Mini projector, Vamvo Ultra Mini Portable Projector 1080p supported HD DLP LED Rechargeable Pico Projector with HDMI, USB, TF, and Micro SD, Supports iPhone Android Laptop PC Projectors for Outdoor

The media could not be loaded. I was looking a projector for using during camping or outdoor activities with family or friends. And I started searching for the small size projector, i was thinking it would be enough for me. Honestly, I did not even know that this much small, extremely portable and rechargeable projector exists when i am searching for it. When I see this projector while i am searching on amazon, I ordered it immediately because it is offering much more features than I am looking for. After I received the product, I was wondering how will it work and therefore, tried to set it quickly to test it. And it was amazing, the projector size is incredibly small, it is a little bigger than my cellphone. You just need to rotate the cover on the lens to turn it on. It supports a lot of multimedia connections.It can mirror you cellphone screen through an application. Beside, you dont have to even have a computer to use this projector because it supports almost all kind of storage types even sd card that you can connect. For example I used external hard drive to watch movie in the video I uploaded. You can also see the image quality in the video, I did not even used any spacial screen for projector it is just a regular wall and still the quality is very good. But I have to mention that the quality is not as perfect as if there is too much light in the room. I suggest you to use it in a dark room so you can get the full perfect quality. You may not believe me but this small projector has a speaker as well. And yes the sound you hear in video is coming from the integrated speaker. it is so cool that this tiny projector is giving you everything you need from a full size, big, heavy projector. And the coolest part about it that it is rechargeable, so you dont even need a power outlet to use it. Can you imagine how easy to use it during camping or outside activities. Just put it your pocket and turn it on whenever you are and that is it. Overall, it is a compact, extremely portable and easy to use and I really like it.

I’ve always wanted a portable projector. Years ago something this tiny was unimaginable! With that being said, I think everyone should set their expectations when buying one of these.I am using this in my room on my white walls, and will be taking this with me on road trips and vacations.Yes it is small. Yes it is plenty bright with the lights off. Yes it is bright enough with the lights on. But don’t expect this to compete with a full size projector.BATTERYThe battery life so far has been 1.75-2 full hours each charge.CONNECTIONSThere’s a USB port for connecting up my iPhone. Verified to work with iPhone 7 and the new iPhone XS.There’s an audio output to hookup a portable speaker.There’s also an HDMI input.APPIf want to use airplay on iOS or maybe Android (I don’t have one), you need to download the free miracast application.You can connect your iPhone via USB with no app and it’ll mirror your iPhone screen.ACCESSORIESComes with a handy remote and the wall adapter for power. Charging the battery was also quick. The remote needs (2) AAA batteries that are not included.FOCUSOn the same side of the connections, there’s a scroll wheel to adjust the focus. Easy enough to use.

I really like how compact this projector is. I took it on a trip recently and it was easy to pack in my suitcase but really projected a good size movie screen for us. It is really hand that it can read SD cards, Your iPhone, thumb drives and images from an HDMI cable. I use it more than my larger projector at home because it’s so convenient to get out and use without a lot of set up. I love that it comes with a tripod that folds up really tiny. The only draw backs are that the sound is not very loud so you need another speaker. Also, you can’t charge it with a power pack so you always need a wall plug. This means it’s hard to take it camping. It doesn’t have any Bluetooth or WiFi abilities. Last issue is that it needs to be in a very dark room to see. If you are watching a dark movie then you may have some trouble seeing without being in total darkness. Even with those issues, I recommend this projector because it’s worth the cost and it’s great for taking on the road as long as you have a wall plug.

The media could not be loaded. I honestly wasn't expecting much from such a small projector, but was really impressed with the brightness and color contrast this little guy achieves. All projectors struggle in a fully lit room but this one does surprisingly well especially with such a small form factor. I have attached three photos of the same frame with the lights on completely, at half-dim, and off. As expected, the picture looks great in the dark and is still clear with the lights half dimmed, but even with the lights fully on in my room the picture has enough definition to watch something and the colors make their way through. In addition, this was while projecting to a screen width of around 90 inches and a height of around 50, which is past this projector's recommended optimal screen size. For scale, the bed in front of the wall is a king size and the screen width exceeds its height. I own a larger projector and the fan noise is always bothersome, but you have to try pretty hard to hear the fan on this one...it hardly whispers. I also watched a full movie on it right out of the box so I feel comfortable saying that the estimated 2 hours of battery life is accurate, or at least extremely close. This thing really is the epitome of portability. The only negatives I can say are that the focus is a bit sensitive, and while sufficient the speaker sound is a tad tinny. But it would be silly to expect theater sound from something that fits in your pocket and was designed for portability, so simply plugging in a bluetooth speaker or something takes care of that and provides a great mini-theater experience.*Sidenote: in the attached video the image appears to flicker; this is a conflict between my phone camera's frame rate and the projector's refresh rate, and is not visible to the naked eye...the actual playback was completely smooth