WiMiUS P62 Projector with WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2, 600ANSI Native 1080P Outdoor Movie Projector, Auto 6D Keystone & 50% Zoom, Smart Home Projector for iOS/Android/TV Stick (Renewed)

Great image quality. I doubt you’ll find a match at this price point.

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Projector is too dim for anything other than recreational use indoors or in VERY low light situations.

This is renewed but almost half the price of the new one. I have heard of the Wimius brand before and I liked the presentation. It comes in a protective carry case which was a nice touch. This honestly looks brand new and not renewed. Everything has been working well and I enjoy using it. I use it with a Fire stick to get all my streamers. It has 600 ANSI lumens of brightness which is ample for evening viewing in a darkened room. The remote control is responsive. The picture quality is good with 1080p resolution. So far I am very happy.

I've tested/owned quite a few projectors... both LED economy projectors and home theater lamp-based projectors.Of the 4 sub-300-dollar portable projectors I've tested, this one is the best and the only one I would recommend. (I'd still recommend a lamp or laser-based projector, but if that's not in your budget, or you want something more portable, this is a great choice.)BRIGHTNESS/PICTURE: This is only 1/5th the lumens of my Epson lamp-based projector so don't expect to use this with a lot of ambient light, but in a dim or dark room, the picture and color are very good. It is a native 1080 (HD) projector (I would not recommend anything less.)FOCUS: One of the reasons the portable, economy projectors are cheaper is that they don't have all the expensive lenses that give you corner-to-corner sharp focus... but it's *almost* a non-issue with this one. If you're projecting a very detailed image (like mirroring your computer screen) you will see softer focus in the corners, but when viewing a moving picture, the soft corner-focus is almost undetectable. It also has automatic focusing that works really well and it projects a very nice focus chart to prove it. Best in class.SOUND: The cheap little speakers are actually not bad indoors. I wouldn't watch a big action movie using projector speakers, but it does the job. Not great, but not distorted either. The volume might be lacking for a large room or outdoors, but okay for indoors. But the good news, is that it has AUDIO OUT and BLUETOOTH so you can connect it to an external amplifier.MIRRORING: The mirroring from my laptop works very well. The last projector I tested that had mirroring dropped a lot of frames so movement could get a little jerky. This one might do that a *little*, but it's not bad.USB MEDIA: THIS was my number one need. I've digitized my multi-thousand DVD collection to video files on a hard drive, and this is the first economy projector I've used that handled this well. The last one did it, but couldn't keep up with HD files and had some annoying jerkiness. This one seems to play HD files just fine! Horray!NOISE: Despite being LED based, it does have a fan, but it's fairly quiet.Summary: all the features I want at an economy price! In fact, it does everything BETTER than my five-hundred dollar Epson EXCEPT brightness.There are slightly better quality, and higher brightness, projectors if you can afford them, but I'd be surprised if you could find a better one in this price/class. This one ALMOST compares to a 600 dollar projector except in the lamp brightness. (And again, the brightness is not a problem in a dark room or if you keep the size reasonable - I wouldn't try to illuminate your who wall/garage door with it.)I hope this helps!

My original motivation for this purchase was to do outdoor movies with the fam via Fire stick streaming but I've actually been using it in my home office for work (I look at engineering drawings all day) as the ability to have a huge computer screen on the wall is helpful. For my computer, I hooked it up via HDMI and everything felt very automatic. I bought a manufacturer refurbished model but I suspect they just shipped me a new one as everything appears 100% new, so I got lucky there. Once the weather gets warmed, we will likely use it in the backyard for movie night, which I'm more excited for than our kid. No complaints, and for the price, it greatly exceeded my expectations. I store it in the included case when I'm not actively using it, which has been working out well for me, hence the projector is still clear without needing to clean it.

This review is for the WiMiUS P62 Projector with WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2 (Renewed), which was listed for $149 at the time of this review. In my opinion, this is a very low price. Although this is a renewed device, it was packaged with all the parts and care of a new projector. You would never know the difference.The quality and features of this projector are truly incredible. With its built-in Miracast, which integrates seamlessly with Samsung's SmartView, casting Netflix or YouTube is simple. I also appreciate the autofocus and auto tilt adjustments. You can move the projector, and it will refocus automatically in seconds.The fan is quieter than most projectors I've seen, but it can still be a little distracting. And the projectors internal speakers are about the quality of a decent laptop. Not terrific.Overall, Very impressed. Mostly because of the price but it's features and screen quality are excellent as well. Very deserving of five stars.