Short Throw Projector with 4k Support, Built-in Android 13, Smart Projector with Wifi and Bluetooth , Electric Focus, 2 x 8W Stereo Speakers for Bedroom and Outdoor Use HY450NTV

I'm upgrading from the Magcubic HY300 Pro and my, my, my, an upgrade it is indeed. I have no issues with this producing heat. It is very well built and sturdy. The projector was very easy to assemble and connects fine with my WiFi. The sound quality is unimpressive (which is expected with a projector using native sound), so I hooked mine up to my 5.1 channel surround sound via Bluetooth and just like that, my living room is now a very loud movie theater. The picture is in 1080p and can display 4K through the HDMI port. During the sunny days, the picture is still visibly noticeable. I plan on buying a black projector screen to see if that makes a difference during the day. I haven't done any gaming on here yet but there's no skips when connected to a regular Sony BluRay/DVD player. I believe this item is definitely worth the price as it

I’m really impressed with this projector! The setup was incredibly easy—literally took minutes out of the box. The interface is super user-friendly, making navigation between apps and settings a breeze. It’s great that it’s Netflix licensed, so I can stream my favorite shows and movies without needing any extra devices. The picture quality is amazing. The AI auto-focus feature is fantastic, quickly adjusting for a perfect picture every time. Another huge win is the built-in Bluetooth and speaker. I can easily connect my phone wirelessly and stream music or movies, which adds a lot of convenience, especially when I don’t feel like dealing with external speakers. The WiFi connection is stable too—no delays or interruptions during streaming, which is perfect for gaming or video playback. Speaking of gaming, I’ve been using this projector to play Zelda on my Nintendo Switch, and it’s been an awesome experience. The visuals are clear and vibrant, and there’s no lag or stuttering—perfect for fast-paced action and exploring Hyrule! Overall, this projector is a total game changer for home entertainment. Whether it’s movie nights, gaming, or presentations, it does it all seamlessly. Highly recommend it!

For the price it is a good product. It has a brightness that allows it to be used in rooms with some light (although not too much, it is already better seen in the dark). It has autofocus and is not too noisy. The remote control is quite complete and Bluetooth, so you don't have to point it. On the not so good side, it is slow (it has only 1GB of RAM) and it does not have Android, it uses the WhaleOS operating system, which runs some Android applications. Although luckily there are the main streaming applications. If you are looking for a cheap projector with good features, it is a good choice.

Screen brightness is great. I use this for projecting onto the ceiling. Feature for auto adjusting to any angles to re square the screen is convenient. Fan is loud but expected for any lamp based projector. Smart features are convenient for using common streaming apps, although the controls are sluggish. Note you can't plug in HDMI cable when the projector is vertical - can get around this by angling the support and propping on something else to return to vertical.

Bought this projector to replace our ailing elderly one in the living room. I liked that it said it had auto key stone and focus which were 2 things ours doesn’t and adjusting them was always a pain and would end up knock things off alignment. Hopefully mine is just a defective unit but the auto keystone is terrible. I point it straight at the wall and it thinks I’m at some extreme angle and keystones it like it’s trying to project it to the side wall of a hallway while at the entrance to the hallway. When I do get that correct the auto focus is off but so much I feel I need glasses on top of my contacts to be able to see the picture. It just refuses to focus and if I manually change the focus with the remote it just never gets clear. I really hope it’s just my unit but who knows.

My beautiful 65 inch flat screen tv went out so I got this. I was exploring less expensive options of having a large tv experience but in a more compact size and this is what I came up with. The picture is clear , it comes with a ton of apps and the Bluetooth feature on this came in handy particularly when I connected it to my soundbar/ subwoofer combo. My only complaint is that my unit starts buffering sometimes and I have to restart the projector to get it to stop but this may be my internet provider’s fault because I have another tv upstairs and it buffers sometimes too. I haven’t connected a gaming console to it yet so I can’t speak to the details of that but I highly recommend this option if you are thinking of a less expensive and compact alternative to getting a large tv, struggle to get it into your car, struggle to get it out of the car, struggle to get it out of that huge box and set it up, only to continue the struggle if you have to move the that large tv around for whatever reason. 🙂

The projector’s image quality is excellent for its size and the colors look great. The interface is simple and easy to use. It runs on Wi-Fi and the only cable you need is for power. The main drawback is the performance when navigating the interface or using apps. There is a noticeable delay and it is not very snappy, but it still works. The included native screen share app is almost unusable with significant delay in both picture and audio, so I would not recommend it. Overall, it does a good job for what it is and I can recommend it if you do not mind the lag. That said, I personally would not buy it again because the slow navigation holds it back.

I was blown away by this projector at this price point. I don’t think you can do much better at this price. It can do surprisingly short throw with good quality. Sound quality is also surprisingly good although it’s easy to connect to Bluetooth speakers. The focus control is on the remote which is really helpful. I wish it came with a lens cover though.