[Electric Focus] Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, 20000LM Native 1080P Projector with Screen, YOWHICK Portable Movie Smart Projector, Home Projector 4K Supported for Phone/TV Stick /HDMI/USB Grey

Excellent Projector with Stunning Picture Quality!
This projector exceeded my expectations with its bright 20,000 lumens and native 1080P quality resolution, delivering crisp and vibrant images. The built-in WiFi and Bluetooth make it incredibly convenient to connect devices wirelessly, and the setup was a breeze. It even comes with a screen, which adds extra value, durability and versatility. Overall, it’s a fantastic choice for home entertainment or presentations!

Worth the money.
Instead of getting a new TV we decided to try the projector out and it was WELL worth the money. It was easy to set up, the picture is clear, the Bluetooth is so convenient and the screen it comes with is huge. It’s perfect for any event we host and for everyday use. Incredible quality.

Good quality Projector
This projector quality is good, has good brightness than my old projector. It will auto adjust the image to make sure its square. Has different modes which is nice and it helps to do screen mirroring with ios. Works well and very easy to use. Even comes with a projector screen you can hang up for movie experience.

Mini Movie Theater
Setting up this projector was super easy, and the picture quality is honestly better than I expected for the price. Watching movies at home feels like being in a theater, especially with the big, adjustable screen that fits perfectly in any room. It’s really turned my basement into a mini movie theater.It’s lightweight and easy to move around, so I can switch rooms without any hassle. Connecting it to my phone or tablet was really simple, and it works great with the Fire TV Stick I recently got. If you’re looking for an easy-to-use, high-quality projector to upgrade your home entertainment, this is defintely a great choice!

First thing first, this is ONE of the VERY few budget projectors that I’ve reviewed (just over 2 dozens in the last year) that actually advertises its true brightness in ANSI lumens whereas the vast majority of others have completely and arbitrarily made up and overinflated brightness, contrast ratio, or supported size (or any other spec you can think of) that it can be difficult to really determine which one of those is true (or not).So if you are wondering how does this translate to those bogus lumens that you’d see elsewhere (just so you would have a rough idea to compare it against others), this one has about 6250-7500 lm (based on all the dozens of tests/review that I’ve done). This is also amongst some of the smallest that I’ve reviewed so it is quite portable comparing to most others.The real lumens based on my 9 point (averaged) measurement is around 245 lm (222.7 lx over 1.1m²) which is actually more than the claimed 200 ANSI lumen which is almost unheard of; however, it claims to have 310 lm on the box it comes with so I’m not sure which one is correct. Though, a relatively DARK room is required in order for this projector to perform in a way that provides a pleasant entertainment experience.After playing it around and using it for a few minutes (to get the distance, size, focus, color, and keystone settings right etc), I’ve come to the conclusion that while its brightness is relatively low, it’s still packed with features and the overall usability is quite good; the remote is easy to work with (similar to most others found here) and the user interface is clean and easy to navigate around (similar to a few others). The small size coupled with a 245 ANSI lumen really makes it a truly portable projector that’s quite versatile and useful in many situations.The video quality is generally on par (and perhaps slightly better) with most others that I’ve seen on Amazon that are around $150-$200 with an inflated/fake advertised brightness of 7000-9500 lm having a native resolution of 1080p. The audio quality is noticeably BETTER than most other budget projectors that I’ve reviewed; though, you can’t compare this with ordinary BT speakers rated above 5W. With that being said, it is VERY easy to pair it to a standalone BT speaker which I’ve done as part of my test (with Sony X5 2.1Ch) and that completely changes the viewing experience.The maximum screen size supported (claimed) is 300″; however, it also states that the maximum throw distance is 6.9m which produces a 200″ screen. Conflicting spec is always a warning sign and based on my estimate I’d say 120″ is perhaps the largest screen you wanna use this for in order to maintain adequate brightness and quality with an overall acceptable viewing experience.≡ NoteIn order to calculate the correct illuminance (i.e. luminous flux per unit area), the area of the surface on which the light illuminates must be known;::: 1 lux (lx) is equal to 1 lumen (lm) per square meter.≡ Test setupTypically, the brightness of projectors is measured in lumens so that a 1000 lm projector would have a light output of 1000 lx over a screen size of 1 square meter or 500 lx over a 2 square meter screen (because the same amount of light must now spread over larger area; thus, the ‘intensity’ must be ‘diluted’ and divided by the same amount which is half in this case).While any screen size would work (as long as it’s known), I decided to use 1.1 square meter to simplify the calculation even though it slightly complicated the initial setup. To that end, the projector (from the lens) was placed about 1.75 meters away (irrelevant to our calculations but included here for completeness) from the screen which resulted in a projected screen of an area of 1.1 m² which for all intents and purposes was good enough for what I wanted to do. The screen was 126 cm (~ 50 inch) diagonally. If I were to place the projector/lens 240 cm away from the screen, it would’ve produced a screen of 70″ (177 cm) in size. Note that these figures are for 16:9 screens only.With the projector and everything in place, I then take multiple (10) measurements at the highest brightness (dynamic mode) and the results averaged out to produce the final figures.≡ Real brightnessIdeally multiple measurements should be made, each of which at different locations, in order to have better ‘averaged’ results (i.e. 12 measurements per level) over the entire area but that’s too time consuming so I took only one measurement from the brightness spot near the center which would give us the ‘best case’ scenario in most cases. Speaking of lumens, in addition to white light output we must also consider lumen of color outputs which are usually lower than white output. As such, the overall brightness is likely lower (as are all others).Most importantly though, these clearly showed that the maximum (white) light output was about 245 lumens (per square meter) and it was roughly the same as one of my existing 250 lm mini projector.≡ SpeakerAs far as speaker (rated 3W according to the manual) is concerned, this one is slightly above average in comparison to other budget projectors. It’s definitely not the loudest or the clearest but it’s better than most others out there especially at this price range (and of course based on its size).≡ Other featuresWith respect to other features – the projector itself appears to be well-constructed and the remote is comfortable to hold and easy to use (as most others are). Video quality appears to be fine when the screen size is less than 83″ (max 120″-ish); however, the picture quality around the top and bottom is a bit blurry if the keystone has been adjusted. Speaking of keystone, it’s advertised as being 15° but it appears to be slightly less than that.It has ONLY VERTICAL keystone setting which means it has to be in the CENTER of the screen (instead on the sides). The fan was moderately loud similar to most others out there. It was nice to be able to use USB as an input source but then again, all of these inputs are pretty much standard nowadays and they are nothing to write home about.In short, specs are not everything when it comes to visual representations because they are highly subjective; therefore, I’ve also included a short video so you can be the judge yourself (however difficult, because the room was nearly completely dark in order to achieve this and its size is about 50″).≡ ValueAll things considered, this is a projector that’s slightly more than meets the eye especially when you consider its size and its brightness and overall features. It’s also one of the VERY few non-branded (i.e. not Epson, BenQ, or Kodak etc) projectors that actually advertises ANSI lumens instead of those fake/bogus made-up brightness that nearly all others use and it’s critical to me that I’m provided with ANSI lumens (however, not everyone cares about that).Its brightness isn’t the highest but it is amongst one of the smallest with 245 ANSI lumens which makes this one of the most compact and portable projectors out there (as a budget projector of course). As such, this is definitely one of the best projectors you’d see here considering its compact size, overall video/audio quality, measured spec, physical size, accessories, and overall physical build quality.It’s somewhat reasonably priced at $200 for what it provides for me. There are 2-3 other projectors that offer VERY similar brightness (around 200 ANSI lumens or so) that cost about $150 so you might wanna shop around if that’s something you are interested in.

