5G WiFi Home Theater Projector 4k Supported, Artlii Energon2 Outdoor Bluetooth Projector, Dolby Audio, Wireless & Wired Mirroring, FHD Native 1080P Movie Projector Compatible W/ TV Stick, iOS, Android

The media could not be loaded. Pros:I have tried many projectors in this price range and this had the best image quality of any of them: Very sharp, very bright, with realistic colors and contrast. You can see in the photos that the screen is bright enough to see with the lights on in the room as well.The interface is very straightforward and easy to navigate. It can be linked via bluetooth to an iOS or Android device, but I used it with a google chromecast into the HDMI port. Unlike other projectors I have tried, this one doesn't have built-in apps. I actually appreciate that because I have always found those to be difficult to navigate. I much prefer the simpler interface.The screen is bright enough to be visible with the lights on in our home. The image quality is very robust. I have used other projectors which over-saturate the colors, and that is not the case with this one.The packaging was impressive as well. It comes in a nice carrying case.This is a good projector if you are planning to install it in one fixed location. I don't recommend it as a projector you move around, as it doesn't seem to have much flexibility.Cons:There is limited keystone correction, only +-15 degrees, so make sure you are planning to install it at roughly the same height as the projected image. I tried having it on a table and projecting up at an angle, and I found it difficult to get the keystone and focus dialed in. It also seemed like the keystone created some uneven focus across the image. Some further tweaking will be necessary to get the image focus consistent.Overall:If you are planning to install this projector in one place and leave it there, this is one of the best projectors for the price that I have used. If you plan to move the projector around, or need more keystone correction, try another projector. Bottom line: the image quality is great and the interface is easy to use, so I recommend this projector.

The Artlii Energon 2 is a great mid-range projector. It provides a very bright picture in a dark room or outside at night, and is bright enough to be usable during the day with just sheer curtains and no direct sunlight. I tried my projector at 7 feet and 12 feet (average sized room) from the wall. At 12 feet, the picture size is about 105 inches. At both distances the picture is clear and bright. The wifi and bluetooth work well, allowing me to Miracast from my phone and use an external speaker. Both HDMI ports work well and I can quickly switch between my Fire Stick and Switch (When using a Fire Stick, be sure to turn off Dolby Digital Plus in the settings of the FIre Stick or the sound will not play for certain movies on this projector). The sound quality of the built-in speaker is decent, but I would recommend getting external bluetooth speakers if you want really good sound. My only real complaint about this projector is that the keystone correction is not the best, so when using it mounted at an angle, the top or bottom of the picture will be a bit fuzzy. This can be avoided by mounting the projector high enough to be able to roughly line it up with the center of your wall. I have mounted mine on a long ceiling mount so it is almost halfway down the wall so I only need a minimal tilt. With this setup, the picture looks great.

So I don’t have many many complaints however the two major ones I have are likely the reasons anyone would pick up this projector.1.The picture. While the picture is 1080p which is very nice for this price range. It suffers from either poor optics or poor quality control. I have it projecting on a fairly nice aluminum fixed frame 84-inch screen. So I know the screen is nice and flat. However, it is difficult to get the whole picture in proper focus. Speaking of optics it is missing an optical zoom so if you are planning on setting up in a permanent location then you will have to get the distance perfect for the screen to be the correct size.2.The brightness. While they claim 7000 lux I don’t think that is accurate. I have two projectors that are 3000 lumens and this projector is nowhere near their brightness level. However, those projectors are in a much higher price bracket, and Lux and Lumens are two different forms of luminous measurement. I’d guess this projector is closer to 950 lumens if you don’t want the image to look washed out. Still perfectly usable in a dark room but noticeably dimmer than for say a tv. Which is expected given the price.As an unexpected positive the sound quality is fantastic on this thing. It gets more than loud enough without sounding bad. Which makes it perfect for quick setups like for an outdoor movie night. It also has features my more expensive projectors don’t have like Bluetooth for the ability to connect a Bluetooth speaker or soundbar which I have yet to need to do.On a lesser note, the remote for this projector is incredibly cheap. I broke the clips on the battery compartment the first time I tried putting batteries in it and it seems to have major input lag when navigating menus.So all in all for the price this is a pretty good projector to watch movies and play games on occasion. Just keep in mind if you plan on using this projector regularly the LED light source which doesn’t seem to be replaceable will dim over time. Making the brightness issue worse the more it is used.