Projector, WiMiUS 6800 1920x 1080P Native Full HD Video Projector, ±50° 4D Digital Keystone Correction Support 4K 300’’ LCD LED Projector Compatible with Smartphone,PC,TV Box,PS4

I did a fair amount of research before buying a projector for my backyard family movie nights. With COVID-19 shutting down movie theaters, I wanted to create movie "events" for my family. This projector more than does the trick. The picture is bright and crisp and you don't lose details in the night time scenes. The fan isn't too noisy, which is good, because the speakers are little quiet for an outdoor experience. But that's a small quibble considering it's easy to connect to a Bluetooth speaker with the help of an inexpensive (under $30) Bluetooth transmitter that plugs right into the headphone jack on the projector. Speaking of inputs on the back of the projector, there are two HDMI inputs, which is more than enough to plug in a Fire TV Stick, a laptop and/or a Blu Ray player. Translation: You can pretty much play any movie you can find. There are no limits. My kid even used it for gaming the other day. This is my first projector experience and I'm very pleased with both its quality of this projector and a price I considered very affordable. We're sure to have many more great nights in our backyard before this pandemic is over! Sure, it required a very simple attachment to get better outdoor sound, but that still keep it way under the price of other comparable projectors. Well worth it.

My theater projector (Sanyo PLV-Z3) had a second bulb blow in in just a few months. I think it's finally dying after 15 years of use. I started looking at a replacement and just didn't want to spend a ton of money. When looking at the different tiers of projectors, I wasn't looking for the best. My eyes are bad and this projector is really only used by us. But what scared me was the fear of these lower priced units not being bright enough. Sanyo was rated at 800 lumens, this was good at the time but is really only for dark rooms. With the new ratings of LUX, the challenge was, what is the equivalent or better? This was hard to determine. I read a lot of articles and watched a few videos on this and the various units out there. Eventually I settled in on this P28 model from WiMiUS. It has a few key features I was after (digital keystone and zoom) and fit the projection throw and screen size I had (16x9 - 108" diag - 13'4" throw). When the unit came in, I did a quick setup on a ladder, wired it up and gave it a try. What a great experience! The picture was definitely brighter than my Z3. The colors were more vibrant and I was able to watch a show with the curtains open in the room. With my previous projector, it would be all washed out. When I'm in theater mode (black-out curtains and minimal to no ambient light) its almost too bright in some scenes. This is without using the added lighting boost. After ceiling mounting it, I was able to quickly set the zoom and keystone (recommendation, zoom smaller than your screen first, set the keystone there. Then zoom out to your screen size and finally make any fine tuning adjustments to the keystone). The focus was easy to achieve and so far has not changed or needed adjustment. And yes, as per some of the reviews, it is a bit soft on the focus on the edges. But for watching movies I've had no issues. The chevrons on sporting events are also clear and crisp. From a connection standpoint, I route my signals through an AV Amp and HDMI switchers. I've had no issues so far with this connection method to the P28. I'm not using the audio in the projector so I can't speak to that. On the picture quality, I'm happy with the colors and the contrast are solid. Dark scenes are displayed much better than I was used to seeing in this room. The whites can be over-powering and over saturated at times. I gave this a 4 for picture for this and for the soft focus. Just didn't give a five because I have seen better --- but that was for 6-times more the price (and talking LED, not DLP which is a different class). I'll play some more with the detailed color modes and settings and may be able to resolve the oversaturation. The one drawback I will point out is the fan noise. My Z3 had a high-light setting that would crank-up the fan. The P28s fan runs at about that level all the time. I tried playing with the noise reduction settings with negligible results. That said, you really only notice it when selecting what to watch and during quiet moments. But this is tolerable and not a major concern to me. Especially for the price. Overall, I'm happier than I thought I would be with this purchase.

I am a real customer. No one paid me for this review. I must say, this is my first projector EVER! I am a rookie at this video projector stuff. Therefore my review is solely on this VP and this VP alone. Sure there must be much better projectors out there but for the price... I'm more than satisfied with this one. I didn't know how to focus the screen, a quick message to the seller and they explained it to me. Guilty! I skipped reading the manual. I am watching off of a White/gray wall , new paint in my garage, it is pitch black and it looks awesome. If It satisfies the wife and my four year old daughter, then it's good enough for me. But really and truly, it's great! I have led lights running on the bottom of the garage walls about 5 inches off the ground and the image quality remains great. The image reflecting on the wall is 170 to 200 inches diagonally, depending on the video format. The VP is about 19 to 20 feet away. I can only hope the quality and longevity is as good as what I am getting right now. Only time will tell. Yes, the fan is a bit loud but that's a problem if you have it on low volume. Crank it up and fan noise is gone. Speaking of sound quality... Maybe I'm going deaf but it seems as though you can only start hearing the sound when the volume goes past 50. (Scale ranging from 0 to 100) this is not an issue for me. I am using an auxiliary cable to hook it up to my UE Boom speakers. And sound is loud. Maybe the fact that I am in the garage/playroom makes a difference, adding that echo.. Movie theater style. Or maybe I just don't ask for much? Either way, it's good enough. The remote control is hot or miss. One must be truly pointing to the VP .. not crazy about it, but it does the job. The seller responds quickly, and willing to work with you every step of the way. Great customer service! U.S. based companies, take a page out of this guys' work book... They really strive to satisfy their customers. Again, I have nothing else to compare this VP to... So as far as I'm concerned, this VP is a keeper. Forgive the picture, my daughter took it. I measured the screen sizw diagonally and during that picture it measured 172 inches.

