Toperson Mini Projector – 5G WiFi Projector with 1080P Supported and Max 200″ Display, Home Theater Movie Projector Compatible with HDMI, AV, TV Stick, PS5, Laptop,USB

 

So although I use this every day and would highly recommend it is work knowing that this is not compatible with Google’s pixle 6, it works with every other phone, computer, firestick and device I could find. The issue is with Google pixle not with the projector. Picture and sound quality are very high. Perfect for move nights, kids cartoons and wife’s porn. It is easy to use and portable. Love that it worked on WiFi aswell as hdmi so can be compact and tidy.

 

Small and compact, great picture, ideal for the family to watch Netflix films

 

So far I have watched about 8 movies using my firestick and my mobile phone data. Good, clear picture. Really projects well, we watched films usinh a white sheet on the garden fence
I would say the sound is fairly good, but, you do need to be near the projector. I boughy a pair of pc speakers so we can have sound either side I would recommend this projector. It comes with a 2 year warranty also

 

This is my first projector that I purchased, not bad! I tried to connect 5G WiFi, it worked.

Sound is loud and pretty good quality.

 

Very good quality and bright projector for an inexpensive price.Sound quality is great.This projector could be connected to my phone and I could watch some YouTube videos before going to bed. Would really recommend it to anyone who wants cinema at their home!

 

The brightness of the unit is fairly good for a budget mini projector and is easily usable in even a fully lit room, obviously it feels a little washed out, but I would have no issues using it in HDMI wired state as a computer monitor extension in a room lit up with monitors and the room light. I personally am going to use this as a lazy bed style display and have it projecting from the headboard with something like a fire stick, which gives a sizable display on the opposite wall. Though, do bear in mind you will need a light coloured wall or a screen to project this onto for the best viewing experience.

There are rubberized feet for keeping it in place on a flat surface, but the better mounting method in my opinion is the standard ” threaded tripod insert. Which can be used to mount this in whatever way you require, you could even use a standard photography tripod to set this up as part of a portable kit. It does put out a fair bit of noise and heat from the side with the vented heat sink, but this is to be expected as the LED lamp is putting out a fair bit of heat and that requires active cooling, so noise is the unfortunate by-product. You will find yourself turning the volume up a bit to cover the noise, but with any sizable audio speakers plugged into this it will be a non-issue.

There is only one small speaker on the projector so don’t expect crisp high quality stereo audio, but it will get the job done if you don’t have any alternatives in place. Though, even just a simple set of stereo speakers would go a long way to making the experience with this projector and movies much more cinematic and enjoyable. For the price and size they can’t include everything, but it does do most things genuinely well enough and things like the audio can be easily sent to external speakers or headphones through the ports on the back.

Speaking of the ports, on the back of the unit there is a headphone/AUX jack, an AV input, HDMI input, USB media input and the power port. With the projector inside the box, you get an HDMI cable and an AV adapter which is perfect for plugging this projector into old-school consoles which run really well on mini projectors like this one. The power plug is rated at 19v 2.5amps, which is around 48 watts at full draw. I’m unsure if the projector draws this at all times, but that’s the information provided on the plug. Sadly, you don’t get a carrying pouch or case with this projector, so you will need to find your own solution to storing all the bits and pieces together if you intend to use it in a portable capacity.

A nice little remote is included and works well, though there are no provided AAA batteries, so you will have to supply your own. I very much recommend the remote instead of the buttons on the device itself, as they aren’t very intuitive to use.

The adjustability of the focus for different ranges and screen sizes works well, however there is no way to adapt the projection for angled display, also known as keystone correction. This is often done in software and can also be done via a mechanical lens alignment but neither are present sadly which means this will need to be setup in a very accurate perpendicular way to ensure that the picture doesn’t get skewed due to misalignment between the angle of the projector and the surface its projecting the image onto.

My one major issue that I had with the Wi-Fi aspect of this projector is that the wireless password input has a limited number of characters, and my Wi-Fi password is too long to fit.
Meaning that unless I’m willing to change my Wi-Fi password to a shorter and weaker one and then go through the entire house swapping everything to the new password, I won’t be able to make use of the Wi-Fi features. Though just for testing I used my guest Wi-Fi, but this means that ultimately the projector cannot communicate with anything on my main network without manually moving things over for testing. The windows cast worked just fine, but the delay leaves something to be desired in regard to making it a usable method of extending your display space in windows. By and large, the Wi-Fi features are a last resort for those devices and situations where you can’t run an HDMI cable, as it introduces a variety of limitations and problems with it.

Overall, this is a fairly well-built little projector that packs a lot of features into an attractive and functional package. For the price the picture quality is excellent, and you will have to spend substantially more and forgo a lot of the portability and features present here if you want a true 1080p or higher resolution, but this little guy is more than perfect for a lot of tasks. It’s especially good for retro video game emulation on a Raspberry Pi for example, which pairs nicely with the portability of the unit, so you can have a neat portable gaming setup for events and parties with friends and family. It’s priced comfortably in and around the going price for a projector of this size and capabilities, the current coupon brings it down from 99.99 to 89.99, both prices I believe are acceptable prices for this unit.

 

This mini projector works as well as the larger models. It can project images from your smartphone camera roll (or other wireless devices) straight onto a wall. We’ve got light coloured painted walls which make it easier to view although a projector screen is definitely on the wish list to get the full picture capability. Images can be seen in cinema screen size. Focus is adjustable to get the best picture results.
Sound is clear from the built in speakers, headphones can also be plugged into the projector. The projector is suitable for slideshows and PowerPoint presentations, it’s a great device for students, teachers, training facilitators etc.
The projector comes with remote control.

 

This mini projector is quite light weight and small in size compared to the normal full size ones, which makes it really good for travelling. Wish it came in a travelling case though.
Very easy to set up by connecting the hdmi cable to my laptop.
The display quality is great, very bright and clear. The remote control works well.
In terms of noise, I would say it’s at similar level to the other projector I own, doesn’t bother me at all.

 

It’s a small Wi-Fi projector. Easy to install and join to the home network via your router. Apple and Android devices can share the screen effortlessly. USB and hdmi can be used as alternate ve connection.

I used projector on the wall and r the result was amazing. Size and clearing all edges were impressive.
Overall it’s a good mini projector.