ITMBET Mini Projector with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth - 1080p, 400 ANSI Lumens, 2-Second Quick Focus, Auto Keystone, 180° Rotation, Bluetooth Projector,Portable for Movies and Phone Projection

I am very disappointed. The 2 things that sold me on this is 1. It’s full 1080 HD the other 2. It’s meant to be whisper quiet. In both these areas I’m not convinced. I had my first movie night with mates and I wouldn’t say I got a full HD image from a 1080 (Netflix) source. The image lacked clarity and was washed out. The noise was no different than my previous projector, too noisy if you are near it. Definitely NOT whisper quiet.The upside is the unit is a compact size and looks good. Can’t help but feel I could have bought a cheaper one and had the same quality.

The media could not be loaded. I really enjoy the quality of the product and the experience it delivered! Highly recommended and my friends started to use them as well!!If you’re after a great-value projector, this one delivers. It’s packed with features often found in much more expensive models, making it a fantastic choice for anyone on a budget. Whether you’re setting it up for cozy movie nights in your bedroom or an intense gaming session in the living room, it performs effortlessly with clear visuals and reliable operation.What stands out most is how easy it is to use. Setting it up is straightforward, and it’s versatile enough to fit various needs. The picture quality is impressive for the price, and the sound output is surprisingly good for a mini projector. While it may not compete with high-end models in every aspect, it holds its own and offers incredible value for the cost.In conclusion, the ITMBET Mini Projector is a fantastic investment if you’re looking to upgrade your home entertainment setup without breaking the bank. It’s reliable, user-friendly, and delivers an enjoyable viewing experience.

this is a mini projector with wifi play capability, it’s quite small in size, what makes it special is the built 180 rotation base, which i don’t need additional mount to adjust the projection tilt angleit doesn’t need external power adapter to work, jt takes direct ac power with fig 8 cable, no messy adapter and cablesthe first issue i noticed that was the remote controller is infrared controller, that means i need to point it directly to the projector to control, it added inconvenience when the projector is placed behind methe second issue is the automatic keystone correction, it did correct the tilted image to rectangle, however the aspect ratio changed and incorrect, it would make a 16:9 image become 4:3 at some point when the tilted angle is high, i don’t feel it’s alright, aspect ratio only correct at 0, 90 and 180 degreeaspect ratio tested at 0 degree and 5 degree:120x70 inches horizontal (0 degree) 16:9123x80 inches tilt up (5 degree) 16:10basically this projector work best with direct hdmi and usb input, apple wireless screen case got only sound but no video, not sure about android miracast as i didn’t test with androidwell, the internal speaker is ok, could be louder when used outdoor, for quiet indoor environment, the fan is a bit noisy and covered some of the speaker sound for low volume sceneall in all, the is is a budget projector, convenient with its built in angle adjust base, it works well only on direct projection without any tilt and keystone correction

This projector looks good out of the box. It is powered by a 2 pin connector (often seen for TV/DVD players etc). UK plug is included as well as a HDMI to HDMI cable.There's a remote control which I found was essential to operation of the projector. It needs 2xAAA batteries which are NOT included, so do be aware when purchasing to have a couple spare.The tilt is manual and so is focus, which is done by rotating the tip of the projector's cylinder.It comes with auto keystone correction, which is pretty good for the price point. Note however that it doesn't auto level the image, so you will need to ensure it is on a flat level surface if you want a perfectly level image.Brightness is labelled at 400 ANSI lumen, which is a quite a claim at this price, and comparing with my much more expensive 400 ANSI lumen projector, I must say this is not as bright.Picture quality is pretty good considering the price. However I had issues with the aspect ratio.Although it supports 1080p, I found that the picture seems too squished horizontally making everything look 'slimmer' than it should be.One annoying thing is that it seem very fussy with HDMI to USB-C and lightning adapters. I tried attaching an iPad and iPhone and in both cases the image kept flickering on/off even though the adaptors work fine on other devices. I did in the end find one which is did work with, and also a laptop running direct HDMI to HDMI worked too.When using a laptop with native 1080p, image quality seemed ok and I provided a close up image with text quality.The speaker and sound quality is not great and more of an after thought, but usable for watching a film for audio, but not for music. Think the level of quality a typical computer would give you. There is the rumble of the fan which also affects the sound, but turn the volume up to drown it out, or attach external speakers.Now considering this was around £75 at time of review (£99 with 25% off voucher), the minor flaws can be overlooked.