P09II Black smart android DLP projector

I used for two weeks.but now it is only showing "NO SIGNal"

I did not listen to their suggestion to buy this model, I think it has exceeded my expectations. satisfied

Performs as well if not better than other budget projectors that are more than twice the size of this one. A little bigger than the pico projectors but well worth it for increased brightness and resolution, could still probably force it into your pocket. Has auto keystone which is rare for its size. DLP tech works well in this projector, still need lights off to view stuff nicely.

The first day of use has been unpleasant, this is my problem, but the quality I can only give 3 stars, service I give 5 stars

It has been used for 3 weeks and everything is fine

it’s quite easy to operate. I do not even need to read the instructions and just connect my computer with the projector with an HDMI cable, then everything is prepared. In all, it’s indeed a must-have item to improve your life quality.

I spent 3 months trying to pick a mini portable projector. I wanted one that suited my traveling lifestyle and would play my workshop presentation. Most descriptions of the projectors said "not suitable for power point" which was very disheartening. This projector did not say that so I gave it a shot. Not expecting much, I was totally blown away. The size is incredible, the picture quality is perfect for what I need and I'm looking forward to learning more about this little projector. I am very happy with this purchase. Thank You

It is getting warmer, I will have some friends over for a barbecue, I plan to set up the screen in the backyard and we will have a movie night. Look forward to showing it to my friends and enjoying the movie. Love this new little gadget.

Back in the old days, a projector costs thousands of dollars and weight 20 pounds. I was looking for a pico projector that is affordable, small enough that I can use to project my computer screen temporarily for meetings when there are no projection system or large monitor screen available. Even though this projector only outputs about 50 to 100 lumens, it is good enough in a room with shades drawn. You can check it out in the video review.

When it arrived, as I was inspecting the contents of the box, I was very impressed with the packaging, the organization of all the accessories, and the overall "sleekness" of the box. Normally I don't care about such things, so long as the product works. That being said, I do notice the small touches. The projector was packaged very professionally, with all the accessories I needed out of the box, and a useful manual to boot! I know I ordered it for me, but it struck me as very gift-worthy had I not.

The image is clear, but the machine is hot

Small size, can be placed in your pocket, but will be hot when used

THE performance in thier brightness is limited but than I expected. Abundant connectivity TB is a feature on product.

Similar to Android phones, the operation is very simple

The picture quality is sharper and brighter than I was expecting.

Fast delivery, But when working, it's hot.

The first thing to know about this mini projector is that it is not your home theater projector compacted to the size of an 8-track tape. It's a compact device, so it has the limitations of being so little. One drawback of the device is the low lumens. It is really only suited for use in the dark, so forget using it in the office. Also, you can't adjust the aperture, so the size of the picture depends solely on how far from the screen you place the projector. That can be a pain in a cramped space. For me, it works out perfectly. I currently deployed in Afghanistan, and this little projector turned out to be just the thing. First, it is essentially an Android device, much like a cell phone, with Wifi and Bluetooth capability. You log in to you Google account and go to the Play store (Android phone users will know all about that), then you download whatever apps you want on it. In my case, I downloaded VLC player because it plays pretty much all video formats. Secondly, Bluetooth allows you to connect wireless headphones, so no need for a wire, no need to use the cheap little speakers on the projector, no need to bother the guy in the room next to you. Thirdly, it actually charges up like a phone and can run for a couple of hours unplugged. So it is as portable as a cell phone. It comes with a small tripod, so don't buy the one you see advertised with it like I did. Also, realize the tripod does not telescope. It is just three little legs. I project it onto the door of my room (white door), so about 40" diagonal picture, and with the light off, the picture is very sharp (that's about 4 feet away from the door. As I point it farther away, the picture loses sharpness (low lumens). Lastly, it has a micro SD card slot, so I was able to load it up with a ton of video content, and use the fairly friendly file explorer to play my videos. It's literally pocket-sized, so you could even carry it around with you.

I will take advantage of it.

In my pocket, Unfortunately, I can't plug my phone card, I can only connect to the phone hotspot.