PURSHE Mini Bluetooth Projector, Full HD 1080P Supported Portable Outdoor Movie Projector for iOS, Android, Windows, Compatible with TV Stick/HDMI/Smartphone/PS4/USB [Remote Included]

I knew this was a small projector, but I was surprised at how tiny it really is. Only about as wide and tall as my sunglasses, and the depth is about the same. It makes it perfect for an on-the-go projector for small outdoor movie nights or even in the car projecting on the back of a seat (assuming your car has an AC plug.) The image is very crisp, bright and clear and you can adjust it as necessary. As with most small projectors of this kind, in order to make the screen larger or smaller, you have to physically move the projector forward or backward, and then there’s also the keystone feature in case you have to change the angle of the screen. You also have the option of projecting with the projector upside down (from the ceiling) or from behind a screen to avoid having things in the way, and there are settings for each of these options so the image still faces the correct direction and orientation needed. The sound is decent, but that is to be expected. You can still hear the sound very clearly and you can always connect an external speaker via Bluetooth or aux in order to get whatever amazing sound quality you may be searching for. For what it is and the price point, you’re looking at a great mini projector, especially as an alternative to getting a kid or gamer a TV, this would make for a great alternative that can be easily moved around wherever and projected onto just about anything. Image is good even with the lights on, but the darker the better. I also like that I can control everything with the easy-to-use remote. I have purchased many of these small projectors over the years, and this is by far the smallest, and I am truly going to enjoy taking this one around as more portable option, or maybe even gift it to my son who’s been asking for a tv for a long time, but he likes to throw things. At least with this there’s no screen to break. lol I definitely recommend it!

The first thing right away I liked about this mini projector was how well and carefully it was packaged. It is not only small, but very lightweight, which will definitely be useful as we plan to mainly use this projector for travels. Once set up and adjusted correctly,(we still need to do a little tweaking to our set up area to get it just right lol), the picture is much clearer than expected. The only issue I personally had--which turned out later just to be user error-- was getting it hooked up with my laptop and to project the picture. Since I was setting up a new projector I forgot on my laptop I had to mirror my screen in my settings. Once that was done, we were immediately able to get a movie up and going. I definitely recommend also connecting some other type of speaker device for sound as well especially for a big space or larger audience, but just for cozy small spaces it works just fine. I enjoyed that it also comes with its own remote. I did notice it seemed to have gotten pretty hot pretty quick, so hopefully that won't be anything to worry about later on, but as of yet hasn't been a major issue, just something to keep an eye on. Possibly with a better set up that will help as well. Overall, this may be a small little projector, but it definitely gets the job done and covers all the basic functions you want in a projector. Although it won't be used as our primary projector, as we now have a wireless and Bluetooth one set up for family movie nights, I for sure recommend this one for vacation/travels, small spaces, sleepovers, or spur of the moment movie screenings. The kids really enjoyed it and have already asked to use it in their room at night. We plan on taking it with us this weekend out of town and, weather permitting, will have a movie night on the pier with cousins. For this price, if you're just looking to have something that covers all your basics and is easily moved from here or there, and not looking to break the bank, this is the one.

I absolutely LOVE this projector! It is super affordable, and the image quality is amazing for the price! It’s worked well for me for quite a while now!

I wish I could give a zero stars. This was my daughter’s b-day present. Barely a year into it and it doesn’t work and I know I can’t get my money back as this previous model is discontinued. You can power on, but you can’t power it off unless you plug it and none of menu works. Remote doesn’t communicate with it either (yes, used fresh batteries). It just shows a blue screen. Sadly, It’s a blue screen paper weight.

Picture quality is decent. I could not get the bluetooth to link to my phone so I don't think that's an option. I used my fire stick and was able to get it to work. The fan can get loud over time as it warms up. The speaker is okay, it's not the best sound quality so I would use your own speaker if you want to play movie over a group or large space. Remote control doesn't work the best nor from very far away for me. I need to point very directly at the projector to get it to work when it does work. I usually just end up using the bottoms on top of the projector instead. Overall, it works and it good for the price so far.

LOVE THIS PROJECTOR!! I was looking for a budget projector as a college student in place of getting a tv and I love love this one. My laptop has an hdmi port so it’s super easy for me to take this out and just pull up whatever streaming service on my laptop and project with it. The focus and everything is kind of tough sometimes but it’s more than enough to still enjoy at the level that I’m using it. I like that it’s small so I can take it with me to friends’ dorms in a bag. Great chill college dorm projector overall. This might not be the projector for someone looking for a home movie more serious screening experience but if you’re just looking to upgrade watching stuff on your laptop I’ve loved this. I agree with some other people though it isn’t great if it’s daytime I can’t really use it with the blinds open but yeah I didn’t really expect that anyway. It also has a Bluetooth option but I just connect my speaker to my laptop and it’s just a really easy screen mirroring situation.

Bought 2 of these for use showing Halloween projection decorations. Both worked the first year, one stopped functioning the second year. Despite replacing batteries, remote just wouldn't work. Could still use buttons on projector that second year to use it. This year remote and unit won't work.

I ordered this little projector a while ago to use in my art studio, but hadn't opened it yet. Then Hurricane Beryl struck yesterday, and we, along with 3,000,000 others in the greater Houston area, were without power. So I thought I'd give this little guy a try. It actually turned a boring evening into a very fun campout. I plugged a Roku stick into the HDMI slot, and plugged the Roku and projector into my Jackery power station. With my mobile hot-spot turned on (thankfully we had cell service), I was able to connect the Roku without any trouble. We had no trouble connecting the projector to our big outdoor Bluetooth speaker (which had been charged up prior to the storm). We threw an old, wrinkled, grey sheet over our 75" TV, with a little help from some duct tape on the back, set the speaker in front, on the floor, and put the projector/Roku setup on a TV tray about seven feet away. It gave us a bright, clear image that filled up the "screen." I checked the Jackery, and with both the Roku and projector running, they were consistently drawing about 48 watts. So we sat back and lost ourselves in a couple of episodes of Star Trek: A Strange New World, and forgot about the storm and power outage for a couple of hours. I have to say, my husband is a complete projector snob, and even he was seriously impressed with the quality of the image - especially on an old grey sheet! The only thing I would improve is making the rear feet adjustable. As it is now (7/2024) there's only one long front foot that adjusts outward to raise the front of the projector. That doesn't help level it side-to-side. I had to find something just the right height to prop one side up and level it out (in this case, the end of a nail file, about 1/4" thick). It wasn't enough of an inconvenience to take away a star, but it would be an inexpensive enough feature to add in production that I'd be willing to pay another $1 to have. Aside from that, this little projector was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! Bravo!