5 out of 5 Stars (5)⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐[TL;DR][QUALITY] (5/5)[VALUE] (5/5)[EASE OF USE] (5/5)[MET EXPECTATIONS] (5/5)[PACKAGING] (5/5)[REVIEW REMARKS]This is a terrific budget level projector. The first impression I received after opening the box, was that I love the colour – black.I am using this projector in our bedroom, which was ordered to replace a lower quality projector. One thing I love about this projector is the fact that it has two HDMI inputs. I am able to connect our fire stick to access all of our streaming networks on one HDMI. On the second HDMI input, I am able to plug in our television receiver.Before having any projectors in our bedroom, it was a TV free zone. One thing my wife and I now thoroughly enjoy, is winding down a busy day by laying in bed with the dog and watching a hockey game or our favourite episode on one of the streaming networks. With this projector’s better quality than our previous projector, we find that the picture quality is much better on this model. Another thing that this projector had over our past one is the ability to zoom and to shrink the screen size down to 50%. This allows us to fit the screen perfectly on a wall that also has a door on it.The Bluetooth on this model is excellent. We use a 100 Watt speaker that is Bluetooth ready for our sound. This makes our experience that much better. Although the speakers on board are OK, they do sound like small speakers. This projector would also connect awesomely to a Bluetooth enabled headset.My only complaint with this model is the length of time it takes to start-up after pressing the power button on the remote. There is a significant lag. Sometimes when I press the power button on the remote it can take up to 10 to 15 seconds for the projector to power on. I cannot explain why this happens.All in all there is so much to love about this projector. We are really happy with this order, and not only would we order a second we would recommend it wholeheartedly.In the event that experiences change or evolve, updates may be made to this review to address such developments.

This is pretty good. It’s not amazing but certainly does the job and is good value. It’s not as compact as other similar items but these aren’t something that needs to be carried in your pocket!Easy to setup and use. Brightness and picture quality is pretty good too.It’s definitely worthy of a 4 star review. As described and competitive pricing.