NexiGo PJ20 Outdoor Projector, 450 ANSI Lumens, Movie Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, Native 1080P, Dolby_Audio Sound Support, Compatible w/TV Stick,iOS,Android,Laptop,Console
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Guillermo
> 24 hourThe good: In a dark room the result is very good. The 1080p resolution is good enough, the colors are acceptable. Overall, good product for the price. The so-so: The interface looks very old, and there are no updates available. The bad: The audio output sounds very slow (trying from many sources, the same problem always occurs). Another annoying thing, if the projector is installed with a slight inclination, you only get a well-focused image right in the center, but above and below the focus is quite lost. The sound problem has not allowed me to enjoy 100% of the product, since it is likely that some intermediate amplification solution is needed to increase the volume.
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Chun
> 24 hourYellow tint developed on original and replaced units. They gave me a replacement on receiving the old unit.
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Shawna Cody
> 24 hourWe got this for camping and got to use it for the first time this weekend. We streamed from my phone to the projector and watched my basketball playoffs. The picture was great! I love how I can just stream from my phone so we can watch whatever we want!
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Casey
> 24 hourWe’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).
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Napkins
> 24 hourI was specifically looking for a sub-$300 projector to meet the budget for my basement. The projector had to be 1080p and have the ability to ceiling mount with an inverted view. My main use is TV shows and the occasional movie. I previously had a mid-level BenQ projector, so my level of standards are fairly high, but I kept my expectations in check. Shipping was fast and the projector arrived without damage. The packaging is simple, yet protective. Unboxing the projector I found the projector itself, the power cable, a 3.5mm audio to RCA adapter, remote (you’ll need two AAA batteries, not included), and the user manual. I was able to find a copy of the manual in PDF format online, so I familiarized myself with the operation before the projector got to me. I found the power cable to be a bit short for my setup. The included power cable is around 6 feet long. I would have liked a 10-12 foot power cable. The build quality of the projector is good for the money. The design is simple, and the controls and inputs are intuitive. I particularly like the remote. It is simple with no frills. It gets the job done without being overly complicated. Setup is super simple. Select your language and you’re good to go. The focus is set through the menu. Using the remote, fine tuning the focus is very easy. This is where I fell in love with it. Even before sending a video to it. The menu images are sharp and crisp, even without a proper screen. There are plenty of inputs available to meet all of the devices currently on the market. The projector also has the ability for screen mirroring, which was also easy to setup. My basement is long and narrow. But at 8.5 feet, I was able to get a very clear 75” screen on the opposite wall. Quite the improvement from my 43” 4K TV, which was several years old and giving out. Compared to my previous BenQ projector, which was in the $700 range, this NexiGo PJ20 is a strong competitor. Without having them side by side, there are few differences that I am picking up on. For under $300, I have zero complaints at all. The first night, I watched a few episodes of the Big Bang Theory and Star Wars Rogue One. They looked fantastic, with clear and crisp images. The colors are rich and bright! The last few days, my kids have watched several Disney movies. The Pixar films look great on this! Fan noise is reasonable for this price range. You wouldn’t want to sit directly next to it, but few would have it set up that way. With my ceiling mount, the fan noise is a non-issue. The speakers are okay in a pinch, but I would recommend some sort of external speaker. Bluetooth speakers would do fine. I’m using an Apple TV with two HomePod Minis. Paired with the PJ20, I have the ultimate budget setup. If you’re looking for a budget projector, you can stop here. I highly recommend the PJ20. You won’t be disappointed. The projector has a standard one year warranty. Registering gets you a second year for free.
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VanessaK
> 24 hourWe are very pleased with this projector! Great quality! You will need adapters to hook your phone to it, the blue tooth wouldn’t connect and we have a new iPhone… so not sure why it wouldn’t. But you won’t be disappointed!
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Steven toops
> 24 hourStarting of my little theater room have a bit more to go, but this projector is very nice Ive had several different brands and this one for the money is worth it an Im very picky 3-4 months went into research on this with YouTube videos an this an that. It is native 1080p very nice picture, but for your information when hooking this up if youre going long distance with HDMI an thats further than 6 feet believe it or not poor cable quality will lag on quality of video as well. If youre going like I did 20ft away just get a wireless HDMI Box yes $$$but so much worth it. An get the best signal promoting like 8k so you can have it for years. Projector is great though I dont run the on board speakers so no opinion, I run roku streambar surround sound system an its pretty nice with this. On about 150 inch screen.
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Chris Pierce
> 24 hourI 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.
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Andrew
> 24 hourAs a disclaimer, this is the first projector Ive owned myself, but Ive handled a fair number of them in the past to give me a baseline of comparison. Setup was extremely easy, and although it was initially a little slow to connect to my MacBook via AirPlay, subsequent connections to my MacBook, iPhone, and even an Android tablet were quick. The ability to connect to almost any device wirelessly with acceptable lag/delay was very impressive for me in this price range. Keystone correction was very easy to adjust and allowed for a decent range of angles and heights. Picture quality is okay on an off-white wall but would probably be better with a real projector screen. Brightness was not the strongest, though the room we used was naturally pretty bright; this improved greatly after sunset and allowed for a pretty impressive viewing experience (as with most projectors except the absolute brightest, but those tend to run much more expensive). Perhaps the most impressive part to me was the sound quality. I dont have the highest expectations for projector audio, but the Dolby Audio capability and volume range allows for a great budget cinematic experience even without a dedicated speaker. Overall, this product is a solid projector for the price range, even moreso if you can find it on sale!
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Gregg Legros
> 24 hourIve had this for about 6 months now and its never worked right. Weve tried everything- the screen mirroring connects temporarily and then shuts down, usb cord doesnt work, aux cord doesnt work. Weve tried different phones, gaming systems, lapstops, everything I can think of. Ive had friends who work in tech try to figure it out and the best we can come up with is this system just doesnt work. Im not sure if I got a lemon because I read a ton of reviews before purchasing and it seemed like this does work for most people, but not for us. Im pretty bummed since it wasnt cheap (I know its not the most expensive, but its certainly not the cheapest option either).