This is my third projector. I initially had 2 cheap 480p ones that I tweaked to get the best quality from them. I set up black out curtains, used a projector tripod stand and projected on a white wall with a bose speaker setup. After a year, I decided it was time to upgrade in quality to 1080p. The P28 is a great projector. I play my videos via HDMI cable from laptop and use it on a daily basis for playing movies and tv shows. Its been about 2 weeks now since I began using it. For the novice and average user I have seen no technical issues. It loads quickly and has an easy user interface with good options. Images are crystal clear and high quality. I watched a movie scene with snow falling and it felt like they were in 3D and I could reach out and grab a flake. Digital and physical keystone correction allows in horizontal and vertical plane allows keystone correction from almost any angle you may be faced with. Viewing in the day is easy on the eyes as this projector gets very bright. Documents are certainly readable. Sound is clear and accurate for this projector except more volume would be nice. Use a sound system setup for full cinematic experience. The remote works even if you point it at the image itself (like tv) instead of the IR receiver (due to one at the front and back of projector). This is a small but very convenient plus. The remote itself is apt for its use. USB playing of videos from a 2.0 drive is good. It did not read a USB 3.0 drive. Additional facts for a more than average user: Cooling and fans are good. It does not get hot even when my air-conditioning is off. I can faintly hear it running when on but cannot hear it at all over audio. It's quieter than my previous projectors. This does not have a tripod screw hole but ceiling mounting screw holes (X4) instead. It would have been nice to have both options. It has an autosleep function when not being used which turns off the screen. Very nice feature for preserving the life of the device. For the price of this device you will get very good quality on par with more expensive projectors.

I've purchased several projectors over the last few years for work, family, and play and this WiMiUS P28 has the brightest and best picture quality so far. Some of the earlier bargain projectors that I have purchased turned out to be not so much of a bargain as the viewing experience was less than enjoyable as these cheaper projectors were low Lumen projectors that just lacked in picture quality but also sound quality. The projector shipped with the standard accessories including the Power Cord (obviously), 3 in 3 AV Cable, 3 in 1 AV Cable, VGA Cable, HDMI Cable, Lens Cover, Remote, 2 Leveling Feet, and a small cleaning cloth. The projector has multiple inputs and connection options including to 1 USB Input, 1 USB Output (5V), 2 HDMI Inputs, 1 Audio Input, 1 Audio Output (headphone), and 2 IR Receiver locations (front and rear) There are also button controls on the top of the projector and a manual Focus Ring and Keystone Slider over the lens. There is also a ceiling mount area on the bottom of the projector that can be used with for mounting with an accessory ceiling mount. Once unboxed set-up was easy and straight forward and the projector came with all the cables that I needed. After plugging in one of my Amazon Fire Sticks into one of the two HDMI slots I was able navigate thru all the menus easily and make the necessary picture and color adjustments. Then after a quick keystone adjustment and focus adjustment I was able to sit back and enjoy a show on the big screen. With the larger lens and 7000 Lumens brightness I found the viewing image produced to be much brighter than my other projectors with a picture that is sharp and crisp. Also, the vibrant colors and detail that is produced by this projector is far superior than what I have experienced in the past. Helpful Hint: Keystone and focus adjustments will be much easier if you take the time when setting up your projector and get the projector and projection screen aligned as evenly as possible. As for the operation of the projector the compact remote has rubberized function buttons that are well laid out and easy to understand. There is also a multi-direction selector ring to help with navigation. The P28 has IR sensors on both the front and rear of the projector so you are able to control the projector from pretty much any angle. And the on-screen program and menu selections are fairly intuitive easy to navigate. Sound quality is also pretty good when playing and listening to movies/shows through the 2 built-in speakers. However, I definitely recommend that you use a sound bar or hook this to your entertainment center for the best movie watching experience. Overall I am very pleased with the operation and picture/sound quality of this projector. And until some new technology comes out this will most likely be the last projector I buy for quite some time.

