Review on 📽️ PTVDISPLAY Pocket Portable Mini Projector, Full HD 1080P Pico Bluetooth Video WiFi DLP Projector with Android Support, HDMI USB TF Card Connectivity, Wireless Home Projector by Gary Flick

When I unpacked my new PTV projector, the first thing that struck me was how small it was. I used to have another projector that claimed to be a mini projector but it just couldn't compete in terms of size or even brightness. The projector itself is about the size of my iPhone XS Max. Out of the box, no configuration is really necessary. It comes preinstalled with Netflix and YouTube, as well as Android 7.1, which makes it very convenient. Just connect to a Wi-Fi network and you're good to go. No cables or connectors required. It's also Bluetooth compatible, so you can connect another speaker to it for true cinematic sound. If you want to mirror pictures or movies from your iPhone or iPad, it already has Airplay function. And of course, since it's effectively an Android device, it seamlessly streams everything from your Android device via Miracast. Since it has the Android 7.1 operating system, it works like a mobile phone or tablet on which you can download apps from the installed Google Play Store. It even has a Chrome browser! In terms of picture quality, this little projector impresses with clarity and brightness. You can project it onto any surface or even the ceiling. But if you want the best viewing experience, I would suggest buying a projector screen. I bought one from Revain for $15 and it looks great. It can project an image up to 120 inches in size. I am projecting my image on my 100 inch screen size screen and it looks great. Even when the light in the room is on, the picture is bright. The dark environment is of course ideal. When I get very lazy, I just take it and start sending the movie to the ceiling. One of my biggest issues with other Wi-Fi enabled projectors was that they didn't have any other interface. This projector has HDMI, 2-USB-A and a microSD card slot. This was important to me because when WiFi is not available, for example when I'm on a hike, I need the ability to connect my device via the HDMI port, or even movies that I can already download to a microSD card, I can just come and enjoy my projector without connecting to the network. While it does have a rechargeable battery, it only lasts for an hour or two, which isn't enough when you're watching a movie or playing video games. The plug that comes with USB solves the problem of proximity to an outlet as it can be powered by a backup battery pack. With a connected projector, you can watch movies for hours. It already has a speaker that you can use for audio, but it's not as loud and sounds a bit tinny. There are no EQ controls, so the sound that comes out is as good as it can get, sounding like the highs are boosted and the bass is missing. Sometimes it can pierce the ears. I use a portable speaker or even a soundbar via bluetooth which solves this problem on the fly. All in all, you really get a lot in this small package. This is one of the best projectors of this size that I have ever owned. The portability aspect and the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth connectivity are definitely amazing, so you can really take this anywhere without plugging anything into it. The only complaint I have is the speaker, but for something so small you would expect it and it doesn't detract from the projector's value. I definitely recommend this product!