Projector with 5G WiFi and Bluetooth, GooDee Full HD 1080P Outdoor Portable Video Projector Support 4K, Home Theater Movie Projector Compatible with HDMI, USB, Laptop, iOS & Android Phone

With everything, you'll find positive and negative reviews for electronics. I'm sure this is no different.For us, you cannot beat the price for the quality. We've owned projector's for around 20 years now. When they first started coming out, they were bulky and expensive. This projector is neither but offers such a better picture quality than I had hoped for. It's easily mobile and easy to use. Yah, the speakers aren't great but would you expect them to be? Why would you use the projector speakers anyways? If you're buying a projector, you want an experience right?If you want an 8k pixel TV and feel like you're in the movie, feel free to spend a lot of money. If you want excellent 4k picture quality, hook up your own soundbar and have an amazing night with the family at a great price, this is for you. Absolutely no complaints.

Perfect machine, easy to use, picture quality is wonderful!

This is the first day so only time will tell, but I’m impressed so far. Picture is much brighter and more clear than our older Vankyo V630. The Vankyo was a great first projector, but this GooDee YG600 Movin is definitely a step up. WiFi and Bluetooth hooked up seamlessly and work well so far. I have the sound playing through my Sony home theater system with no issues so far. The last budget projector did not want to cooperate with Bluetooth and the operating system would freeze up. I’ve unplugged this projector once, and the Bluetooth reconnected as expected when powered back up. Netflix loaded fine, I have yet to try the Amazon prime. We generally use Roku, so the installed apps aren’t a must have for us. Disney plus took some help from the manual to find, but I have not yet tried to sign in. The pictures I took are from 2:00 in the afternoon and my screen is next to French doors with light colored curtains. So plenty bright to watch during the day, can’t wait to see it at night. The zoom feature and all other menu items are easy to find and use to set to your liking. If it holds up quality wise, I have no complaints at this price point.

This is a great projector for the price. Picture quality is solid and the sound from the speakers is adequate. However, there are a few things you should be aware of.1. HDMI cables didn't work. I spent an unnecessary amount of time trying to figure out why the projector wasn't recognizing the outputs from my Mac, iPhone and PC devices. I was on the verge of sending it back when I decided to swap out the HDMI cables. BINGO, everything started working. Looks like the uint is shipping with HDMI cables that are not compatible with modern devices.2. There is no easy way to control the sound volume from the device itself. You have to use the remote control. If you lose the remote control you're going to be up a creek. I turned the unit on and the volume was way high. Had to go scrambling to find batteries for the remote.3. The User Guide is poorly written with lot's of grammatical mistakes. I really don't understand why this company would spend so much money building packaging and marketing the device then scrimp on hiring a decent translator. The guide is very short so won't cost much to hire someone fluent in English to write a few short paragraphs.

First off; I’ve only used the projector once. I will update this review as time goes on and I use it more.-Background: This is my first projector so I did quite a bit of research trying to find something that worked for me. Once I started researching I ended up going down the rabbit hole so to speak. There’s so many things to keep in mind when buying one (lumens, bulb life, throwback distance, number of connection ports, connectivity to external speakers, whether or not the bulb is replaceable, etc. I learned all this while researching and reading other people’s reviews so take your time and do some reading too).I first bought an Epson projector because it’s a “brand” name. It was beautiful and easy to navigate. I didn’t even have to read the instructions BUT I returned it because it turned out to be a pain to try and attach external speakers to it.-What I was looking for: A simple projector to watch movies outdoors with the family (we have two nieces ages 6 and 4). I didn’t want something super expensive because I knew that we would only use it a few times a year, hence it made no sense to me to spend a ton of money on a projector AND external speakers. I just wanted something fun for the girls (let’s face it, what do kids know about great movie/sound quality?)We’re not picky people so I wasn’t looking for movie theater quality picture and sound. All I wanted was something fun to share with the family.-What I found: If you’re looking for movie theater quality picture and sound you’re going to HAVE to spend thousands of dollars on a projector and external speakers. If that’s not a problem for you, then go for it. If you’re just looking to have some fun with the family find something that won’t break the bank BUT remember that you get what pay for. So if you buy one of those $99 projectors, don’t expect greatness.-Pros: GREAT family projector.Picture is clear and crisp. Easy to navigate once you figure out how to do it ; )Giant screen if you have the room to move your projector back so you get the screen size you want. We played an hour and forty movie for the girls and when it was over the projector was not hot. Not even warm to the touch. We did not notice the noise from the fan at all but keep in mind that we were outdoors and not sitting next to it. I did try it indoors first to figure out how to use it and even then I did not think the fan was very loud.-Cons: Despite what the product description says, the projector speakers ARE NOT LOUD. You are going to need external speakers.The instructions for the projector are written weird. It’s really hard to understand them but after playing around for a few minutes I had it down. It’s not rocket science so don’t let that deter you from getting this projector.BOTTOM LINE: So far I’m totally happy with this projector. I recommend it if like us, you’re looking to have fun with your family. Our first outdoor movie night went great.For sound I bought a 25ft long audio/video cable and connected that to the headphone jack of the projector and then I connected the other end to one of those Costco square portable black speakers and that worked for us. I also tried it with the computer speakers we have and that worked too (indoors, when I was trying to figure out what to use for sound).I already had a VGA cable to connect my iPad/iPhone to the projector via their included HDMI cable and stream Disney+ for the movie we saw.Again, I’m very happy with this purchase and I recommend it.I will update my review as we get more use out of it.

The is little projector packs a punch!If you want something cheap to upgrade later. Especially if you are like me looking to see if its something you would use frequently or something you would dump after a few uses, so you want something good but not too expensive. It ended up being very frequently used and i love the quality. The speakers are also very good, already bought in-ceiling speakers (bluetooth) which work very well but if I forget to pair the speakers sometimes I barely notice the difference with the in-built projector speakers.

Everything we hoped it would be. Only wish I had considered getting a projector with wifi capability and zoom in and out capability.

J'ai acheté ce projecteur pour faire un ciné parc maison. On ne le regrette vraiment pas. Belle qualité d'image et de son également.

After 4 months focus stopped working and no reply from manufacturers .price reduced upto 25% within 5 months. Picture quality is not good as described . Not worth of buying