XGIMIElfin Flip 1080P Projector, Licensed Netflix, Build-in Adjustable Stand, Lightweight and Compact Design, 400 ISO Lumens, Screen Adaption, 2 x 3W Speakers, WiFi, Bluetooth, Screen MirroringGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

Lovely little projector for the money.Netflix, Prime and YouTube built in.Workarounds for other stuff and hdmi for a blu-ray player or console.Movies look like they should.Not great in bright or partially lit rooms, but that's a big ask at this price.It really comes to life in a darker space though and that is what I bought it for.Paired with the xgimi outdoor screen (even indoors) colours pop and image is sharp.Very happy customer here.

Note this review was based on a purchase price of £440 at the time (Early October)...First impressions are that this is a small compact box, which looks really nice, more than happy to have this left out more or less permanently amongst the furniture without it spoiling the look of the room.I have mid grey walls, and must say that although the picture it brighter on a projector screen, it's actually perfectly usable just projecting against a blank bit of wall, even with some ambient light.However, having tried it on a projector screen, point south on a sunny day, forget it! - But to be fair that's going to be the case for most things except perhaps the best laser projectors out there.What I did love about this though, was the auto focus and auto keystone correction. Basically, if you point it at a wall, it will automatically adjust the image size to avoid obstacles (eg sloping roof), auto level the picture and also auto correct the verticals so that the picture is relatively rectangular.In terms of image quality, it's 1080p and I must say having watched some of content, it's really good. Indeed it can take 4k input and it simply downsamples it to 1080p, and I must say the level of detail is really good.The software is Android TV 10.0 which is essentially just the android OS, which is really good I must say. The only thing is that some of the apps do not seem to be compatible. Hopefully this will get fix up in time. Seeing as my original intention was to run a FireTV stick off it, this turns out to be no big deal, and I'm happy with the apps I can run off it natively.Pros- Very nice compact form factor- Amazing 800 andi lumen brightness and 1080p picture quality for the form factor (and price)- auto focus and keystone, including auto picture levelling and distortion correction- Android TV 10.0, has numerous apps, reducing need for further input/devices if the app you use is supported.- Fan noise is pretty reasonably quiet for a projector- Screw thread (and compact and light enough) for tripod mounting- Good connectivity with HDMI input, and output for external speakersCons- even with Android TV 10, Not all android apps work. So no iPlayer or Channel4 for example.- No built-in battery, so has to always be mains powered- Despite high ANSI lumen output, still no good in bright daylight (but nor is anything else in this ballpark)Overall, at around £440 price tag at time of purchase and review, this truly is a great device for the money. As from above, I can say it's not perfect, but at the price tag for a small form factor projector, the faults are forgiveable. I'm very happy with this purchase, and I'm more than happy to sing it's praises and at this point, feel no regret of not having splashed out an extra £600-1000 on a brighter/higher resolution projector.

I’ve had many projectors over the years and this is my favourite so far, it sits like a piece of modern art when not in use and transforms into an incredible tv when needed. Very bright, terrific focus and keystone, speakers aren’t great but it’s tiny so. Only downside is no iPlayer etc, only Netflix and prime. Casting seems to work though so… At £260 it’s an easy recommendation

The ratings I gave are for quality vs price paid...which was £559 in my case. I'm not adding photos, in my experience all the paid for or heavily incentivised reviews have lots of photos, but give you no useful information beyond what the manufacturers say....I almost purchased an Epson projector with a LAN port...glad I didn't! I worried it wouldn't get great WiFi signal in the loft conversion when the router is on the ground floor. Absolutely no problem at all, no buffering. Set up was incredibly easy, I didn't even bother reading the manual, although there are a few useful bits of information in there. Specifically the remote has a little switch on the bottom for auto and manual focus which you wouldn't know is there, toggle it, and it autofocusses again. Handy if it drifts a tad as it warms up.1. Set up, simple easy and the 4 way automatic keystoning and focussing works like a charm, edge detection of my projection area works well.2. Picture quality is quite astounding considering its small size, colour rendition is excellent, using standard default settings (which I recommend). The image is nice and bright in a darkened, or close to darkened room. One review states you could use it in a living room in daylight...this is not true, you would barely see it and have a substandard experience. You could use it in a room with a 40-60W equivalent table lamp to one side though.3. I am projecting a 100 inch image on a painted white wall...works superbly4. Fan noise is minimal to non-existent and I have the projector 2 feet from my head5. Blue tooth doesn't have much lag on my devices, but it also depends on what services you are using (Netflix having less lag than prime video). The projector itself has no way natively to lag the sound to the image. I am sensitive to this type of lag, and it's mostly fine. I use a soundbar on the floor below the wall I project onto. My BT headphones work really well with it.6. Internal speakers are OK, but I'd recommend a nice soundbar or something (wired connect if you can)Android TV works excellently on this box and Netflix can be loaded and runs perfectly, I used something called DesktopManager and don't update Netflix. I am very, very sensitive to video judder and frame rate mismatches. Something I was quite worried about. Fortunately it's non existent and the projector natively adapts correctly to the frame rate of the source material. Whether this extends to HDMI or not, I have no idea, as I don't need to use HDMI for anything. All the Apps I need are there and others can be added.I saw Kodi and thought, great, I'll use that for my media library on the NAS...Don't, Kodi on my android boxes never works that well, and it's the same on this. You will get issues with frame rate mismatches and judder at times (and you have to set it in Kodi). I went to it initially because you can resync the audio on the fly, so absolutely no Bluetooth lag.Sunplayer, is preloaded and is excellent. It can have LAN sources added and plays MPEG2, H264 and H265 files much better than Kodi, you can adjust sound sync to eliminate Bluetooth lag... now my go to player for network media....it's very good.All in all, an excellent projector....you won't be disappointed.Additional note: Netflix is loaded using an application called DesktopManager, which has 6 presumably tweaked apps on it. The version of netflix didn't play well with the remote but a recent update to the DesktopManager version of Netflix or the recent Xgimi firmware update and the control ring now acts as a mouse...brilliantStill absolutely loving this projector!Update: 20 July 2022, I have used this projector every evening and don't really use the TV at all. It probably gets 5 hours per night use every day. The only thing I do is use a brush attachment and vacuum the underside ait inlets and the exhaust of the unit (I would recommend every 3 months)...I have a cat and probably fur was blocking the vents as well, this resulted in an 8C drop in running temperatures. Even in hot weather it controls temperature well and the fan doesn't get noisy. Still loving it.

Absolutely brilliant pop up screen , so simple and quick to erect Literally 60 seconds, picture quality using my Xgimi Mo Go 3 Pro is fantastic, it's lightweight and fits back in the bag in under minute, highly recommended

Terrible sound and unusable with a BT speaker. A waste of a good projector otherwise.