Review on π½οΈ WISELAZER Outdoor Projector WiFi Bluetooth 4k Projector 250ANSI Native 1080P: The Ultimate Home Cinema HD Projector with Wireless Connectivity and Enhanced Visual Quality by Scott Ward
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This projector is even better than I expected! It works perfectly and is so quiet you can't even hear it. The display is very clear and sharp, does not irritate the eyes. It comes with an HDMI cable, which is very convenient, you don't have to run after it. The WiFi works like a charm. Setup takes two seconds. I wish there were two AA batteries in the remote, but that doesn't matter. Great for camping! I am very happy with it. It's a solid, well-made product that we'll be making plenty of use of. Highly recommended.
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