Projector Mini Portable Outdoor Movie Projectors, LED Pico Video Projector for Home Theater Film Projectors, Compatible with Smartphone/ Tablet/ Laptop/ TV Stick/ PS/ USB

Such an amazing projector. Totally worth every penny I paid. Firstly it looks really cute and is light weight but the amount of features it offers is incredible. Always been my companion for road trips, plug in anywhere and watch a cinema!!! The picture quality is much better than what I expected too. It does git a tiny bit grainy if you stand up close, but that’s most projectors. It is very easy to navigate around and select the right option.

I love this projector. It’s easy to use, portable and showcases a great picture. I connect my Roku to it use it to watch my streaming services. The projector works great and get loud so you can use it outdoors. It was also cheap when i bought it, better than some tik tok shop projectors.

Compact and easy to use, this mini projector delivers surprisingly clear visuals and decent sound depending on your device—great for casual movie nights!

The projector is the perfect size and it fits well within our bedroom. It’s very quiet as well. The only thing I wish is that the Volume was a little bit louder so if you would increase the volume on your phone as well as on the projector, that’s just something to know.I was able to hook up my Google Chrome to it and cast my tv shows from the chromecast, that was a lot easier to navigate. The only thing I would recommend would be better instructions for not just the Bluetooth, but when pairing your Netflix or Hulu accounts to it.

This mini projector that connects to your phone works well for its size and price. It’s compact, making it easy to carry around and set up almost anywhere. The setup process is quick—just plug it into your phone, and you're good to go. The image quality is decent for a mini projector, with clear enough visuals for casual movie watching or presentations. The brightness might not compare to larger, more expensive projectors, but it's fine for indoor use in dimmer settings. The sound is decent, though you may want external speakers if you need louder audio. Overall, it's a great portable option for quick projections without the need for a lot of extra gear.

I was in search of a small/travel projector I could use on vacations and around the garage for special occasions. I first got the YG300Plus based on the price point, but then saw the YG300Plus Max had WiFi which I interested me for casting video wireless to. I also wanted to use USB-C for video and power if possible since that's a connector that's pretty common in our house/cars/travel kits.Size:YG300Plus Max is bigger than the YG300Plus. I imagine it would be much easier to travel with the YG300Plus and for a projector on the go, that would be the better option.Noise:The YG300Plus Max is significantly louder than the YG300Plus. I don't mean to say it's obnoxiously loud, but it's noticeable where the YG300Plus is a bit quieter.Brightness:The YG300Plus Max is MUCH brighter than the YG300Plus, by orders of magnitude. Check the photos for a side-by-side. I noticed that out of the box, the YG300Plus is in a low power setting that contributes to lower performance here, but even setting that to "high" doesn't come close to the larger YG300Plus Max. I could definitely this being an issue for the smaller YG300Plus in rooms that aren't totally dark, but on the other hand, I could see an issue where the larger YG300Plus Max is TOO bright for totally dark rooms since I couldn't immediately find a brightness adjustment there.USB-C:The smaller YG300Plus seems to deliver on the promise of video or power over USB-C. The larger YG300Plus Max only uses the USB-C power for video only and would not accept it as a power source using my 70+W USB-C brick.WiFi:As expected, the smaller YG300Plus does not have any sort of WiFi. The larger YG300Plus Max ad listing briefly mentions WiFi but doesn't have much other detail. I can confirm that the YG300Plus Max does indeed have WiFi. It appears to be able to connect to a WiFi network where it might then appears as a device to "cast" media too, but you can also connect directly to it as an AP to do ad-hoc screen mirroring from phone to projector, without needing a WiFi router.Final thoughts:The larger YG300Plus Max definitely seems to be the better projector, as expected by the higher price point. The brightness seems to be good enough for up to medium-lit rooms and it has WiFi for additional media source flexibility.For my personal needs, I'm not sure if either checks all the boxes. WiFi is nice, but I don't expect to be able to connect to a WiFi network everywhere I go. The smaller YG300Plus seems to be a better fit for my use case. I can power it off of the same USB-C brick I use for my laptop, it has a smaller footprint so will take up less space on a trip, and seems to do better at closer distances to the projection screen/wall which might be significant in a camper or smaller rooms. The dim picture is concerning but otherwise it seems to be the better option for my needs.

Pray it to be such a small projector. It works amazing and also has Bluetooth which really came and convenient so that we should connect it to a speaker. Highly recommend.

Got this for my girlfriend and she absolutely loves it! We used it during friends movie night and it was amazing! It was like watching it like it was a LED tv!