🎥 WISELAZER 1080p FHD Projector with 4K Support for Movies and Gaming - 250 ANSI, Zoom, 300'' Display, Dust-Proof, Low Delay (<25ms), Video Home Theater Projector - Compatible with Smartphone, PC, TV Box, HDMI, USB Review

The projector is 100% worth its price. The brightness is enough for comfortable viewing of the picture, the factory default brightness is 50%, if necessary, you can adjust it. The sound from the speakers is powerful and of sufficient quality and adjustable depending on the content, it's enough to hear a room of any size.

I can't get over how sharp and clear the picture quality is from this projector. For its size, Wizelaser has managed to create an extremely powerful projector that enables 4K video playback and vivid colors. I strongly recommend purchasing a suitable projection screen to complement this great video.

Very good projector for the money. But I want to pay attention to the points made: A) Keystone correction is a completely useless feature. The drop in sharpness at the edge is yes, while I have a projector at an angle of 4-5 degrees to the projector, for example, I have to stand strictly perpendicular to the wall. Any deviation almost does not exclude. B) Brightness is good, even when projecting onto a green rather dark wall with open windows. You can see without any problems. Of course…

Good projector! It's a bit fringed around the edges, which is to be expected at this price point, but it's got decent brightness and is perfect for walking outside and watching a movie by the fire. The menu is ok, although the casting doesn't work for every app, most likely due to copyright issues. Hulu didn't film, which is a shame, but Youtube did. There is definitely room for improvement here. Once you play the video the picture quality becomes average, it's not the best quality in the world

I was looking for a home projector that would fit the needs of my living room. I wanted something that can watch football games, television in general, etc. It was very easy to set up and I was up and running in about 10 minutes. It appears to work with the Android software but will still work with your other devices. I connected my iPhone to it and was able to stream video to the projector. I like that there are multiple HDMI and USB ports on the back, making it easy to connect devices without

I have a projector in several rooms in my apartment because once the projector idea came to life I never wanted to look at a small screen again. Of course, from time to time I have to compromise that my security cameras are on smaller screens or I have to use regular screens for computing purposes. With this newfound fondness for the big screen, I've found you need a decent machine to achieve an image that's sharp enough to showcase different types of media. What I mean by this is that if you…