Review on 📽️ Enhanced Android 9.0 Smart Projector: WiFi Portable, 1080P, 170 Inch Display, 6000 Lumens Bluetooth; Ideal for Home Cinema & Outdoor Movie Theater with YouTube Netflix by Victor Shepherd

This Wi-Fi mini projector has a huge bright screen that makes it a pleasure to use. The projector has many connectivity options that can come in handy. Not only does it have WiFi, it also has USB for phones, standard USB for flash drives, HDMI for many options like Cast device, ROKU, VGA computer and more. These options are handy for different reasons, for me it was really important because I have many platforms that I use and save movies and with all the connectivity options that are there I can enjoy my old gadgets with new technology... My The phone can also project photos or videos using the device's mirroring/casting options. So I just plug it into the HDMI port and use my phone to stream with the projector and then project it onto the screen. A lot of people probably don't see the need for a projector because you can cast the image to a TV. Here are my reasons why I want such a device. We recently had a birthday party for my 85 year old mother in law and due to Covid we were unable to invite people. We asked her to send a video so she could see all her family and friends. She doesn't have a TV to stream to and she can't see her phone screen clearly. We used a projector to project their video onto a screen and it worked great. I also often work with cars and watch YouTube videos on repairs. I don't have a TV in the shed and it's hard to see from my phone. Again, this is a great feature for a projector. Finally with Covid there is no one in our house who doesn't live there but we will have people in the yard (masks/social distancing) and we can project a film to watch outside if the weather permits . This projector is perfect. for the above use. It's easy to set up and easy to use if your phone isn't as picky as mine. Even with tricky phones this works, you just need to use a secondary casting device. The only thing to consider before buying is how Wi-Fi works. The device generates a WiFi signal that you connect to. It doesn't connect to your WiFi. This means that when you connect your phone to the device via Wi-Fi, you can't simultaneously connect to the internet and project static videos that you've already downloaded. You can get around this by plugging your phone into a USB port or using a streaming device, so it's no big deal. For the price you get a bright, crisp picture of a huge size (big if you want it) with plenty of connectivity options.