Pericat 4K Portable Projector with WiFi & Bluetooth, 13000 Lux, Native 1080P, Mini Outdoor Movie Projector for Home Theater

I didn’t expect much beyond a bigger screen for watching movies. But after using it, I can confidently say it has completely changed my movie-watching experience! This projector is packed with some amazing features that make it perfect for both indoor and outdoor use, and it’s incredibly versatile.
One of the first things I noticed when I turned on the projector was how bright and clear the picture was. The images look super realistic and vibrant, even in a room that’s not completely dark. It’s also a native 1080P projector, which means the picture is sharp and detailed. Watching movies on this is almost like being at the theater, but without having to leave the house!
The colors look even more intense. I can see every little detail, from the tiniest textures to the vibrant colors in nature scenes. This is especially great when watching action movies or sports, where clarity and brightness really matter. Plus, the 6-layered glass lens helps with making the image look even sharper and clearer. I feel like I’m watching in 4K quality even though it’s just 1080P!
Another thing I love is the massive screen size. The projector offers a display range from 35 inches up to a whopping 300 inches! That’s way bigger than any TV I could ever buy. My family and I love setting it up outside in our backyard for movie nights. It feels just like being at a drive-in movie theater!
The projector has a zoom function that lets me adjust the screen size from 50% to 100% without moving the projector. That’s super convenient, especially if I’m in a small space but still want a big screen. It also has a keystone correction feature, which means I can adjust the screen angle so the picture doesn’t look warped or uneven. It makes setting up the projector really easy and quick, no matter where I am.
The built-in 15W speaker is surprisingly powerful and clear. I was a bit worried about the sound quality at first because I thought I might need to connect an external speaker for a better experience. But honestly, the sound quality is so good that I don’t always feel the need to add extra speakers.
The projector comes with dual-band WiFi, supporting both 2.4G and 5G connections. This makes streaming videos from my phone or other devices super smooth, with no annoying buffering or lag.
The projector is very portable, and it fits easily into my backpack. This is great because I can take it anywhere – to a friend’s house, on camping trips, or even just to different rooms in my house. It’s also pretty lightweight, so I don’t feel like I’m lugging around a huge gadget. The setup is quick and easy too; I can have it up and running in just a few minutes.

Definitely a great deal and worth every penny! It’s small so it’s easy to move it from room to room if needed. The sound is great. It’s easy to use.

It was way more than what we had anticipated. Quality picture, the sound was amazing and set up was easy. we absolutely love it. You do have to get a fire stick or roku.

The projector itself is really small the picture is like rly small phone and then you can’t adjust the screen at all you can’t make it bigger or smaller or move it up and down the only thing you can do is tilt the screen and that was not fixing the issue. The fans in it are also kinda loud compared to one my friend had and other then that it was good.

Love, love, LOVE IT!!! It truly is one of the best projectors I’ve ever had. I initially purchased this for the Bluetooth feature, mainly to connect my tablet for screen sharing. Unfortunate to say that the Bluetooth is specifically for speakers. However, I was able to buy a usb c hdmi adapter so I am using my tablet. The video is clear as day and the built in speaker is so clear. There’s no need for a speaker in my room. I barely use 1/4 of the volume and you can hear it from another room.

Since there is no description on this listing right now, I'll start with what this is. This is a Pericat PJ108 portable 1080p projector with wifi and bluetooth.

The listing says "What's in the box: no" but it actually has:
- A Pericat PJ108 Projector
- Paper Manual (English only)
- Power adapter/wall wart
- HDMI cable
- Remote (no batteries, requires 2AAA)
- AV adapter for RCA yellow composite video, red/white audio

This is a budget-friendly portable projector. The image is clear, it has functional focus and keystone adjustments, it is lightweight and it connects in all the standard ways (plus RCA.) Make no mistake though, it is both portable and budget-friendly. It does not have fancy leveling feet, it does not have a subwoofer, it does not run Android. That said, it is a *good* portable budget projector.

This projector natively supports 1080p@60, according to a Raspberry Pi I tested with. It has wifi and can connect to Android and IOS phones as a screen sharing target. I tested Android with my Samsung and it worked great. VLC even sent the video and audio to the projector. The image is not as clear as a monitor, but if you aren't displaying tons of small text it is fine. It is very bright, and colors are reasonable.

For sound, the built-in speakers work but they are definitely on the portable side. It offers headphone out as well as Bluetooth pairing, so that is not a big issue. There is a built-in cooling fan but it is quiet enough to ignore.

The image adjustments are very basic and somewhat loose. A large and small wheel control focus/distance and keystone, but they are not very precise. The large focus wheel goes from a distance of about 1 meter to a max of 3.3 meter (roughly 3 feet to 10 feet.) The keystone adjustment is somewhat limited and only goes in one direction, but it gets the job done. I've been testing it on my workbench against a recently painted white wall, at a distance of about 1.5 meters and after leveling it, the picture is true.

On the software side, it uses an IR remote (batteries not included) and has a decent set of options. The remote itself has standard media controls (only for the projector itself) and the software has all of the expected options. It is easy to navigate, using large colorful selectors and easy language. The projector does not support keyboards, so entering wifi passwords is tedious. If they are too long, they scroll off the edge and are not visible.