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

I received my Artlii Q Pico projector and was impressed at first sight. The packaging was really good. The projector came in an inflatable case, which reliably protected it. It comes with remote control, AV, HDMI cable and power cable. The projector itself is cute and childish with a round body and convex lens. It feels light and is mostly plastic, but it can still take a drop or two without hesitation. Then I turned it on. It started right away, but the picture quality is not good enough. In a room with any type of lighting, you cannot see what is being projected. You really have to be in total darkness to see your photo. When you project something, the image is grainy. You can count every pixel on the screen. As you get closer, it gets worse. I have the first Artlii pocket projector and I really like it. It's more expensive but worth the extra money. It is far superior to this small Q projector and easier to use. The menus on the little Q projector are a little clunky, it's not too obvious where to start, but after about five minutes I was able to hook up my computer, phone and hard drive with ease. The remote control is much better than the previous projector. For the first projector I have, you have to be directly behind the projector body for the remote to work, but the Q remote works from any direction as long as the remote is pointed at the projector itself. Although I appreciate the buttons on the car. The presence of buttons for controlling the menu without a remote control is a great addition. In summary, I don't see myself being able to use this version of Artlii projectors, although some things work well, like the remote control and the built-in buttons, overall it's a bit disappointing. A little more money can go a lot further in my opinion.