PokitterOrca Mini Portable Smart TV Projector for Bedroom Wall, 150 ANSI Lumen, Native 1080p HD, Android OS with Build-in APP & Speaker, Connect iPhone/Android Phone with 2.4G WIFI/Bluetooth/HDMI

Me and my wife bought a $40 project to use in our bedroom since we couldn't hang a TV up. It was the little yellow and white box one that you see most commonly marketed as a mini projector. It did the job but we had some complaints. It was noisy, the picture quality was ok at best and the system did not come with any integration, only phone mirroring. We quickly found out that phone mirroring didn't work with Netflix as it would block the picture, so we were forced to use an old Roku that we had. After about 9 months that ones fan finally gave out and we threw the system out.I decided since we were getting a new one and we had been using it a lot that this would be a nice upgrade, but I am so happy with this. Some things to take into mind: I was upgrading from a $40 projector so I might be biased since this is leaps and bounds better.Picture Quality: great, the projection size is very large, and the picture quality is crisp. Most the time we are watching in a dark room so I can't say much about the brightness, but from my experience I have no issues there. It does say it comes with autofocus, I never really got it to work but I can focus it fine without it.Noise: Very good. My last one was very noisy, and we had to keep the volume of the speaker we hooked up to it at 100% to overcome this noise consistently. This one we keep the speaker about 50-60% and are more than happy with it. Even when running it for 3-4 hours at a time we will forget the noise is even there.Android integration: This is the only place where this system might lose a point. To be fair there isn't many projectors with integration within this price range, so the choices are limited. But this one is a little laggy on response time. Some apps are worse than others for sure. Netflix has about a 1/2 sec delay on the remote where Crunchyroll has about 1.5-2 sec delay. Overall, it doesn't make it unusable, but it can be annoying at times.TLDR: Good picture quality, good brightness, relatively quite fan, android integration is usable but can be laggy.

Overall a good investment and I'm happy with the purchase. Speakers are Meh and I supplement audio with a Bluetooth JBL Clip 3 speaker because the onboard speaker's fidelity and frequency range is good enough for casual viewing but not enough for me personally. The brightness is great for a dark room, decent/good for an overcast day and obliviously difficult for full daylight. The wireless mirrorcast feature is great, so is the UI for the projector itself. I've had problems with some apps not working but after factory resetting the projector its fine.There's no auto-focus key-stoning. Annoying since I move the projector sett up daily.Its a good projector and is a good price for a decent portable projector

Simple controls, but powerful features. Great product. Works the best in dark room - don't expect DLP brightness, but expect sharp and colorfull picture quality (even on 100" screen). Some issues with miracast protocol, but HDMI works perfectly (for video and audio), not like others "some content can not be played". Stable BT connection to my bt-speakers - no lag, no extra sounds. Also keep in mind that you can install media player software from Google Play (something like Kodi) and can play even modern encodes movies (h265, dd5.1 etc.) from usb flash drive (even ntfs formatted), so no need to plug laptop or anything else to the projector - it works like modern smart tv - media player, prime video, youtube and all other possible and impossible features.

I really was expecting something more by a device that is within the circle of Xiaomi, but forst of all it's brightnes is near to ZERO, you really need a total dark room, and also in this case you get a SO&SO bright image.It's a pity because the contrast is almost good, and so the trapezoidal settings, the audio is too low and there is the very big problem with the system speed, really not enough to handle decently the android 9.0 sytem, that also has a terrible propietary interface, this is not Android TV but normal android with a Pokitter interface designed to an correct use for this device, but designed bad.Anyway the bigger problem is that is almost unusable, with Plex sometime freezes, but normally the lag is really too high.Another problem is that while trying this the 1st time it lose completely the wi-fi connection, it was connecting to any wifi of my home but no data in it, so I had to reset the device and begin the config again.Obviously if you can spent some money more is better, but also with this 150USD I seen and owned projectors (without android, but if android have to be the one of this machine is better to use a chromecast or fireTV stick) that was overperforming this device principally in brightness.

Really good for small dark spaces. Can hook your gaming system or computer up to it. So far so good. Months later and I still love it.

I had based my purchase on reviews and below is my experienceThe projector T2 Max that came was called "wenbo " in the packaging and I guess this would be the case for any projector that looks like this . It's all made by some common company and sold under various names .Product description hides the fact that it cannot connect to a 5ghz wifi .Product description claims Amazon prime works and there is no prime app pre installed . However after installing it from playstore just would not stream any content.Brightness is non existent . It claims 9000 lumens and this isn't correct . I tested this with another projector with same luminosity and is not even close .claim that it's 9000 lumen is false .Will return this item .

Sustituye completamente una tv, es lo mejor, se conecta a la bocina de alexa lo cual mejora increíblemente el sonido. Solo que no olviden qué es un protector y necesita oscuridad. 10/10

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