[1500 ANSI/Google TV/Voice Control]Smart Projector with WiFi 6 and Bluetooth, Netflix-Licensed 4K Support, Outdoor Movie Proyector, 1080P Home Ceiling Auto Focus Projector, PUTRIMS K12 Gray

The media could not be loaded. I was looking for a projector and bought about three of those; however, it was a hassle to manually focus them to see the clear picture or was not bright enough or the picture quality was not super good. I found this auto-focus one and had some good reviews but was afraid to spend over $350. But I am surprised to see the quality of this projector.Easy Setup: The setup was super easy. Just plugged in and signed into my google account and all the built-in streaming apps were ready. It was just like my smart Samsung TV.Sound: Since I have a finished basement without a pre-wired home theater or speaker, having these built-in speakers is powerful enough for me to watch sports and movies. I dont need additional speakers.Picture Quality: Colors are vivid and the picture is very clear and crisp. I tried different kinds of picture quality through youtube and even the low quality contents were enhanced to best picture quality. Refer to uploaded videos to see the picture quality for both sports and movies.Auto-focus: One of the main features I was looking for after trying three manual projectors was auto-focus. Now, I can move the projector to different locations and don't need to worry about manually trying to get a clear picture. Within few seconds it does it automatically for me.Brightness: One of the best features of this is the brightness. With this projector I can turn on some lights and still get the best brightness to continue watching movies or games while my kids are playing in the same room.I have posted some videos of the sports and movies to show you the quality of the picture and brightness but my camera did not do justice to show what I can see with my eyes.

The media could not be loaded. This is my second projector from this seller—I bought one for myself and loved it so much that I purchased another for my parents. This model has truly exceeded my expectations! The built-in apps like Netflix and Disney+ are a huge plus, making it easy to stream without needing extra devices. I ran into a language selection issue in GTV settings, but a firmware update was provided that quickly resolved it.The image is bright and clear and can be used in ambient light, unlike other projectors where the picture is completely washed out. That said, I prefer using it in a darker environment for better contrast and color. The auto-focus and auto-keystone features are nice extras, though I don’t use them often. I also love the convenience of WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity for easy pairing with other devices. Sound quality is decent, but for a full theater experience, external speakers are ideal. Overall, this projector is an incredible value and is perfect for casual movie nights or gaming. Highly recommend for anyone looking for an affordable home projector packed with features!

I recently purchased this Google TV projector, and it has exceeded my expectations in almost every way.Before this, I had considered some cheaper Android projectors. But even if they had built-in apps, you’d still need to buy an extra TV stick to download anything beyond Netflix and YouTube. Otherwise, you're stuck using web versions of the apps, which are much lower in video quality. So what’s the point of a “smart” projector if you still need additional devices?The K12 doesn’t have that problem. It comes with a built-in Google TV system, so you can access nearly all the apps you need right out of the box, and the interface is clean and easy to use.I just projected it directly onto a white wall at home — the image quality is crisp and clear, the built-in speakers are good enough for casual viewing, and the fan is quiet, which makes it perfect for long movie nights.At this price point, it’s an excellent value and performs really well. I highly recommend it for home entertainment or even light business use.

The media could not be loaded. I turned this on and was immediately impressed when it ran through it's autofocus and auto keystone which it does every time it turns on or detects it's been moved. Manual override is easy and once you set it where it's going to stay, you can go into the settings and turn off the autofocus/auto keystone. The last projector I had required manual calibration, so it was a nice surprise when it did it for me. It's capable of projecting through the back of a screen, but I don't have a screen for it, so I haven't been able to test that feature. The bottom has a screw hole for mounting, and there's a setting to flip the display for hanging the unit upside down. The bottom also has an adjustable foot to tilt the image up if necessary.Image quality is very good. The included pictures are in a dimly lit room. Audio quality is about what you'd expect for onboard speakers, though louder than I expected. Speaking of loud, the fan sound is pretty decent. I've definitely heard louder fans. It ramped up a bit while installing an update, so I'm wondering if there's a temperature sensor built in that might turn the fan speed down if it's in a cool enough room. I plan to mount it in my third floor game room and connect a soundbar to it, though external speakers aren't all that necessary. It's capable of connecting to bluetooth speakers, which I would probably do if I didn't already have a spare soundbar. The included ports are USB, HDMI, and aux and it comes with an HDMI cable.