TOPTRO WiFi Bluetooth Projector 9500Lumen Support 1080P Home Video Projector Mini Portable Movie Projector, 200" Display & Zoom 50%, Built-in HiFi Speaker for TV Stick/Phone/Laptop/PS4/PC/USB/VGA/HDMI

I guess the best way to start out this review is to say that I believe this is a REAL projector. What I mean is that it doesn't look like it was thrown together in a back room somewhere. It comes packaged very well in a very large box. Looks like something that you would buy at an electronics store. Full instruction booklet with pictures.It’s design appears well thought out. The setup menus are well organized and easy to understand.I should also mention that this projector is big… really big. This is my 4th projector and its much bigger than the others. My old projector is about 8-1/2” wide by 6-1/2” deep. This one is about 12” wide by 10” deep! I'm hoping that’s because they gave it more cooling room. And its heavier too. For our old projectors, we had a small ceiling mount bracket that only attached to the projector’s tripod screw hole. There’s no way that bracket would hold this thing. I ended up buying a new mount with the adjustable arms that attaches to the projector in 4 places.As far as picture? Pretty darn good. Very bright. Decent color contrast. I also noticed that the lens is bigger than my old projector. I measured the old projector’s lens and its about 2-3/4” in diameter. This one is 3-1/2” in diameter. Note, I measured from the focus ring because I didn’t want to touch the glass, so my measurements may be off a bit. Either way, it throws a nice picture. I can’t speak to resolution because I don’t care much about that, and I think that has more to do with the screen. My screen is just a flat-white painted rectangle on the wall. My biggest goal was to get a nice bright and clear picture on all 4 sides and corners even when using the keystone correction. I was able to do that without any issues. BTW, this projector has a manual focus ring that is smooth and works well.Can’t speak for the sound because I’m using an external sound bar.When our old projector started developing a dark spot on the screen (typical with these types of projectors), I began my search for a new projector. This was about a 3 week-long process because I was looking for one that fit my needs. I needed one that had vertical and horizontal keystone correction and a zoom feature because I don’t want to keep moving my ceiling mount every time I buy a new projector. I also needed one that was bright enough to display with the lights on in the adjacent kitchen. One thing to note about the zoom feature of this projector is that you can only make the picture smaller (not larger). Because of this and because I kept the new ceiling mount in the same place, the picture on the wall is a couple of inches smaller. That’s ok because I would rather have it too small than too big to fit the screen painted on the wall. Plus, I really don’t feel like moving the projector and putting more holes in the ceiling. I have it mounted about 9 to 9-1/2 feet away from the screen and it gives me about an 87 inch display.One other thing I should mention is that when you turn it on with the remote, it takes a few seconds for it to 'warm up'. I am able to count to 11 before the picture appears on the screen.This projector is very important to us. We got rid of our TV in the family room a few years ago because we like the clean look of not having a TV cabinet and wires all over the place. This projector IS our main TV so I’m hoping it will last a couple of years. Like I said, this is my 4th projector. I started out with the cheap-o units and I keep going up in price. I paid just under $200 for this one and IF it lasts 2 years, that’s fine with me. For now, I’m sticking with LED projectors because the way I look at it, is if I spend on average $200 every 2 years on a new projector, I would be more ahead than buying new bulbs if I would have bought a ‘high-end’ replaceable bulb projector.For now, I’m happy with this one. If anything changes, I’ll post updates to this review. I always do!

I initially purchased a projector with less lumens. It didn't give a great picture and was a but dim for our outdoor conditions. Especially for a 120" screen. I decided to replace and researched on Amazon for good reviews for high quality, high lumens, etc. I decided on the Toptro TR21. So far it has not disappointed. The quality is clearly so much better. I have only used in my basement so far. Looking forward to its intended outdoor use and will update my review afterwards. The picture is much more crisp and brighter. Easy to connect. Detailed instructions. Bluetooth and wifi capabilty a plus especially for sound options. Easily adjustable lens including that to adjust for angle changes for table top vs. ceiling mount. Seems to be a great value. 3 year warranty. Toptro also offers free relevant gifts. Will learn more about that. I will update about outdoor after we've watched our first movie and about the obtaining of the gifts.

Review of TOPTRO Native 1080P Projector,6800 Lumens Video ProjectorOverall am pleased with the product for this price range. Gave it a 4 out of 5 due to the low Contrast Ratio (8000:1) and overall focus (See below)The projector is ceiling mounted about 12 feet from the wall and it produces an image with a diagonal of about 112 inches. I needed to remove the rubber pads to uncover the screw holes for mounting. The zooms for x and y axis can reduce the image digitally, so resolution can be lost, but viewing from 18 feet away this does not seem to be a problem.There are four preset picture setups, Standard, Soft, Dynamic and User Settings.I preferred to adjust the User Settings to my own liking and ended up with these:Contrast: 55 Brightness: 50 Color: 50 and Sharpness: 67The Tint option was grayed out and could not be adjusted. But there is an option in the Color Temperature settings for a user to define his own. I have kept the color temperature to medium.There is a noise reduction option, but using it I did not seem to see any difference in the image.Was not concerned about the audio as I use an audio receiver to broadcast the sound thru room speakers.I needed to use the keystone correction to square up the image. This was easy to use thru the remote.But, it also may have affected the focus some on the left and the right. The images below are taken from close up. The middle one shows the pixels clearly. The other two from left and right they seem to be lost or just lines. But again, from 18 feet away, not too noticeable. Might check to see what the screen looks like prior to using the keystone to see how the focus is all across the screen.For most normal lit scenes of the inside and outside, they were great.There have been a few dark scenes that were difficult to see. This is where having just 8000:1 Contrast ratio is noticed. It would take several hundred dollars more to purchase a projector with substantially higher Contrast ratios. Would have been nice to have at least 20000:1 and preferably one with 50000:1.Have viewed some documentaries like BBC Seven Worlds, One Planet and the movie Ant-Man, Rio, and the projector did a good job. Bright enough for a lightly lit room, but much better when the room is darkened.Hope this helps.Kindness and mercy, we all need. 

I had bought a projector on amazon before and the fan was soooo loud you couldn't hear the movie, I do not have this problem with this projector !! good picture quality good sound quality

Ya llevo un año con el proyector y funciona excelente. Alcanza los 5 metros y se ve con mucha claridad, los colores son increíbles. El sonido no es muy bueno pero con una bocina se siente como estar en el cine. Funciona bien en interiores y exteriores con plena oscuridad, en el día no se ve bien. Estoy muy contenta con el proyector, lo recomiendo.

Cumple muy bien si función

The media could not be loaded.  It's above my expectation! The quality is good, easy to set up, reasonable price! It's my first projector and I love it!

Funciona de maravilla, lo tengo conectado con FireTV. No he logrado conectar vía Bluetooth otras bocinas ya que las integradas no son buenas