DBPOWER Projector Support Android Compatible Review

Surprisingly good projector for such a price. We use it for outdoor movie nights with a 20ft inflatable screen. Powered by a Jackery 300. It's light! The only problem is that we cannot focus the entire image. There is always some blur towards the outer edges of the image. However, it looks as good or even better than any theatrical ride I've been on. I recommend a 100W ION portable speaker for this use, which you can see in the picture. I download movies to my phone and mirror the screen on the

I had an old projector that wasn't bright enough. This device is brighter and much easier to use. When I used screen mirroring on my iPhone (simple on-screen instructions), I was able to watch a movie and the audio came out automatically from the projector. I was surprised how loud it is. The unit comes with multiple cables to connect to different devices, but the wireless option was so quick and easy that I probably won't need it. The carrying case is very handy and looks well designed and of…

This affordable projector really packs a punch with brightness and volume, perfect for gaming and travel. It has really simple setup, the inputs are clearly labeled and easy to find, and the built-in speaker is surprisingly loud (in a good way). I hooked it up to my laptop via HDMI (picture included so you can compare the screens) and pointed it at a good quality screen protector (*note - thought it was funny, a screen actually costs 3x more than a projector). The keystone correction isn't…

DBPOWER WIFI projector is comparable to projectors that cost 5 times more. It is multifunctional and easy to use. Right out of the box, I was able to connect my iPhone over Wi-Fi and stream videos from YouTube, Plex, and other streaming services. I did the same from my Android device. It also has HDMI, USB, VGA, and standard AV inputs. I was able to connect the Fire Stick Revain to the HDMI port and project the output from it. The image shows realistic, vivid colors without having to fiddle…

I wasn't really expecting much from a projector under $150, but I was quite impressed. Firstly, it is packed in a nice compact travel case. It includes a remote control (requires 2 AAA batteries), an HDMI cable and a mini jack for the AV output cable. The picture was huge and the projector was only 8 feet from the wall. The room wasn't bright, but to say it was dim would be an exaggeration, but the picture was bright enough. Focusing and keystone correction worked well. I have terrible internet

Who says you have to spend big bucks for a quality projector? Got this one after giving my last one which I bought as a gift recently and it was a newer model. I mainly use them for holiday projection as well as outdoor parties/movie nights at night and it doesn't disappoint. The projection is great and the image is colorful and bright. The light in the room does affect your view a bit, but if you keep the blinds/curtains closed everything works great. It works if you leave the curtains open…

, posted a video comparing the projector to my 70 inch TV. It is very bright and has a crystal clear picture. The projector has much better angles than a TV (as you can see from the photos) and is visible from almost anywhere in the room. You can also easily get a much larger image while maintaining clarity. The last picture hangs on my wall about 12 feet wide (making the screen almost 200 inches). This was all done on a regular wall, with no backing or backing, so no doubt the images will be…

Time for history! Actually this is my second projector from DBPower. I took my original 2019 model with me on every family trip. It was a great success and everyone loved it. A few weeks ago we went on a trip and I accidentally left it with my cousin. Rather than having them pay to box it up and ship it back to me, I figured it would make more sense to let them keep it and I'd just go out and buy a new one (which is crazy!). So that's how I "upgraded" to this new 2021 model and just like the…

I already have a $500 Benq projector but it is ceiling mounted and difficult to move. I wanted something cheaper and portable for nighttime/outdoor viewing for parties and events. This seemed to fit the bill. The first impression was good. Easy unpacking as the projector comes in a nice carrying case. The case has 2 sections: one for attaching the projector and one for accessories. It comes with everything you need in the accessories section, power cord, HDMI cable, height adjustment foot…