[Officially-Licensed App & Auto Focus]Smart Full-Size Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, XuanPad 4K Support Movie Projector, Portable Native 1080P Outdoor Projector with 360° Stand

This projector would have gotten a 5 star. But I didn’t even have it a full year bought this projector on June 2025. First Issue: Turning on the projector it has a high pitch squeal/wine and it stays till you turn it off. Second Issue: Bluetooth was working fine with my speaker and then stopped working. I did the unpairing, factory reset, unplugging it off the wall for about 5-10mins. And used a different speaker in the off chance of that was the issue. So Bluetooth doesn’t work anymore. Third Last issue: Projector turning ON. The remote will be on the table and this only happens at night while we are sleeping but it will Turn on randomly. We replace the power strip where it was plugged in and still does it. Now gotta find a new one. What ashamed!

Pros: Great picture quality, good brightness for the price, easy setup, solid focus and keystone, loud built-in speakers Cons: Terrible operating system and app store The physical build quality is decent but not premium. The picture quality, however, is excellent for the price. I’m using this projector in a spare bedroom with light-filtering curtains. During the day it’s watchable, though some light washing out the image. At night, the picture really shines—even with a lamp on, colors are rich and bright. Although it’s advertised at 2000 ANSI lumens, that feels optimistic. I’d estimate closer to 1100–1500 ANSI lumens. Still, it’s noticeably brighter than a 600-lumen projector I returned last year, though not as bright as my 3000-lumen Epson EX9200 Pro. From about 8 feet away, I get a 100–110 inch image, which is larger than my Epson in the same room. Setup is simple, with solid auto-focus and 4-point keystone correction that works better than expected. I connected a PlayStation and Fire TV Stick with no noticeable audio or video lag, even while gaming. Bluetooth audio also worked well with a JBL Xtreme speaker. The built-in speakers are surprisingly loud, though sound quality is just okay for casual use. The biggest downside—and the reason for the 3-star rating—is the operating system. It runs on a basic Linux-based “smart” OS with the NetRange app store, and what’s included is all you get. You can’t add apps or alternate app stores. The app selection is very limited, the store barely loads, and the experience is clunky. Netflix works fine, but an Android TV OS would be vastly better. For $149, this projector is an okay value. With a better OS and app store, it would easily be a 5-star, best-bang-for-the-buck projector. It’s lightweight, portable, and easy to move from room to room. Overall, it’s a good projector held back by a really bad software experience.

Great projector. So far no issues or concerns. Great design. Love the auto refocus great addition

I decided to treat myself to a nicer quality entertainment item because the TV I had in my room was small, had limited options for adjusting picture and audio, and was overall subpar. I really, REALLY like a lot about this thing- The picture quality is great, it auto focuses but still gives me the option to adjust it, I can plug my Roku and my switch into it, it was easy to set up, and I can plug in regular computer speakers to it, but can also use Bluetooth speakers. Though there are some things I really like about this projector, I've had a few issues with it, and I've barely had it a week. I've started having issues with the Bluetooth speakers. I was able to connect it to one I have and it was working so well for a while, then it stopped connecting for some reason. I was able to confirm it wasn't the speaker, it was definitely the projector. The projector just turns on randomly, as well. One time it turned on randomly, but then wouldn't turn off with the remote or the button on top of the actual projector, so I had to unplug it. Sometimes certain features don't work. Also the sound quality isn't that great, but with the ability to use speakers and Bluetooth, it makes up for that. Every so often, there are a few random malfunctions, like the remote doesn't work, it won't change to my Roku when I try to, stuff like that. It usually corrects itself, but it would be nice if it didn't do it at all. Overall, I really enjoy enjoy this system, especially for the price. But I wish it was a little more consistent and less... malfunctioning, if that's the right term?

Picture looks good, but it will not Bluetooth to my phone which is very annoying. It’s one of the main reasons I purchased it.

Ok. So I gave it a try in different places.. on a large wall on a small wall and on a screen. All great. For this to be more based on Dolby the sound is meh.. I’ll invest in speakers. It’s ok in my room, but in our living room it’s bigger and the sound doesn’t travel very well if you aren’t close to it. It streams nice. Simple set up. It takes some getting used to adjusting. Stick to the “zoom” don’t mess with the picture outside of that cause it can get crooked and hard to adjust even with auto. My suggestion if it happens reset it and make sure it’s sitting where you plan to keep it before adjusting. I like that I can adjust the focus also. All around good. I got it on sale I likely would have got the smaller one if it wasn’t on sale. I don’t think the quality is much different based on reviews. I may purchase the smaller on in the future cause I’m not a fan of tvs taking up space. Connected to WiFi super fast and smoothly. All around I think it’s a good product.

Eventually best of that type. Will order back again

Could have a better range of apps. Had to buy a fire stick to get HBO, Crunchyroll and etc. the one I got looks and sounds great. I’m watching movies projected on a wall diagonally directly from the projector and the image manually adjusted works wonders. Also got the automatic focus system, but has the button to quickly adjust if you think a corner got unfocused. It does “breathe” loudly when On but it’s not a problem when somethings playing. Edit: How come there is no Peacock streaming app?