Review on 📽️ TOPTRO Bluetooth Projector, Native 1080P and 350” Display, 8500L Video Projector, 4K Support, Zoom & ±50°4D Keystone Correction, Home Theater Projector Compatible with Phone/TV Stick/PC/USB/PS4/DVD by Deandre Vogt

I bought this projector to replace an old inFocus DLP projector I've had since 2006. I wasn't expecting much from this given the price, but I got it in a lightning deal for $200 and couldn't be happier. It's full 1080p, 60fps. It's very bright. I often turn on the lights in my living room while I watch and the only time it looks washed out with the lights on is when the picture has a lot of black/darkness. I haven't tested the bluetooth functionality as it is connected to my 5.1 receiver. But when I'm not watching a movie, I mostly use the built-in speaker. There's only one, but it's pretty loud and very clear. The first projector with a really good built-in speaker. It's a little noisy, but when there's noise in the room, it's very hard to notice. It also has all the features I was looking for. Digital zoom, multiple aspect ratios, manual and digital keystone correction (although sometimes the auto keystone feature doesn't seem to work). Multiple image modes and the ability to customize them. I think my biggest gripe is the contrast. It's not terrible or anything, it just seems to vary wildly depending on what you're looking at. The thumbnails on the YouTube app page look fine on a black background, but when I open Vudu the entire box art looks very light and washed out on a blue background. Overall I am very happy with my purchase. I've been thinking about a new projector for about a year, but didn't dare click on "cheap Chinese". It's safe to say that while the price may be low, the quality is surprisingly high. Would recommend to anyone who needs a powerful but inexpensive projector for use in a well-lit room.