[Electric Keystone 6D/4P] Projector 4K, 5G WiFi Bluetooth Projector 18000L, VISSPL Native 1080P Outdoor Projectors with PPT, Zoom and Tripod, Projectors for TV Stick/iOS/Android

My brief review and experience using it with ratings: Firmware and features. 10/10 Everything works as it should. No issues or lags noticed. Connection. 10/10 The computer is connected via HDMI cable + audio output through Bluetooth speaker. It works perfectly, without lags or delays. Input lag. 9/10 This projector is more suitable for presentations and movie watching rather than gaming, but to my surprise, the input lag is very low. I couldn't measure it precisely, but as an example, I tried playing Cuphead at my friend's place on his TV, and even with the gaming mode on, I couldn't get through the tutorial due to the image delay. With this projector, it's real. It should work well for fighting games, football, and arcade games. However, shooters like CS:GO might not be ideal, and games like Civilization could be challenging due to resolution limitations affecting text visibility. Image quality. 10/10 considering it's a 1080p projector Overall, the quality is good enough, especially for movies. If you want superior quality, you should look for a projector with higher resolution. The quality worsens when adjusting angles, so it's best to position the projector directly towards the screen. Brightness. 9/10 In a dark room, brightness is perfect. Even in daylight, the image is still visible enough. Sound. 7/10 The projector's sound is present and decent, but for the best experience, it's recommended to use proper audio devices like JBL Clip 3 or AUX/Bluetooth headphones. Noise. 9/10 There is some noise, but during movie viewing, it's not bothersome. You can comfortably sleep with it, as the noise is consistent and comparable to a fan or air dehumidifier. Can I recommend it? Definitely yes. If you are willing to spend more, consider getting a projector with higher resolution. If you add a Chrome cast, this device becomes something amazing. Don't expect much from the included screen. A white wall produces better results. Overall rating - 64/70 = 9.1/10 P.S. I reached out to customer support because I couldn't turn off the music when turning on the projector. They helped me promptly, and the support was excellent. Simply the best. I didn't expect to get such a great product and service when I purchased this projector. Thank you!

This projector is unbelievable for the price & it comes with everything you need to get started (screen, tripod, leads) . The initial set up is quick & the user interface is so easy to navigate. There's no messing around with the buttons on the main unit either as everything can be done through the remote. The picture quality is excellent & no matter where the projector is placed, you can very easily adjust the angles through the settings. The audio was also quite a surprise. Crisp, clear & a lot louder than I expected. There is some noise from the fan but that is easily covered by the speaker. The WiFi & Bluetooth connections are both smooth with no signal loss or drop out problems. All in all, a fantastic projector & a fraction of the price of other well known makes that have fewer connectivity options. If you're thinking about buying a projector, you won't go wrong with this.

We bought this for our bedroom. Got a discount from Amazon so paid about £110. Pretty easy to set up although I would highly recommend getting it as face on to the wall as possible - focus is pretty difficult the more off centre the projector is. I do sometimes notice quite a lot of, I’ll call it light splay where the keystone/picture alignment tools are set. The true shape of the image shows up when the projector first turns on. Once it has booted up and the software image adjustments are applied you get the rectangle image but an over spill of light. It does depend on the image being projected as to how strong the overspill is. I read all the info on streaming services and the issues with mirroring screens and copy protection- we have Sky Stream, and luckily they had an offer on an extra puck for £6/mth so I headed straight for that. My other option was an older Apple TV box - I never got round to setting that up. I did buy a 5m power lead for it https://amzn.eu/d/flEU5cd and a 5m HDMI cable https://amzn.eu/d/iO45Qij. In order to be able to mount it high up and plug in at socket at low level. I also picked up a fairly inexpensive wall bracket. https://amzn.eu/d/11ujtim Now a bit of a tip for using a Sky Stream puck - when i first set up I couldn’t sign into some of the streaming apps (Amazon Prime and Apple TV+) so I plugged the puck into my TV, set everything up, and then plugged it into the projector. Worked fine after that. UHD - I have a UHD subscription to Sky. Initially then projector worked at 2160 resolution but on experimentation to see which resolution looked better the Sky puck stopped recognising the ability of the projector but works fine at 1080p. I initially thought that I would need to get some form of Bluetooth speaker but actually the speaker in the projector is pretty good, and perfectly adequate for our needs. For the price it is fantastic value. I’m sure more expensive projectors are better, but for what we wanted it’s great.

I was lucky enough to get the projector on an Amazon deal, so it's worth looking out for. Regarding the projector itself... I was upgrading from a sub-£100 projector I'd bought a couple of years ago. The difference is palpable in its picture brightness and quality. I could only previously watch in absolute darkness; with this, it's a pretty decent experience in low-light conditions, never mind complete darkness. I mount my projector on the ceiling of my outdoor office, and this works pretty seamlessly with the screw thread underneath; I flip the video picture, which works well. It's fair to say it's not quiet, but it's not the noisiest either - it's slightly quieter than my last one. Given it's got to do more processing (it dynamically adjusts keystone and zoom) it's not bad. The user interface is pretty decent and again a decent uplift from my previous projector. In all, I'd say it's good value and reflects well at the price point it's at. It feels well built and solid.

Image quality is okay, it’s pretty bright so as long as you’re not watching it on a sunny day bright room it should be okay. Biggest limitation is the image cannot be resized, it all depends on how far the projector is away from where you want to watch the image. If you don’t have a fixed location where you want to install it, the size of the image doesn’t matter, then this is a good projector for the price. Has apple airplay, which is pretty useful.

This projector is really good for the money, though I bought it over Christmas where there was a pretty good sale on it and I’d recommend you do the same. The difference between a £50 projector that I had tried to see if I liked them to this one wasn’t staggering enough that it warrants that price difference. The downside to this projector is while it does have 4-point keystoning, the second you actually use that feature the projector automatically creates input lag and a weird blur over the quality. This wasn’t something I was expecting. For movies it’s not really an issue but for gaming it’s a big enough issue that you might want to look elsewhere.

This projector was set up very easily and was placed on a wall shelf in the new "TV room." When the screen is stretched just "taut," the wrinkles were almost impossible to see, and the sharpness and contrast was surprisingly good. The clarity on the screen was great and the speakers had great sound. This projector is also perfect for office use and can display PPT/Excel/PDF/Word Files on USB Flash Drives. With the use of Roku or Firestick you will be able to watch TV Apps. Overall, especially for the price, this projector and screen are impressive.

Why did you choose this product over others?: Used for meetings but also home cinema time and pretty good. For what you pay it's good. You can spend a lot more money and only get a little better quality.