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I’ve got to say, picking up the PUTRIMS K12 as my first Android projector felt like a bit of a gamble, but wow, it’s been a fun experience so far. Setting it up was much easier than I expected. The unboxing was straightforward (no confusing packaging or puzzling instructions), and within maybe 10 minutes, I was projecting movies right onto my bedroom wall. The first thing that hit me? The picture quality. I actually said “oh, this is nice!” out loud when I saw the colours and sharpness. HD content looks bright and detailed, and honestly, it’s just fun to watch movies at home on a giant, crisp screen. I was a little worried since most projectors in this price range struggle unless it’s pitch black, but the K12 surprised me, it’s plenty bright, even with the curtains open a bit. Is it the IMAX? No, but for a budget projector, it punches above its weight for sure. The auto keystone feature is a real lifesaver (and a popcorn-saver). I don’t want to crawl around on the floor messing with angles every movie night. Just plop the projector down, and the image sorts itself out into a neat rectangle, which actually made me smile. Tech that saves me from fiddling gets an A+. I’m still new to projectors with an Android system, but running Netflix, Disney+, and YouTube was simple. Apps loaded fast, and I didn’t have to install anything weird or jump through hoops. The menus feel quick, and connecting to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth was just as easy (thanks to built in Google TV). I also tried plugging in my Fire TV stick, and it worked like a charm. Sound wise, the K12 does the job - loud enough for casual viewing, not gonna blow you away with deep bass, but that’s the case for almost every small projector out there. Plug in some Bluetooth speakers if you want to feel every car chase in your chest. Honestly, I’m really happy I went with the K12. It’s helped me turn boring blank walls into mini movie theaters for friends and family. I love having movie nights, streaming football matches, or just putting YouTube on a huge screen for a laugh. If you’re on the fence about getting a projector, this one feels like money well spent without the stress of complicated setup or disappointing performance. If you’re looking for a reliable projector that’s easy to use, surprisingly bright, and won’t make you dig through endless settings, the PUTRIMS K12 is a great shout!

WOW! was the first word out of my mouth when I powered this projector on, before touching any settings! The picture is incredibly bright with what appears to be a true ANSI lumen rating of 1500, unlike many others for sale and the picture is very sharp! This is my 4th projector to buy in 2 weeks, the previous 3 were sent back for not being bright enough, and one for having black patches on the image. I thought, I'll try one more projector and I'm glad I did. This one has great reviews, something the previous 3 projectors had, but the reviews for the Putrims K12 projector are warranted. The projector is larger than the previous ones I bought and the picture is far brighter, such that it can be used easily during the day in my north facing lounge. The setup is very easy and the google tv interface works very well, but I prefer to use my 4K Firestick to avoid setting up all my apps again. The auto focus and auto keystone work excellently! The speaker produces good loud audio but I prefer to use my Dolby Atmos surround sound. The ONLY negative in my opinion for this projector is the fan noise (which is an issue with many bright projectors which need intensive cooling), it is quite loud but this can be drowned out with the inbuilt speaker or volume up on your surround system. I bought a white blackout roller blind to act as the projection screen which works perfectly as the light is reflected by the blackout fabric on the back, proper pull down screens are far too expensive. I have attached some photos, 2 are at night and one during the day at 10am, you can see how well it performs regardless of the the time. The projector comes with a 3 year warranty also which is reassuring. I am not often "wowed" by purchases but this projector did just that, it is worth every penny! I just hope they work on the fan noise on the next model they bring out which I will definitely purchase.

The manufacturer was excellent at resolving problem I initially had with this model. I've gone on to use the K12 projector by Putrims and I have to say it is an excellent projector. I was surprised at just how good this projector is. It's bright with vivid colors and great auto focus for sharp high quality picture every time. Fan is quiet when watching something. Sound is crisp and clear. I use Bluetooth soundbar and there is no lag it's perfect every time. Built in Google TV edges it above some other models at this price. I keep a P62 by Wimius I've had for years for travel, it's a workhorse and it's still one of the sharpest pictures. My main projectors at home are the Yaber K2s and recently I bought the Toptro X9 for another room which is excellent both these projectors have their advantages and even though they are an upgrade for watching Movies and TV series I still turn to the P62 for the Football but the Putrims K12 is now the one I use for sports. The football is just much better on the K12 which is just as capable performance wise for Movies and TV series as the other projectors. The K12 is a superb projector for the price!

