Love this. My son smashed two tv screens in the space of a week!! I was reluctant to spend out on yet another one just to get broken.
Can’t believe I didn’t think of getting a projector sooner. Plugged my virgin box straight into the projector and away to go. My wall is green so I wasn’t sure how it would look, but it’s fine..
Could probably do with getting some speakers for everyday use….I’m so chuffed with this purchase. Unbelievable price too

Below is my original review for the first projector I recieved. The company had reached out and apologized for my experience and had a replacement at no cost to me. So with that, this is a great budget projector. Looks great in the evening but it still clear enough during the day. Definitely have your blinds drawn. The sound is good and the replacement never over heated. The focus can be tricky but not detrimental to its use. Glad I bought it, glad I put in a review and thankful that the company reached out.

Original review:
This is the epitome of you get what you pay for. The projector overheats quickly, within 30-45 minutes them shuts off. The buttons stick so when it does work the screen switched from your video to the settings screen.

This is the most expensive option and I can’t compare it to the lower ones obviously but it was definitely worth what I paid. The listed price is 300, reduced to 200, I also got a 40 voucher applied and a 30 Amazon voucher for activating the warranty so it essentially cost me 130. Absolute bargain. The picture quality is amazing even with my main light on (at a low ish brightness) My old projector was a 40 one from AliExpress, didn’t want to spend a lot on my first projector until I knew how much I’d use it. That one was actually really good for the stupidly low price. But this projector beats it in every way….. except one. With the cheap AliExpress one, I could zoom it to be the exact size of my screen down to the millimetre. The zoom on the Xuanpad only makes it smaller. It’s close enough so not a big issue. The super cheap AliExpress one also had an auto keystone which worked absolutely perfectly no matter what angle you used it at, you pressed the button and boom, perfect screen shape instantly. The Xuanpad does not have auto keystone, getting it right is a pain, the wheel on the side to adjust it is useless as the whole picture is only crisps in one exact spot, in any other it’s either blurry at the top or the bottom. The digital adjustments are okay but you can only adjust the corners inwards, not outwards and it doesn’t seem to save those settings after a reboot either. There is a vertical and horizontal slider in the settings also which I was able to use to get a perfectly rectangular screen by losing a couple of inches on the screen size. So very disappointed with the keystone on this. If an absolute bargain of a projector from AliExpress that cost less than four trips to a cinema can do auto keystone flawlessly, this projector that was originally 300 has no excuse. It’s an inconvenience and a minor irritation at most so don’t let it put you off. It bothers me more that what most would call a cheap piece of **** projector from AliExpress does something better than this one. If the Xuanpad had been my first projector I wouldn’t even know it was an issue to be fair. After getting it right the picture is a few inches smaller than my screen all around which is not a huge issue as it’s still about 75 inches diagonal. The picture quality is genuinely brilliant though, crisp and bright. Sadly the Bluetooth isn’t the best as there’s some latency which is very obvious when connected to a speaker and watching videos. Luckily I’ve stuck a Chromecast in it which works as expected and that can connect to the same speaker itself with no audio lag.

Despite the little issues, the keystone as I say wouldn’t be an issue for me if I hadn’t already seen a significantly cheaper projector do it flawlessly. The Bluetooth is something very common with devices playing videos and while I hoped it would work from the projector itself, I knew it possibly wouldn’t. Chromecast solves that though. All in all it’s a great projector, in fact a brilliant one for the price I actually paid for it. I’m more than happy, and I guess one day….. I will get over that bloody keystone I may have to just buy a new house with a slightly bigger room where I can move the projector a few inches further away from the screen. Stupid walls… who thought they were a good idea?