of them saying they plan to buy one. Tailgating & the Beach is next so my Unit will really Enhance my Spring & Summer Fun.

This little projector is so cool. We literally set it up in just a few minutes. The remote control allows you to get perfect focus, choose youse media format, we used the Apple IOS, and BAM! You are projecting your movie. Highly recommend this projector.

This projector had 2 features that I really wanted which were: 1) Any device that can mirror (IOS, Android, Windows) content can connect through the wifi and show a presentation or a movie or a video game without a problem 2) The bulb of the projector is LED which not only consumes less energy but lasts longer and is (in my opinion) a better technology. However I discovered things that I did not expect: 3) The projector has speakers! When my kids show themselves how they play in a videogame the actual sound comes from the projector. Now if you want to go the extra mile you can connect an external speaker through a 3.5 jack and you can hear it as loud as you want. 4) The projector has a secret button that when press shows a leg that can allow to rise the level of the projector when placed on a flat surface.(neat) Now the only downside is that as stated by the manufacturer that you cannot see Netflix, Disney+, You Tube TV, Paramount+, Peacock, Prime Video and not even Anywhere Movies which is a shame given that technically speaking I own my movies in that service (not streaming). As a ray of light I can tell you that you are able to see You Tube, Pluto TV and any other free audiovisual service. No stars to be taken away as the manufacturer clearly states that in the description of the product. Overall a neat projector that has changed the dynamics at home and is a keeper per absolute majority as they LOVE to watch now movie night in the walls.....

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.

We’ve had an Onn projector for a long time that was due for a replacement. Originally it cost about $100 more than this model but I’ll have to say that this Nexigo projector blows it out of the water! It’s all about brightness and resolution with this one. It was easy to set up and have it perfectly focused on a 100 inch projector screen. If you are setting yours up as a ceiling mount front projection like we did, make sure to remove the rubber feet on the bottom to uncover the mount screw holes (which this is outlined in the directions).

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.

Worth every penny. Just shy of 1080p id say. But can play movies great. I personally wouldn’t invest $4k in a laser projector when this looks just fine for only $200

Nice bright picture watching movies through Wfi is impossible the video stops and go all the time Right now the sound doesn’t go through the HDMI cable