Review on 🎥 2021 Artlii Q Portable Mini Projector- WiFi, Bluetooth, Full HD, Battery Powered- Ideal for Outdoor Movies with iOS, Android, and More! by Ryan Foles

I have extensively reviewed this product along with its smaller little brother, the Battery-Free Mini Projector ($50). First off, I wanted to point out that this is very deceptive in almost every way. .one. The title says it comes with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. In fact, it should say it supports it, but doesn't have Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.2. Please note that when powered by the internal battery, the brightness is half that of when powered by AC power. I didn't see it anywhere in the description.3. It says 1080p is supported, but remember it's not high resolution. The actual aspect ratio is 640 x 360. What they mean by that is supported and plays 1080p videos but not 1080p4. It says it supports an external battery, which isn't true. To do this you will need a 120V AC battery or a special 12V cigarette lighter cable which you will need to purchase from Revain. Don't expect to connect a small battery. What frustrates me about this type of company is that they label all kinds of claims, but almost all of them are false. Now let's get to my review. I think my review will be useful to you if you plan to use it outdoors, on a hike, or away from the AC. The overall brightness is normal. I would not recommend this product for any type of light other than total darkness. Especially if it is powered by an internal battery. The eyes need time to get used to the dullness. I plan on using this when camping and don't want to spend a small fortune on something I don't intend to use all the time. I have a Jackery 240Wh battery that I want to use as a power source. I noticed that the unit draws 29 watts of power when running on 120 VAC. With 5% performance from Jackerys I got 25 minutes of video. I bought another adapter that connects to the 12V grid and bypasses the inverter, saving a lot of electricity. (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CZY9FF9/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) At 12V power consumption it used only 19W and I had 42 minutes playback at 5% power. Battery. Also, the $50 little brother isn't as bright and crisp as this one. Hope that was helpful