Projector with Android TV 11.0, Wanbo Davinci 1 Pro 4K Supported Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, Auto Focus & Keystone, Home Outdoor Smart Projector with Apps & Google Play

Let me save yall time and money, do not purchase this item. To be honest, it looks great and has good definition, but after 3 months it started working very slow and every time I turn it on the screen goes black and comes back after a few minutes, it's really annoying. The only thing they did to help me was send me instructions to take it all apart and fix it by myself, which didnt work. UNBELIEVABLE!

I recently purchased the 4K projector, and I'm thoroughly impressed with its performance. Thanks to the 600 ANSI brightness and full 4K support, the image quality is outstanding. It's perfect for both indoor and outdoor movie nights. Additionally, the speakers perform very well, making it easy to stream content without the need for external devices. The auto focus and keystone correction work smoothly, ensuring the picture is always sharp and perfectly aligned. Overall, this projector is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high-quality home theater experience. I will strongly recommend this product.

I have reviewed at least 7 projectors over the last few years ... with values from $100 to $1,000, This was $450 at the time I ordered it and has since dropped below $300. My guess is that this is the first projector people who are raving about this being the best thing ever owned. While the picture is crisp and clear, I have seen projectors with similar quality in the $150 - $250 range. A few observations right off the bat: - This lacks a few simple features which would make it a lot better. Namely adjustable legs at the bottom, which would allow you to adjust the angle. I had to try to prop this up at one end using books or remote controls on my coffee table. Finally, I put it on a specially designed projector stand, which I bought separately and is recommended to make things easier. - At $300 - $500, no batteries included with the remote control? Really!? You'll need to buy two AAA batteries as there is no way to really operate without the remote control, which is an issue because if something happens to the remote, the projector will be almost inoperable. - The brightness is good to slightly above average. You don't need to be in a totally dark room to get a crisp picture. It's certainly going to give you theater-like projection in bright, or daylight conditions. To broadcast in daylight, usually you'll need a projector which costs 2 - 3x what this one does. In a totally dark room, this will give you theater-like quality. - This is fairly plug and play and easy/fast to set up. I tried it with a Roku player plugged into the HDMI port ... the projector also has 2 USB-style inputs ... and had to toggle away from some sign in setup prompts. I was up and running with Roku in 5 minutes. Setting up streaming through your google account took me 10 minutes. While you give away some access to personal information ... once your google account and wifi are added, the experience is a lot more personalized with less wires and more content. I would rather have an embedded Roku in the projector, but with a Google account you'll have tons of streaming channels and content. - Size wise, this thing is pretty bulky and heavy. It is about the size of a toaster oven and heavy to lift. It is the bulkiest projector I've reviewed. I have a 100 inch rectangle screen and the sweet spot to fill the screen is 7 - 8 feet from the screen. This is not great because unlike short throw projectors, which are a foot from the screen, or longer throw projectors which can be set behind a couch ... this will likely have to sit smack, dab in front of you, obstructing your view a bit. - The sound quality is really good. It's one of the louder speaker portable projectors I've used. While at louder levels the sound gets a little distorted, middle to middle high volume will give you a cool soundstage ... albeit without much bass. The motor isn't quiet but also not as high pitched a fan as many projectors transmit. - The power chord is plenty long and the remote is very intuitive and not full of buttons that are not needed. Despite its unwieldy size, its going to be a good movie night projector and it seems as solid as a rock in its construction. Overall, my video and pictures should demonstrate the sound and image quality well. For $200 - $250 this would be great ... for $300 - $450, its a good image projection, well made and adequate brightness. The plug and play and automatic keystone correction are easy to set up and require a very short learning curve. This is impressive ... but if you do your research, you might find better. I hope my honest review, after actually using the projector, was helpful to you.

El proyector es muy bueno. Pero el vendedor tardó cuatro meses en enviarnos el control remoto; así que tuvimos que comprarle uno al fabricante en China que llegó en veinte días. El otro problema es que descubrimos por nosotros mismos, después de descartar todas las variables y sin que el fabricante ni el vendedor de Amazon supieran qué sucedía, que un pendrive USB con un archivo posiblemente dañado (por la actualización de Android) impedía que el aparato se pudiera apagar o encender desde el control remoto y anulara otras funciones. Deben mejorar el servicio técnico.

