FUDONIProjector with 5G WiFi and Bluetooth, 1080P 18000L Outdoor Projector with HDMI and USB, Max 300" Display Zoom Function for Movies & Gaming, Compatible with TV Stick/Phone/Laptop

I don’t know much about projectors, but I wanted to set one up in my bedroom for the occasional movie. I chose this model due to its price point, and while it does the job, here are some key features:**Crystal Clear 1080P Resolution:** The projector’s native 1080P resolution delivers breathtaking clarity and sharpness. Whether you're watching movies, playing games, or giving presentations, the visuals are spectacular.**Immersive 100" Screen:** The included 100" screen elevates the cinematic experience. Its size is perfect, providing an immersive viewing experience without compromising image quality. Movie nights at home have never been more enjoyable!**Bluetooth Connectivity:** The built-in Bluetooth functionality is a game changer. Connecting external speakers, headphones, or other Bluetooth-enabled devices is seamless, allowing you to enjoy a clutter-free setup.**Versatile Connectivity Options:** The projector offers multiple HDMI, USB, and audio ports, accommodating a variety of devices, from laptops to gaming consoles. This ensures versatility for all your entertainment needs.**User-Friendly Interface:** Navigating through menus and settings is easy. The user-friendly interface makes it simple for both tech-savvy users and those new to projectors to set up and enjoy their content hassle-free.Make sure to take advantage of the Bluetooth feature by connecting a high-quality sound system for a complete home theater experience. Experiment with the placement of the projector to optimize image size and clarity on the 100" screen.NOTE:- "It doesn't come with Projector Screen." I think they should include it.

This is a powerhouse for the price! You can tell from the packaging to the device itself that it is of high quality. The picture is crisp and the colors vibrant. The focus is very dynamic. Placing the projector in a small room gave the same quality as setting up a screen at a distance for broader viewing, which I must say is a testament to the screen size variables. Also I appreciate and am grateful for the fantastic customer support. Fudoni is where it's at!

I wasn’t sure what to expect from a $168 dollar HD projector (got it with a $50 coupon so $118) so my expectations weren’t high. Well call me impressed, the projector was easy to setup, and functionality was great. We used a Roku stick since we have Roku TVs and familiar. Very easy to connect to WiFi and navigate through the menus. The image was super nice!! We really weren’t expecting this nice of an image. Sound quality isn’t bad either but we connected to a Bluetooth speaker, which was also easy to do. Brightness was nice at night but we really couldn’t see it during the day outside, it was super sunny though so I don’t think any projector could do a good job. A great value for the money for sure!!!I’d also like to point out that I had to reach out to customer service for a missing part and they immediately responded and quickly took care of the issue, this means the world to me in todays world. Fudoni definitely seems to be a company that stands behind their product and wants to make sure to make things right!!! I would highly recommend getting this projector for Movie and Football nights!!!!

Please See My Photos as you read this review. First let me say that the Fudoni Help people, Kaila and Nath are the BEST! I had a start up problem of my own making, and that was confounded by a quirk of the Fudoni Aurora P3 Projector. Once I got it figured out - I am really happy with my projector. It works almost perfectly. Why ALMOST? I cannot get absolute pin point perfect focus, and that is most notable in closed captions.What was the "Quirk" that confounded me on the projector - it was, and still is, picture size. I installed a projector based "Home Theater" in 2006 with an Optoma projector. I carefully measured and installed the ceiling mounted projector and a Draper Solara remote control screen. The installation just worked.And when I "upgraded" to an Epson 8350 projector - the screen size was again perfect on the Draper Screen. When I saw the Fudoni I jumped on it - thinking that the screen size would also be a match, or at least adjustable. I was WRONG!!!! The native Fudoni screen is MUCH larger than I expected and there is NO adjustment - at least none for the Fudoni Home Screen (See my pictures with this review).Kaila and Nath patiently advised me that the screen size could be adjusted while playing a movie. I could not make it work (their insistence on the term "movie" was most confusing). In frustration, I pulled the projector from the ceiling mount, set it on a chair - very close to my screen - then, and only then, could I see the size adjustment menu in the upper corner of the home screen. Since we use Roku for streaming, I then tried to resize it, and it worked! A little trial and error and I settled on 70% as the screen size for the Roku home screen. That resizing DID NOT carry over to the Fudoni Home screen.The inability to resize the Fudoni home screen seriously limits its functionality in my constrained set up. Yet, since we use our Roku for 99% of our viewing time, it works for us.One more tiny little problem - the Fudoni remote control seems to have a very weak signal. I have a difficult time getting the projector to respond unless I get the remote very close ( no more than one meter) from the projector.Now, bonus points for the Fudoni Projector:1. Lamp life - my previous projectors used high amperage mercury bulbs to generate their light. They were rated at 220 watts. The Fudoni is 85 watts. We pay $0.65/kwh during prime time. Rough calculation says we SAVE $127 per year on power cost with this projector.2. Lamp cost - I have been spending about $50 year on lamp replacements - I expect the Fudoni LED light source to last much longer.3. It is virtually instant on, no warm up time.4. It is a featherweight compared to my Epson. Which felt like an anchor - especially when lifting it into my ceiling mount.