DBPOWER Native 1080P 5G 4K WiFi Projector, Upgrade 20000L 500 ANSI FHD Outdoor Movie Projector, Support 4P+4D Keystone/Zoom/PPT, 300 Portable Mini Video Projector Compatible w/Phone/Laptop/DVD/PC/TV

Like the picture quality and brightness. Cant predefine which input the unit powers up with... defaults to a home screen, then you have to select the input (hdmi 1 or hdmi 2 etc.) with the remote. So far its been a great upgrade over the Epson 705 that it replaces. Time will tell if it lasts and is reliable.

I was very suspect when I saw the low price. I purchased the projector and couldnt be more pleased. This thing is much better then I could have hoped for. The picture quality is excellent. The sound quality is very clear and can get quite loud. I have mine connected to a surround sound system. The picture is very bright! The throw is quite good. Approximately 10 foot away from wall or screen will give you a 100 inch picture. The picture is crystal clear! I have a 40 watt lamp in the room and have no problem watching a movie. You DO NOT have to have a completely dark room, the projector is that bright! It connects to the internet quickly, and is very simple to do. The fan is relatively quite.. I replaced a projector that I had which cost much more than this one because the old projector didnt have Wi-Fi. The picture quality with this projector blows my old and much more expensive projectors picture away! I tried to give you answers that I had questions about this projector before I bought it. Hope this helps. You wont be disappointed.

First off, as others have said, it is absolutely not even close to 9500 lumens. I have a BenQ 2000 lumen projector from 2012 thats almost twice as bright. Its bright enough in ideal conditions, though. The image gets softer around the edges so its impossible to have the entire frame in focus, so you just go for focus in the middle. I purchased it to go into an extra room for the kids and wife to use for games and movies and they like it, so Im not going to return it but if it were up to me Id have returned it. But for a sub 200 projector its not half bad as long as youre not

The picture is very good. Not great but for the money…good. The fan is loud though. If using in a media room you can definitely hear it and it takes away from the experience.

If you need one that has a long throw and picture size adjustable this is the one shooting it across the pool over 25 feet no problem , Does not have Bluetooth but cokes with a few cords to plug into a stereo , u will need a roku or streaming stick,,

Bought for family movie nights for a huge family so far its been great, audio is better than expected.

Update: 7/10/2021 I bought another DBPOWER projector and hoped it would be better this time. The picture and sound quality are very high. Streaming from miracast still didnt work. It is incompatible with my moto g(7) power android phone. Fan noise is acceptable. This time it comes with a nice carrying bag, too. Some reviewers said they didnt get one. So it depends on the seller. Highly recommend. There is static noise in the headphone, even when mute. Screen mirroring didnt work for my Moto android phone. Fan noise is quite loud. Using the headphone port reduces the external speaker volume considerably. If you connect it through Oppo blu ray player, which is not supported, it will show no or weak signal. In the picture mode, the hue section grayed out. The remote is sometimes unresponsive when navigating the menu. On the other hand, I like the 4P Keystone Correction, which works very well. It shows a perfect rectangle from a side angle that remembers its shape and position every time it turns on.

This projector has an amazing picture and great sound! I highly recommend it. However, until I purchased a good HDMI adapter cable, the picture was split and had a green tint. If you plan to connect this to an Apple device, I recommend purchasing a “USB-C to HDMI” cable—Platinum brand worked for me.

Amazing! I was skeptical at first but definitely was worth the purchase! I have had an older cheep projector for about 4 years now and decided it was time to upgrade. I did not want to run into the same problem I did for my last projector. My last one was not that bright and only 720p, so it was decent quality for the price back then. I figured I would give this one a try and I was not disappointed. It is compact with decent speakers for sound. It is plenty bright for watching in a semi lit room. I even tried it with the full room lights on and it still held pretty good (obviously at its best in the dark). It was really 1080p quality with great colors. Only negative reviews I see about this product is the occasional malfunctioning products which is normal.

As the headline says, this is nowhere close to 9,500lumens. Any claims to the contrary are simply an outright lie. I picked this up for a room with a lot of ambient light, knowing that the brightness claim was going to be a lie, but figured it was worth a shot, especially with a free return through Prime. After getting everything set up I would say it is almost as bright as my 5y/o Epson ex5220 which was rated at 3,000lumens when it was new and probably has 500hrs on the bulb at this point. I knew an 9,500lumen projector for under $300 was too good to be true and it is. If you can get over the misleading brightness claims; overall its a decent cheap projector. The streaming from a device is glitchy, but they all are all. As mentioned in other reviews it has a HDCP, which means youre not going to be able to stream from a service, like Netflix or Disney+ which makes it pretty useless for everything but a presentation. The 4point keystone adjustment is nice, and everything else is tidy and works as expected. If I hadnt been buying it specifically for its brightness Id probably keep it, but cant handle such misleading claims, especially when they are so comically overstated like this one. If youre buying for the brightness stay far, far away, if you need a middle of the road cheap projector this will probably suffice.