I managed to turn it on twice, it took several hours for it to turn on. Although, the computer sees it as a second screen through the hdmi, but no projection except for the first two times. Very dissapointed!

Lightbulb goes on and off. The device doesn't stay on steadily. I thought it was overheating, something makes it unreliable.

This projector is amazing. It is so much clearer, so much more everything and I cannot believe it is mine! Twirling around with excitement here. So I have wanted a projector like this for a while. I had one a few years ago and it was just crazy huge, like it took up half of my table and it was hard to use on anything smallish, like walls smaller than 12x12. This is the size of a toaster, not the giant four slice and poach an egg deal, I mean just a regular old 2 slice toaster. It comes with everything you need and assembly was in seconds, plug in cord to projector then plug into an outlet, that's it. As soon as you can say 'Bob's your uncle,' you are ready to go. The image on this is crisp and even without turning all the lights out, we could see everything. We are going to try it out watching Dune tonight and then I want to use it to start a mural in my living room, I can't wait. It's not just a dumb projector like a monitor, it's a full Google TV with a remote. You can watch YouTube and any of the free streaming services or streaming services you have subscriptions to. When it boots up, it automatically adjusts the focus, you don't have to and there is no way to manually adjust it (I think this would bother some video nerds, but I thought it was great). The picture is bright and crisp with an 8 foot distance (I didn't try any further out). It's not eye-searingly bright at that distance so if you want to make a really, really huge screen you will need a dark room. It is so very quiet and I did not get any fan noise. Mounting it on the ceiling or a platform looks easy, though we just used the included and installed out-of-the-box rubber feet. It seems like one the best features of this is that you can easily carry it around to use any spot indoors or out. We ended up setting it on a table and pointing it at the wall. Time to turn on was only 30 seconds, it then had to boot up and self-focus which took about a minute. Finally we had to set up the Google aspects and that took maybe 2 minutes, and then it installed all my streaming channels (we have only seven, so it could be longer for you) and that took another 10 minutes. Depending on how many or if you set up streaming channels on it you could easily be ready to watch stuff in 10 minutes from it being in the box. Seems very sturdy and well made, the compactness adds to that impression and it is easy to move around, but the little rubbery feet kept it from sliding. For now it fits snugly in the cabinet under my television.

First off, read the product description carefully - this is not a 4K projector, it just includes the word "4K" in the product title for some reason. I did see that before ordering it, but I thought the features it listed still justified giving this a try. Turns out I was wrong. The interface is not nearly as intuitive as a much cheaper projector I already had, and has fewer features than it to boot. You can't even manually move the projection up/down/sideways, you have to use the "auto alignment" which didn't help me at all. Auto obstacle avoidance didn't work at all, it tried but totally ignored the fact that the bottom of the projection area had a big obstacle in it. I tried changing the scale to make it project only above the obstacle, but as soon as I did anything else to the setup afterwards it forgot about that and went back to the default. Auto zoom was hit and miss, and if I adjusted it manually then just as with the scaling it went back to default as soon as I did anything else. This is also a very large projector for what you get, most projectors of this quality are only half as tall. Not sure what they put in this one to justify the size. Maybe it's the speakers, but speakers are irrelevant in a projector - you're never going to use a built-in speaker unless you have no choice, so I'm not sure why they even bothered to include one. It may be better than some other built-in ones, but it's still going to be a poor audio experience. Connection methods are pretty standard, HDMI, wifi or bluetooth. Nothing special there. Giving it 2 stars because it still is a functioning (somewhat) projector with decent picture quality, but this was a big letdown for me.

Excelente proyector, la imagen es nítida. Solo que el sistema es un poco lento. El sonido es muy bueno. Se adapta a la distancia donde lo pongas y tú puedes personalizar el tamaño

Después de 2 meses de uso todo estaba perfecto, hasta que hace unos días de repente se apaga la imagen y tarde unos minutos en regresar o hay que apagarlo y prender, lo malo es que lo vuelve a hacer unos minutos después, intente devolverlo pero no cuenta con garantía ni de 3 meses