DangbeiAtom Portable Laser Projector, 1200 ISO Lumens, 3D Ready, Official Netflix, 1080p HD with 4K HDR Input, 180" Display, HDR10, 2x5W Dolby Audio, Home Theater Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth

I've been using the Dangbei Atom Laser Projector for a few weeks now and I'm very impressed. I'm coming from those budget LED projectors and this is my first laser unit. Some pros and cons:Pros:+ Surprisingly small form factor+ Crisp, sharp 1080p image thanks to built-in auto-focus+ Buttons on remote give quick access to focus adjusting settings+ Internal fan isn't too noisy+ Handles color and contrast better than budget projectors+ Picture is quite bright and viewable even in some reasonable ambient light+ Google TV apps and features work perfectly once connected+ Usually has a coupon you can use to lower the priceCons:- Since it's using DLP tech you will see a kind of "rainbow effect" in your vision- Speakers are kind of weak, but no biggie if you've got external audio means- Only one HDMI port- Switching inputs (Home screen to HDMI) seems like it takes too many actionsOverall, this is a fantastic projector and it was a great upgrade

Normal movies are excellent on this at 100 inches. I normally use it on laser power 7 for these. Google tv on it is snappy, runs perfect. Some things like switching to hdmi, require too many presses in the menus. I pack it for my charity work in a small ibm bag for one of their old mini projectors. The bag just holds projector, mini tripod,and psu, and remote.I use the 3D feature for charity work on laser power 9 and the image is bright, with an excellent 3D effect, on 70 inch pull downs in most community rooms, or rec centers. It is slightly dimmer at 100 inches, but still watchable, especially on old 3D films like House of Wax, Creature from the black lagoon, Dial M for murder, etc. The creators of the old 3D films knew to brighten and use proper contrast, because the glasses sap brightness. It takes DLP Dlink active shutter glasses, they are not cheap. The AWOL ones work excellent. You will not realistically sit more than 6 or seven people for optimal 3d viewing.Disney Marvel movies are watchable, but in many scenes were dim, and overly filtered even in 2d on brighter projectors than the atom. They are watchable, but the 3D is dimmer, and the effects are more poorly done than the dedicated to 3D shots of the older movies. But when does Disney ever do things right… no pride in their work, only their parades. Honestly I think they make their 3D movies dark on purpose to price out smaller theaters on the price of a brighter projector. They are not nice people.No battery power, and the in built speaker is clear, but could be louder. It has BT and hdmi arc.The projector is a brick, if you bring it somewhere and forget the remote.Sometimes it hangs on the start screen and you have to do a complete reboot to reset it so you can enter the pin, also if you have no wifi connection you cannot get into the projector if you set a pin. Luckily I have a hotspot on my phone, otherwise backyard movie nights with an hdmi source could not be done. i have no idea, why the pin could not be encrypted and saved locally like everything else does. It is a major pain.Five out of five for the money. You will take it places.

The media could not be loaded. I've been using the Dangbei Atom projector for about a week now, and I'm quite impressed with its performance. The image quality is excellent, with vibrant colors and a good contrast ratio. Compared to other projectors I've used, the difference is noticeable - this laser projector truly stands out. One of the standout features is how quietly it operates, making it perfect for my bedroom as a secondary projector. I've been projecting directly onto a wall with great results, though I suspect it would be even better on a proper screen.The built-in Android TV is a useful addition, although I personally prefer the speed and user interface of my Fire TV stick. Nonetheless, it's a valuable feature, especially for those who don't already have a streaming device. Portability is another big plus. This projector is incredibly lightweight, making it ideal for taking on road trips or using as a secondary projector in different rooms. Sound quality is surprisingly good, and I love the option to use the speakers as Bluetooth speakers when needed. Setup was a breeze, and I appreciated the precision of the auto focus and decent keystone correction.Regarding size, I was able to achieve a sizable 155-inch image from about 13 feet away, which was more than adequate for my needs. Additionally, the brightness was more than adequate even in light ambient light, and even better in a semi-dark environment. While I do have a Dangbei Mars 4K projector in my living room, I can confidently say that the image quality of the Atom projector is quite impressive. While there may be subtle differences when compared to a 4K laser projector, they are minimal and certainly not a deal-breaker. Lastly, I've had positive experiences with Dangbei's customer care in the past, which gives me confidence in the product's reliability and support in case of any future issues. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with my purchase and would highly recommend the Dangbei Atom projector to anyone in the market for a high-quality, versatile projector.