YUANCIN 32GB Smart Mini Android Wireless Portable Projector

A brilliant piece of kit. Only had this for a few hours, and after a few issues which weren't explained in the manual, it works great.Pros - The picture is clear and sharp, the focus wheel works well. It's not so good in a bright room, but with semi darkness the picture is sharp and clear. Haven't tried the HDMI input yet so cant comment on that function.It took me a while to get YouTube to play videos. The remote cant be used to access the videos(unless anyone can correct me?). I downloaded an app called Eshare onto my Samsung phone, and it works as a mouse, keyboard and scrolling device so all the app menus are controlled from the phone. Connected easily to my wifi, Netflix works well, Youtube is great. The unit paired to all 3 Bluetooth devices I have, and produces volume well loud enough for most training venues. (Up to about 30-40 people). The real joy for me is I now only have to carry the projector, and an external hard disc which fits into a tupperware lunch box along with the power adaptor.Cons - I haven't managed to use a micro SD card with the unit. Doesn't seem to like the one I was using. Have to say though thats not really a big deal as i have my video library on the external HD.Overall - If this unit keeps doing what it's doing, with no issues it's going into my list of top ten gadgets, and delivered in 3 days. If you're looking for a very portable projector, and don't need to fill the cinema screen at the odeon,, then buy this. The 32G was my option because of the HDMI in.

Excellent same day delivery, picture quality good in a dark room but tripod unable to hold projector in place so need to create a makeshift prop support to avoid it toppling over. Sound was hardly audible- no where near as good or loud as my iPhone or kindle definetly need to connect to external speakers. Impossible to stream project from tablet or phone using holiday wifi connections unless it's high speed service (5G recommended). Quite portable for holidays.

Works for couple of day then broke down.

The projector OS is not that good.And the response through E share is so slow and nor usable. I was not able to connect Macbook over Airplay. And the navigation of Netflix was not user-friendly, almost impossible to search something, or play or pause. The keystone feature seems nice. And the projected output is satisfactory. As mentioned in the description the illumination is 50 lumen, as a result the performance is good only when the room is really dark. Cant use if there is daylight. I also observed difficulty in connecting sound over bluetooth. Thanks to amazon for the timely delivery and free return. the tripod stand is very unstable. From the description the following projector has a better tripod and similar spec at a lower price.https://www.amazon.co.uk/SOYA-Portable-Projector-Bluetooth-Correction-Gray/dp/B01M2D4RR4/ref=sr_1_1?s=home-theater&ie=UTF8&qid=1523479764&sr=1-1&keywords=projector&refinements=p_n_feature_four_browse-bin%3A1601731031%2Cp_36%3A10000-12000

So I've had my projector (32GB HDMI IN) for just short of a week and have a little time now to post this review. Its not fully complete as I've not spent a lot of time testing the various options but its complete enough for me to be satisfied thus far...The projector hardware is okay, plastic all-round and whilst sturdy I won't be drop testing it anytime soon, its not very scratch resistant either but for the money its what I expected. The carton included a UK charger, HDMI cable, remote and tripod/stand; both the HDMI and charger have short cable lengths...123cm's for the power cord and 100cm for the HDMI. The remote is simple and has rubber buttons with reasonable travel on them so typing on the display keyboard is just okay, again functional but nothing special. The tripod, is well...cheap and the legs need a bit of faffing to get device level. It does look like a standard camera mount-hole under the projector so you could look to replace this with something better if you wish.Software wise the projector came with Android 4 installed which is ancient but it had a bunch of pre-installed apps like Youtube and Netflix, these worked but I wasn't happy with the old Android version and I'd seen from these reviews previously where the seller Yuancin was advising customers to send them a private message to receive upgrade instructions. Now I must say that Yuancin were really responsive when I messaged them and I sent them several messages over the course of a couple of days and they were really willing to help as best they could. The upgrade process is pretty simple with the right instructions the only minor head-ache is the need for a USB-A to USB-A cable which aren't very common and I had to go and buy one for £2.50 (rhinocables® 1m 1 Metre High Speed USB 2.0 A Male - A Male Lead Cable Lead Plug to plug Black). Either way once I completed the upgrade the projector is now running Android 7 without issue, I've linked my Google account so I can now install apps from the Play Store and have successfully installed the BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub and Kodi (v17.5) which all worked a treat :-) The only niggle here is the English translation on the user interface, there is clearly a custom interface that has been written for the projector which is functional although so of the language is bad i.e. "open" instead of "on" or "yes" and there are a couple of typos, nothing I found prohibitive though.The speaker on the projector is better than I was expecting, it can give out quite a bit of energy/volume, certainly no replacement for a proper set of speakers but for a mobile/pocket projector like this I was impressed. The projected image is clear with the focus wheel being really sensitive allowing you to find the perfect level for the current distance and the auto keystone-correction was really good as well. The only gripe with the image is the lamp power i.e. in a light room the projector must be within 1 meter from the wall otherwise you loose the image as the projector cannot put out enough light over distance. Again nothing really unexpected here for a pico projector and in a dark room I was really happy as I could get a huge 4x2 meter image with enough colour definition to be happy to watch something for a while.All in all I'm impressed and Yuancin's support via the seller contact page is a real positive for those who might be less IT literate.

So my granddaughter keeps asking to watch a film from my phone. It's not my phone though it's this little bite. Same size a sky phone just a bit thicker. Battery easily last a full movie but not much more.The main thing is the picture quality is amazing for the price of this unit. I mean brilliant, so long as you have the room reasonably dark. You can use it in a bright room but the picture will need to be small against the wall.I have mine Bluetooth connected to my sound bar and it works perfectly.Excellent first projector for me. Wish now I had bought one with auto focus like the laser systems that are out.