HAPPRUN Projector, Native 1080P Bluetooth Projector, Portable Outdoor Movie Projector, Full HD Mini Projector with Speaker for Home Bedroom, Compatible with Smartphone,HDMI,USB,AV,Fire Stick,PS5

Bright and Clear for a Remarkable Price
This projector isn’t just good for the price, it’s just plain good. I did not feel like I sacrificed any quality for the money I saved. For what it’s worth, I arrived at this particular projector after a lot of research on budget projectors, and I don’t doubt this one earned the respect I found for it from multiple sources.
If you’re obsessed with perfect picture quality you can surely find better elsewhere, but only if you’re comfortable paying ten times the price and likely getting something louder. The picture is really good, the mechanical keystone correction is good enough (although I wish there was also a digital keystone for more extreme angles and for horizontal correction), it’s surprisingly bright, and the built-in speakers are good for my purposes. The remote control works well, and it’s multi-voltage meaning it works on 110V and 220V.
I have it on a projector stand behind the headboard of my bed, and the stand costed more than the projector itself. Projecting onto an angled ceiling, the keystone doesn’t work as well as I would hope and the somewhat further distance means a little bit of clarity is lost around the edges of the picture, but it produces a large picture that is as bright and clear as I had hoped for, and the noise of the fan is so limited that the built-in speaker hides it even when it’s right over my head.
As far as extra features, there aren’t a ton. You will need to connect to a device using an HDMI cord (a normal HDMI-to-HDMI cord is provided), but a simple extra purchase of an HDMI-to-USB-C cord for my Android smartphone worked perfect for me, and is cheaper and more versatile than a Fire Stick or even a Raspberry Pi running Kodi (which does not have a web browser, meaning you’re stuck with only the services that have functioning plugins). Check the specifics on how your smartphone exports to HDMI. As I said, the built-in speakers work fine for my purposes, but it does support Bluetooth connection for audio output devices (and audio output devices only) or you can run a wire to any other speaker.
I haven’t used it a ton yet, would like to test it some more and get some pictures of it in action, and I will update my review if any problems arise, but so far I’m extremely pleased with this purchase. For the $60-$70 I paid while this was on sale, having a projector to just toy around with is awesome.

Exceeds expectations for the price. Has some flaws.
I wanted a cheap projector for the kids bunk so they could watch shows and play games.
The projector is mounted under the top bunk using a clamp made for a go pro and pointed to a 40″ pull out screen attached to the other end of the bunk. It has turned out to be a great setup for the kids and barely broke $100 for the whole setup.
Pros:
Cheap
Compact
Quiet fans
Native 1080, video quality exceeded expectation.
Plenty bright for a dim room. Only projecting a short distance but I believe it’s bright enough to throw across the average room with curtains pulled.
Cons:
Adjustments, no cornerstone setting on this device. If you use the tilt adjustment the corners will lose focus. Because of this you essentially have to setup dead center or accept the image will either be canted or out of focus on corners.
Dust, the enclosure is fairly open causing dust to accumulate inside and project artifacts on screen. You will need to peel the bottom sticker, lift the cover, and swab the LCD panel/lense with alcohol.
Only 1 HDMI input.

A low cost entertainment gem
I recently purchased an inexpensive home projector and am thrilled with its performance. Despite its low cost, the picture quality is outstanding, providing crisp and vibrant images that greatly exceed expectations for the price. I added a Firestick for streaming, which works seamlessly with the projector, offering a vast array of content at my fingertips. Connecting the sound to my Bose surround sound system has significantly enhanced the overall home theater experience, delivering immersive audio that complements the high-quality visuals. This setup offers exceptional value, transforming my bedroom into a mini-theater without breaking the bank. Highly recommended for budget-conscious movie enthusiasts!

I am incredibly impressed by the quality of this little thing. For about the price of a “cheap” replacement bulb for my old DLP projector that cost 6x as much, this thing is visually outperforming it in a big way. Sure it only has one HDMI input, but that can be easily fixed with a splitter – I wasn’t expecting it to be chock full of features at around $100. But at approx. 10′ distance, I’m getting a super crisp 100″ 1080p image that is bright enough and quite vibrant to my eyes. It also accepts a 4k signal, which looked even more incredible, though it’s 30Hz (fps) – fine enough for videos, not so much for gaming. No noticeable lag, either – I haven’t tested any really high-paced FPS games, but Palworld looks/plays beautifully.
As an extra bonus, it doesn’t have the “rainbow effect” that DLP projectors have, which I find off-putting. It’s nice to be able to pan your eyes around the screen and not feel slightly dizzy. The LED light source means it should also last a good long time, hopefully the screen inside can hold up, but again, at $100 it seems a pretty ok “risk” to take.
The remote has all the buttons it needs, though it is pretty light and cheap feeling. Sadly the thin battery compartment door was a little tough to slide open and cracked in the process, it still works – but it was usurped by my universal remote anyways.
The included screen is nice enough, but probably best to use only if you don’t have a nice white wall or higher quality screen to use. The soft fabric material blurs the image slightly and causes bloom around brighter objects, as opposed to straight onto my white wall, which offered a much sharper image. A big crease down the middle required it being stretched to a pretty severe level before it wasn’t visible. I assume if you had a proper, higher quality screen, it’d be even more impressive. In the end, it’s still a nice bonus you don’t usually get, especially at such a great price.
Recommended ++

Image is in true 1080p as advertised and is sharp and clear, however some slight adjustments had to be made to the colours in the settings. Image is very bright as well. Bluetooth is easy to setup and has no latency/delay (some other cheap projectors do). The cooling fan is also very quiet and un intrusive – you can’t hear it while something is playing! Only downside to this projector is the low quality optics, a common issue on cheap projectors. The mechanical keystone correction is basically useless as it causes the top and bottom to come completely out of focus. Speaking of which, focusing the projector is quite fiddley and it’s almost impossible to get the whole image in focus. That being said, after 10 minutes of playing around a very good image focus was achieved.
Overall, for the price this projector is 100% worth it, no questions asked. It has great features and great image quality – as long as the projector is square with the projection surface.
PS: The included screen is pretty bad, if you need a screen buy one separately. I project mine onto a white wall and it works fine (without a screen).