For the money you can't beat it this is about the best you're going to do for under $300 the unit was surprisingly better than I expected the new brightness feature they offer is fantastic this is the third or fourth projector I went through I had to return the other two units they had problems the only thing annoying about these is the Amazon fire stick will not turn the unit on or off or operate the volume I noticed the same problem on the other two units also I am not real crazy about the sound but for the price I'll live with it the projector is not noisy with the fan what does produce quite a bit of heat but that's normal very easy to set up it is a little bit tricky at first trying to get the picture not to be upside down and the writing backwards the remote control I was not crazy about there is no button that says menu it is all symbols bought again for the price I am very pleased with thisI guess the next step up would be some sort of $500 projector but this one for under 300 is worth the money for what this thing does you can't beat at some of these projectors are thousands of dollars for the most part that description was very accurate if you're fussy about the sound you can add a soundbar to this I am considering that as far as clarity goes the picture was very clear and bright I would have to give this product five stars I give four stars to the sound and remote control but so far so good I am a happy camper

Purchased this projector to use with a screen on an outdoor, covered porch ant it works perfectly for our needs! We received the projector quickly and it was well packaged. We took it out of the box, plugged it in, plugged in an external hard drive and we were very quickly able to access the media on the drive and play it. Super simple to setup and get going! We have also been able to connect to a laptop via HDMI and mirror the laptop screen onto the projector. Focus and tilt were easy to use/adjust. I think the picture quality and brightness is GREAT (especially for the price). We purchased a cheaper projector first (because we didn't understand lumens/lux/ansi levels at all!). The first projector did not work for us because we could not see anything on the screen until it was pitch black out. We weren't expecting to be able to watch movies, outdoors, in the middle of a bright day, but we were hoping we could start a movie after the sub had started to set (even if the picture wasn't great). This projector, however, exceeded our expectations! We can start our movies before the sun has fully set and still get a great picture. We've used the projector for several evenings in a row and no issues yet. My only minor criticism is the speakers aren't amazing. I think they are a perfectly acceptable level of quality (especially for the price!). I think they are great for watching indoors, but outdoors, with a bit more ambient noise, it would be nice if they were a tad bit louder/clearer (but, again, perfectly adequate!). No bid deal though, we're planning to purchase portable, external speakers to use with the projector. I would highly recommend this projector for anyone looking for something a bit brighter than the cheapest possible projectors.

I was looking for a lower cost 1080p native projector to use in a few different ways. (possibly for outdoor movie night during social distancing etc.) I have a high quality Sony projector in the house, and I didn't think it would be that quality. I am using a stand alone 120" screen. The brightness of the projector is decent for the cost. First thing I want to call out. Lumens of an LCD, LDP etc. projector should be measured the same with a sensor across the screen at 9 different locations (this now says it is 1000 ANSI lumens, which seems correct). If the seller is talking about Lumens of the bulb (7000), that is completely different and that is not what they should be measuring. (To put this in comparison, my Sony projector measures at 1,700 lumens and is a good bit brighter.) Overall I think this is a decent Projector but it does have some issues which keep it down. Focus: There are some decent focus issues for this projector. I have attached pictures taken from the left, right and center of the image. The center of the image, when focused is pretty clear, but as you can see, the left and right are not only a little blurry, but they also are smeared and not crisp. This points to an issue with a poor quality lens being used. I am sure this helps to keep costs down. When you are watching a film, this isn't a huge issue, but it is something to keep in mind. Adjustment: When using a projector like this, typically you have some screwable and adjustable legs that allow you to move the projectors front left and right legs up and down to match the screen. This projector doesn't have this feature. There are holes, but if you use the feet attached, it always falls back to the far left corner of the projector as the weight seems to be stored there and makes it lopsided. That then means you have to start stacking items under the projector, and you can't seem to move the image without actually moving the projector. (so you will need a specific correct height table for your application, or ceiling mount. Sound: Sound is louder than on a number of cheaper projectors, but it is still lower quality, and you will most likely want to buy a 1/8 inch cable to wire to a soundbar, or plug in an external speaker system. The Fan: The fan is quite loud. When I was running it inside, it was louder than my high end projector. When I was outside it wasn't as bad, but it is still louder than I expected. Overall, for my use, this will work but needs a bit of fiddling to get it to show on the screen correctly, and realize this doesn't have a super crisp image. For a projector to just bring along that you don't have to worry about, I would put it into consideration. NOTE: This is NOT a 4K projector, it downsides the 4K image (which has 4x as many pixels) to 1920x1080