[Electric Focus]Mini Projector with 5G WiFi and Bluetooth 5.2,YABER 1080P Outdoor Projector Support ±40° Keystone Correction,Portable Projector for Phone/ TV Stick/Laptop/PS5

I was actually shocked on the picture and sound quality from this little guy! No it’s not as good as my tv but it’s pretty darn close and truthfully it’s good enough. I’m using it on a projection screen in my garage for movie nights in the garage. The internal speaker is loud enough and the quality was above what I expected. I thought for sure I was going to need another source for quality sound when watching a movie but the sound was great from the projector for me.Very easy to operate and setup. The autofocus works well although I wish there was a little bit more fine tuning that could be done for focusing.The only thing I would recommend is getting a male to female adapter/hdmi extension cable if you want to hook up a fire stick. The power port on the back is very close to the hdmi port and you can’t plug the fire stick into the hdmi port without the extension cable.Streaming from my phone worked great. I did eventually put a receiver in my garage that had Bluetooth and the projector hooked up to it through Bluetooth no problem so now I can stream the sound through the receiver for even better sound.Well worth the money people!

The Yaner 5500LUX is excellent at this price point and you should not hesitate to get one. That being said level set your expectations based on your requirements, this is a sub <$200 projector and must be used in a very dark environment to get the best experience, decent office projectors start at $399 and very good home movie projectors are north of $500 and can be in the thousands if you’re a videophile. I find it interesting when I read reviews of people calling products junk or giving the item 1 star when they are spending what amounts to a fraction of what a bulb costs in the high-end projectors but expect it to perform like a $1000+ projector. It’s like buying a station wagon to race F1 not going to happen.We do a lot of outdoor(nighttime) backyard movies on the weekends but not enough to warrant spending money on the higher end projectors. Over the years I’ve owned similar class projectors (<$200) that my kids use to display games or cartoons on. The last backyard projector (ERISAN PDW001W($100) projects onto a portable 100” screen, we used that projector for 5 years and it has paid for itself many times over considering what it costs to take a family to the movies these days.The issue I had with the older generation Erisan was the middle of the image was sharp and in focus but the image surrounding the middle to the outer edges of the screen always seemed to be slightly out of focus and texts from certain movie scenes (someone reading a letter or document in the movie) were sometimes unreadable, the other issue I ran into was that certain streaming Apps from the Roku would not play audio and so I suspect there were issues with HDMI encoding on the older projector. Due to these shortcomings and the occasional grumblings from my home movie audience I decided to search for another projector that would overcome these issues without going to the next class of projectors and break my budget.I came across the Yaner 5500LUX and decided to take a chance given all the spec where years ahead of my older projector. 4000:1 vs 800:1 and 800x480 vs 1280x720p native resolution, supporting 1920x1080p.We watched Ford vs Ferrari and was relieved that the picture was clear, bright and in focus from middle to edge with no image blur during fast action scenes. The attached images don't do it justice since the images were taken 25 ft away with my phone. I won’t go over what the other positive reviews mentioned but overall, we were impressed with the image considering they were giving a discount making the subtotal $110.One small improvement they can make is increase the resistance in the manual Keystone slider. On my unit it was a bit too loose so when adjusting I had to gingerly turn the dial to get it the required setting but very minor issue.The unit has a 3-year warranty which is extremely generous at this price given that I have a Samsung tv that cost 20x this and had issues after the 1-year warranty expired. The company will gift you 1 of 4 bonus items just for registering by email with them (I chose the Anycast adapter). Overall, an excellent product at this price point.

Loved the projector at first. Was a great value for the money. However, after 12 months of use, it began developing a hot spot on the screen in locations which progressively got worse until the projector was no longer useable. During dark scenes it was a light area taking up 1/3 of the screen and light scenes an orangish spot in the middle 1/2 of the screen.The manual for the product stated 3 year warranty. I contacted customer service and they offered me a $50 gift card. Even though I paid $350 for the projector originally. And wouldn’t offer any other solutions.I’d look elsewhere when purchasing a projector other than Yaber. They don’t stand behind their product.