AKASO WT50 Mini Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, 1080P DLP Portable Movie Projector Home and Outdoor, Built-in Battery & Android System, Cookie Projector for iPhone and PhoneGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I have been a professional artist since 1981. (That's a long time). I have used a wide variety of different styles and brands of projectors over the years including Artograph. I am a Journeyman sign artist, formerly specializing in highway billboards 14'x48'. I normally paint large canvas. Lately I have been entering wildlife art contests where the format size is 7" x 10". Using any of these other projectors is extremely frustrating to attempt to get the clarity/focus down to that size. Projectors are made to enlarge.THIS IS AMAZING.Pros: I love the option of HDMI or USB.The picture couldn't be clearer.Highly portable.Comes with a mini tripod! BONUS!!!The unboxing was a lot of fun.If you work on a small scale BUY THIS PROJECTOR!!Cons: That remote needs a lot of tweaking.Make the focus digital by remote.This is a very well designed, well thought out projector from the packaging right down to the nuts and bolts of it. Absolutely worth every penny. I am so happy today.

I ordered the AKASO WT50 mini projector to use in during a stage theatre performance in a special effects sequence. It worked amazing!! First, the unit is super sleek and obviously well built. It has a sliding lens protector and a great user interface that is easy to understand and navigate. Second, the picture is incredible. You get a bright vivid image, even in lit circumstances. Another thing that I noted was that there was no ambient light effects from the projection... it was just a pure projection image with no excess lighting off to the side which definitely was a plus for using it onstage. And finally, the apps on board are super convenient. I watch a lot of Netflix and this mini projector handles it like a breeze. Also, the rechargeable battery is wonderful and one charge lasts a very long time. If you are in the market for a mini projector, this is the one I would recommend!!

It's about the footprint of a Samsung Note and twice as thick. It has a good weight to it. It packs well in both luggage as well as a backpack, and better than the cube pico-projectors.It has a standard quarter-inch mounting screw. You can use it with any standard camera tripod.Two detractors:- Has Netflix preinstalled even though customer service will tell you that Netflix is not supported. The version that came on the device crashed constantly. Even though CS said that apps were not installable or updateable, Play is also preinstalled and can be used to install apps. However, the updated version of Netflix can't connect to the server. As several video apps, including Prime, worked *perfectly* fine to watch videos, Netflix would probably work fine if the manufacturer fixed whatever was broken. I found it disturbing that CS doesn't seem to know how their own device works.- Does not have a browser, so Web connections that require login via a captive portal (e.g. hotel wifi login) can't be used. Most portal wifi devices have the same limitation, though. Popular browsers did not seem to be available via Play. It's probably a memory limitation since the device really only has enough to play video.The projector works perfectly fine with an HDMI source as well as screen-mirroring.It easily handles a six-foot HDMI cable. The battery is perfect for demonstrating the device and testing setups.

This projector is bright and clear and relatively easy to use. You can't use the remote for all of the functions, sometimes you have to use the touch pad on the projector itself. Overall it is pretty intuitive.The tripod it comes with is complete junk and pointless. I recommend getting a different portable tripod. It would be nice if it came with a soft pouch or some sort of case to make it easier to just toss in my laptop bag. I found a soft pouch from something else I'd gotten and repurposed it.The projector has a dedicated power brick for charging. It doesn't use usb charging as near as I can tell. It works great when you have it plugged in, so you can use it for longer stretches of time than the battery would normally last.I was also pleasantly surprised to find that it comes with a (weak) built-in little speaker, so you don't have to connect it with bluetooth to get sound out of it. While the speaker quality isn't that great, it is handy.

Overall this project has been great for it's intended purpose.The kids like using it to watch movies inside on the walls or outside on the garage door. (We have light gray walls and a white garage door)*Sound* (3/5)The internal speaker is not very loud and the projector does have Bluetooth connectivity which is great for when you are watching a movie on one of the apps or via the USB ports, however if you are using the HDMI input from a laptop or roku/firestick/chromecast the Bluetooth functionality does not work which is disappointing.*Picture Quality* (4.5/5)The picture quality is crisp, I do have issues getting the projector to align properly at times and takes some tinkering with but it usually can be worked out within a few minutes.*Brightness* (3/5)You need almost complete darkness for this projector to work, which seems to be pretty standard for any projector of this size and price range, however when in the dark it looks great and the unit does not get too hot.*Remote Control* (4/5)Mainly getting a good rating for having a remote control at all, but it does have issues/delays functioning unless right next to the unit.*Battery* (5/5)The battery is very impressive, we are able to get through around 3-4 hours of play while being connected via Bluetooth sound, it would be nice if the unit came with the option to charge via USB as to utilize a portable battery.*Customer Service* (5/5)The customer service has been top notch with any questions/issues.