WiFi Mini Projector, DBPOWER 8000L HD Video Projector with Carrying Case&Zoom, 1080P and iOS/Android Sync Screen Supported, Portable Home Movie Projector Compatible w/Smart Phone/Laptop/PC/DVD/TV

Seems like a good product for the price! Love that it comes with accessories - case, cords. Love its size - it should fit my needs! Not able to determine at this time if Id buy it again - so difficult to give it a rating at this time. I just hooked it up and begun experimenting with its capabilities - so far it seems that I will enjoy using it.

Seeing the kids get excited for a movie we can watch at home on a bigger surface, is fun to watch! The product came unharmed and shipped fast! It is not big and bulky and I love that it has a case and remote.

This is a great 720p native portable projector. I was originally looking for 1080p, but I decided I wasnt willing to pay that premium for occasional outdoor use and quick setup situations. Keystone correction is minimal, so you dont want it too far from viewer height. I decided to buy a tripod to get the best angle. Overall happy with purchase.

So much better than a physical tv. Space saver and comes with nice case

Very pleased. Great picture quality and sound from the built in speakers is more than enough for the average viewing. I did connect a speaker when we had more guests. Plugged in my Firestick and have all the movies and channels available.

This projector was a money pit for us, and I wouldn’t recommend if you’re getting it to use with your iPhone. We bought it to use in our bedroom, with our iPhones. We did our research beforehand and found that this specific projector is suppose to be compatible and was the perfect size for what we needed it for. It arrived, we got it all set up with wireless screen mirroring, and it wouldn’t play any videos or movies. So I went straight to the brand website and found that in order to play Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, etc you must have an HDMI cord. So we ordered an HDMI cord with iPhone adapter, and it still wouldn’t work. It would play YouTube videos, but not anything else. I contacted the company’s customer support and they told me that my iPhone isn’t compatible with the projector (even with the HDMI cord), and that we need to order a fire stick in order for it to work. So not only did we buy the projector and HDMI cord, but now we have to purchase a fire stick. And their customer service did not at all care about their false advertisement. So frustrating!

This projector is very user friendly and has a clear picture. The screen mirroring function works flawlessly making it convenient for travel. Comes with a case to keep everything in too.

Amazing all the way around!

UPDATE 1/26/2023: Suddenly does not work on laptops with Win11. It worked fine with laptops on Win10, now two different laptops with Win11 can see the projector as a device, but cant connect or display. Contacting customer support. First off, as of 5/7/2022, if you are trying to activate your warranty online, their website is hacked. DO NOT click any of the popups. Call the number on the warranty card. Theyll ask for your (Amazon) order number, name, phone number, and email address so they can send a confirmation. I got an email within 5 minutes of the call, 3-year warranty activated. My primary use is to hang this from the ceiling over my table, aimed down at the tabletop, connected to my laptop, and project digital maps for D&D. Good: - Small, lightweight, comes with all cables you need and a carrying case. Because it is on the ceiling, I had to buy a 25 HDMI cable to reach my laptop. - Wireless and Bluetooth. - Picture is sufficient in a dim room with curtains closed and heavy ambient light. - Relatively quiet with settings adjustment for low/medium/high noise suppression. I enabled those and didnt hear any difference though. - Works with several input methods, including you phone and Chromecast. Con: - Manual focus and keystone adjustment. Youd think in 2022 that would have moved to electronic control. - The extreme edges of the projection are slightly blurry no matter how its positioned or focused. I spent about a half hour making tiny adjustments to get a good middle ground. - Does not accept Extended Screen (where you can drag a browser off screen to the second display) via WiFi, Bluetooth, or Chromecast - which is what I was hoping to do. A dedicated HDMI cable is required. - Remote doesnt come with batteries, get yourself 2xAA. Even with these cons, they are not deal-breakers and its still able to do everything my last projector could do. Havent had to test it during a game yet, Ill update when that happens.

Seems to work good so far.