Fantastic little projector.. gives a better picture than my previous £500 mars nebula!! Even with daylight coming into the room it's clearly visible and bright.. enough ANSI lumens to give a great experience viewing in all light conditions.. the volume is loud enough for daytime - possibly not loud enough to immerse some viewers watching but totally adequate and no vibration when turned up fully.. for £129 I'm absolutely delighted.. easy to set up quickly too .. I use hdmi mostly to stream from mobile and it's easy to connect

This is a well built and feels like a quality projector. It's great for all streaming bar netflix. The picture quality is not as great in netflix and this could be due to android based systems struggling with Codecs and Native support. If you plug in an Amazon firestick you will see a huge improvement in netflix video quality which suggests the projector isn't quite up to the mark. Google home based products are not as stable as say mac or firestick so I did experience lagging or even forced terminations. The projector is definitely bright, bar netflix the picture quality is excellent. Sound good too. This has great PSU, and heating control is excellent and fan makes unnoticeable noise during operation. The Wimus P62 is similar but has best picture quality in this class and does not use bloated Google tv so is fast and stable. I would recommend that in this price range

I bought this after getting a very cheap projector which I’ve had for a few years and decided to upgrade. I received the projector quickly and have had loads of fun getting to know its features. It’s clearly a serious bit of kit. Overall, I’m very impressed and happy I made the choice to get this one. Set up was simple enough and its menu is clear. After a couple of days, I installed Google TV app on my phone, with one big benefit to me in that you can set up a remote control on my mobile (perfect when you have little ones, like I do, that like to hide your remotes). The auto-focus feature is intriguing, it projects an image (see pictures) that it then focuses on, a bit like my printer does. I tested the projector on both a screen (although my screen is translucent with partial opening behind which is slightly visible) and the celling at between approx. 2.2 and 3 meters distance. I used the zoom feature on the screen as the picture was too big so think it went over 100”. The keystone works perfectly unlike my photography. The image is amazingly sharp with vibrant colours. The picture quality is also fab when in the room in broad daylight, or when it’s lit with the main light. It’s going to be great for presentations, or showing video’s etc at work because of this. I wanted to show that effect in my review, so someone turned on my main light during the video uploaded, although my phone camera just doesn’t do the screen picture justice when the light is on, it gives some idea. I’ve also added a picture of it projected onto the ceiling right beside the window in broad daylight, again, the photo doesn’t do the projector justice. The speaker is great and generally loud with quality sound, don’t know if you can pick that up in the video, it works well with a stick, screen mirroring (which I also found easy to connect) and the inbuilt Amazon Prime app. The only time I decided to connect an external speaker (with Bluetooth, which worked easily) was with a movie I picked from Disney+ inbuilt app, with a few kids talking in the room. I think the fact it didn’t sound as loud was a content/application issue and not the projector itself as not felt the need to connect the speaker again since. I was unsure what Google TV was until I got this. It looked and felt a bit like an android TV when I turned it on, a quick google search tells me it’s a more modern interface built on Android TV. I was a bit disappointed initially that it didn’t have BBC iPlayer on it, but just read that the BBC have officially certified the Google TV streamer for iPlayer so should be available as a stsnd alone app soon. Can get round this in several ways, but I’m happy I will be able to install the App. All in all, Im soooooo very happy with this, it makes for great movie nights, I will be able to use it for work and could just as easily be used instead of a TV for everyday viewing.

Great projector for the price. The form factor is good, it is a fairly compact and light unit. I do wish that it had a tripod screw hole on the bottom though, as I sometimes use to project reference artwork for paintings and using a tripod makes this much easier. It does have 4 holes for a ceiling mount however. Picture quality is very good, sound not amazing, but comparable with other projectors at this price point. I think the Aurzen Boom 3 has the best sound from a similar price point that I have experienced, but that unit seems to be prone with filling with internal dust. Adding Bluetooth speakers or connecting to wireless headphones both works well and improve sound quality a lot. Fan noise seems perfectly acceptable and no louder than what I am used to with other units, barely noticeable when watching something. Everything works as expected, autofocus and keystone both works flawlessly. Adding Bluetooth products or screen sharing from tablet or phone works fine. I’ve used projectors with Netflix, youtube etc integrated apps before, but not seen one that was a Google TV before. To be honest although it is nice to have the apps integrated, I do think things look better and seem to run a bit quicker and smoother when using a firestick, which is a shame because I was hoping to only have to use one remote. As for brightness, I have no idea if the specified ratings are accurate or not. I can’t tell if there is any difference to me previous units or not, but it seems pretty good. The projector is watchable in day light, not ideal but watchable, I have posted three images, one in daylight with blinds open and room light on, one with blinds closed and room light on, and one with blinds closed and lights off, obviously the darker the room the better, but can be used in any conditions. Overall for less than £300 you can’t go wrong, especially with the voucher codes available at the moment.

Perhaps I just got a dodgy one...perhaps this was someones previous return as I had a suspicion that it had all been opened before I opened it. This was specifically bought for Google TV (and all the option of YT, Netflix, disney etc), set up was easy enough within 5 mins (wifi etc). All looked reasonable, until I went on Google TV. It loaded up onto the screen, with the options of netflix, disney, amazon, youtube, prime etc along the bottom. The problem was I could not move or select anything. I tried everything including factory reset, switching on/off, but it was like it was constantly frozen on that screen. Pity, as it looked ok, picture quality was 'ok' when i cast my smarters tv from my phone, but it was bought specifically for YT, Netflix, Prime etc, so it effectively rendered it useless. What I also noticed was the fan was very loud, and the sound quality was poor. Very dissappointed with it and returned for refund.