5.0 out of 5 stars Portable and easy to use

2026-02-21    -B Sutphin

I like 400ANSI Home Projector, WiFi 6 and Bluetooth, with Speaker | 4K Decoding and 1080P Output | One-Touch Focus | 360° Rotation because it can connect to my PS5 and stream TV thanks to its HDMI port. It is portable and easy to take with me. It works well, and the rotating stand makes it usable anywhere. It seems like a great value for the money, and I will get a lot of use from it.

4.0 out of 5 stars It surpassed my expectations for the price point, but not all of the features work correctly

2025-12-25    -Craig S

Overall, I'm more impressed than disappointed given how cheap the projector is and how many features it has.I expected this projector to be dimmer than it is since it cost less than $100, but I can actually use it during the day surprisingly. It's obviously still washed out a bit due to the indirect sunlight, but I did not expect to see anything without a dark room. Of course this is going to depend on your throw distance, in my case I was just aiming it straight at the ceiling in my bedroom which is not a very far throw.The auto keystone and auto focus features did not seem to work at all, I had to manually focus it and adjust the trapezoid, so it's unfortunate auto keystone and auto focus is advertised but I found no way to make either work. Reading small text is a little difficult, but doable; I suspect the projector is slightly out of focus due to limited granularity while manually focusing.I connected the projector to my Bluetooth receiver which is hooked up to my headphones, the only problem I have with this feature is the projector keeps a Bluetooth connection open even when the projector is "off". This is probably so audio is more responsive immediately after powering up, but for receivers with limited connections an always open connection can block other connections. I have to unplug the projector to free up the Bluetooth connection slot in my receiver. The projector can also receive Bluetooth, but I did not test this.This projector has some potentially interesting features, such as built in casting/projecting support so you can cast to it over Wi-Fi from Windows, but since I had a Google TV and put the projector on a different Wi-Fi network I stuck to my Google TV. I didn't play any game on it, but when using the remote on the projector and Google TV the projector seemed responsive over HDMI. The HDMI input worked just fine for a Google TV.

2.0 out of 5 stars Ehh

2026-01-17    -Vana G

Picture was great but only limited to certain apps that are able to connect.

2.0 out of 5 stars Ehh

2026-01-12    -Vana G

Picture was great but only limited to certain apps that are able to connect.

4.0 out of 5 stars It surpassed my expectations for the price point, but not all of the features work correctly

2026-01-21    -Craig S

Overall, I'm more impressed than disappointed given how cheap the projector is and how many features it has.I expected this projector to be dimmer than it is since it cost less than $100, but I can actually use it during the day surprisingly. It's obviously still washed out a bit due to the indirect sunlight, but I did not expect to see anything without a dark room. Of course this is going to depend on your throw distance, in my case I was just aiming it straight at the ceiling in my bedroom which is not a very far throw.The auto keystone and auto focus features did not seem to work at all, I had to manually focus it and adjust the trapezoid, so it's unfortunate auto keystone and auto focus is advertised but I found no way to make either work. Reading small text is a little difficult, but doable; I suspect the projector is slightly out of focus due to limited granularity while manually focusing.I connected the projector to my Bluetooth receiver which is hooked up to my headphones, the only problem I have with this feature is the projector keeps a Bluetooth connection open even when the projector is "off". This is probably so audio is more responsive immediately after powering up, but for receivers with limited connections an always open connection can block other connections. I have to unplug the projector to free up the Bluetooth connection slot in my receiver. The projector can also receive Bluetooth, but I did not test this.This projector has some potentially interesting features, such as built in casting/projecting support so you can cast to it over Wi-Fi from Windows, but since I had a Google TV and put the projector on a different Wi-Fi network I stuck to my Google TV. I didn't play any game on it, but when using the remote on the projector and Google TV the projector seemed responsive over HDMI. The HDMI input worked just fine for a Google TV.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great for what you are paying for it!

2026-03-02    -penny’s mom

This is a very good unit for the price that Amazon is charging for it. Don’t expect it to be phenomenal. I mean it doesn’t have Netflix on or anything, but other than the fact that the screen is very small when you mirror your screen from your phone, it works great if you have movies or pictures or books on a flash drive, it shows them very bright. I would recommend using it in a dark room and if you’re within 10 foot you can hear the speaker pretty good. It’s about the size of a really big can of Lysol wipes but half as tall if you need a size reference, I bought one of the refurbished units and it’s great. There’s nothing wrong with it. It was also very easy to set up and seems to be able to play multiple movie formats, I own tons of Blu-rays, but I have digital backups of a lot of my movies on flash drives so this is gonna be great for playing those and for protecting photos on the canvases for me to paint.

3.0 out of 5 stars Ok

2025-12-27    -David Kennedy

We have a several year old Dashbon projector which we've been happy with. I had hoped this would be an upgrade...but it isn't.It is misleading to call the size "mini". It's slightly smaller than the Dashbon on the whole, that is, slightly smaller than the average projector. However, it's maybe 4x as big as some truly "mini" projectors I've seen. This limits the portability. The picture quality is close to the Dashbon, but I find generally text is not as legible on this device. The sound is just adequate, and not near as good as the Dashbon. The Dashbon was more expensive originally, and it shows.I appreciate some of this device's options, like the keystone and zoom settings. Yet I'm unable to connect it to my wifi, because inexplicably there is a limit on the password length that is shorter than my wifi password. It just stops accepting characters somewhere around 15 digits. I also tried connecting it to the output of my Onkyo receiver, and it frequently just would flash the picture on and off. Perhaps this could be resolved by a setting, but the lack of plug and play here is also disappointing.All told, this projector is fine but disappointing given that I already had the Dashbon and the limitations of this device. I'll probably use this one for occasional outdoor viewing. There are better options.

5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing product

2026-02-03    -Cassie

Had to get a Roku stick to make it work.the cord wouldn’t work on my cable box.

5.0 out of 5 stars Big Theater Feel in a Small Package

2025-12-31    -Haley and Medo

This projector really surprised me. The picture is sharp, the colors are vibrant, and the built-in speaker is actually decent. One-touch focus makes setup simple, and the 360° rotation lets me use it at different angles easily. Compact enough to move between rooms, but powerful enough for movie nights. Excellent buy!

1.0 out of 5 stars Poor quality

2026-01-08    -Sarota

Poor quality