WiMiUS Projector 1080P,6800 lumen Video Projector HD 1080P with Native 1920x1080P Electronic 4D ±50°Keystone Correction LED Projector Support 4K 300" LCD Projector Compatible Smartphone,TV Box

The media could not be loaded. Firstly the first thing you notice is how well it’s made. It’s not a flimsy plastic outer casing but a sturdy metal one.The first time I played a blu ray I honestly was amazed by the colour and picture quality.This was replacing a basic TopVision projector which I was happy with but the extra difference in price was worth it to upgrade to a 1080 native proctor!Colours were bold bright and was in focus.I have it projecting in my summer house on a 100inch projector screen - it takes about a couple of minutes to easily navigate and adjust the keystone and the x and y axis via the remote control, the focusing is manually done via the actual lense. It’s a little Stiff but that’s a good thing as it holds the position well. I used a sharpness test on you tube to get the best focus possible, I would say it’s above 95% focused properly with only minor (and I mean very minor) focusing issues at one of the corners which isn’t visible when watching something (I used to be a projectionist so I am very anal with these things ;))I’ve included pictures of certain films - the Marvel films look amazing - the colours are bold and bright, any kids films as well as the John wick films look fab!ProsPrice - at under £200 (even cheaper with a promotional voucher!) for a 1080 projector is a complete bargainBright bold coloursGood focusingDecent sound (I don’t use as I’ve got it plumbed into my 5.1 amp)Sturdy and well made - available to wall/ceiling mountX and y zoom feature (this is so important as you can position your projector in any reasonable distance as some projectors mean that you have to have a specific distance)Menu screen - crisp and simple with blending option (my previous projector when zoomed in to fit screen the menu stayed at the original distance meaning it was cut off - but this one the whole image including the menu zooms)Remote control - ease of useConsSlightly loud fan (same with most projectors)- although this isn’t a major issue as you can’t hear when indulged in a film)Opening the back of the remote control was a bit of a battle, I was scared I would break it - but thankfully I didn’tI would happily endorse this product for anyone who loves films on the big screen at a reasonable priceTom

The media could not be loaded. Got my Wimius 1080p 7000 ProjectorSupport 4K 300in Contrast 7000.1.6000 ANS Lumen today Feb 17th 2021. Rigged it up with both HDMI cables plugged from a 2way switch because I have two Projectors, the other one being an Optoma 3D model which cost £550. The Wimius 1080p 7000 costing £169. So I have a Sony Bluray player and a BT TV Box, both these go into a two way manual switch, which I have two. Then two HDMI cables coming from each switch and then going into both projectors, total 4 cables, so that you can watch both appliances on both Projectors by simply switchingto the selected preference. I have a 1TB Western Digital Passport hard drive plugged into the Blueray player. This is loaded with MKV, MP4 & M2TS Movie files and it plays every movie with no stutter or audio delay. The M2TS files are Blueray extension files which are produced when converting MKV movie files and burning to a Blueray disk or Hardd drive. All Apps work off both the BT and BR Players. I've noticed today that the BBC iPlayer App has no longer installed on the BR Player, this is because of incompatibility issues with some older Sony products, nothing to do with the Projector. Both of these boxes are rigged up to hard wired internet and play flawlessly on both Projectors with YouTube, Prime, Netflix. I prefer a manual switch over auto boxes because they are more reliable than auto switches. All my ripped Blueray disks play through the Wimius Projector. I'm am using this Projector at a distance of 11.5 ft onto a electric screen which is 9ft. I can fill the screen exactly with the X-Y 50% adjustment. But I have hardly any more manual focus adjustment on the Projector at this distance, but just enough to give it a good clear sharp focus. Everything is rigged up using phono cables digital adapter Phono box very cheap online and HDMI. The picture quality I must say is extremely good. Comparing it with my Optoma which is only 2 years old, the fan has jammed 3 times now on the Optoma and shut its self down. So I get my electric blower and blow the dust through the vents which seems to get it working again. I have uploaded some photos of the 1979 movie Apocalypse Now which was converted to HD. If this Projector lasts it's a bargain. Don't listen to people who give it a low rating. Plus it plays all the files others say it doesn't, flawlessly. 4 out of 5. Also you seem to get a better stream from a 1TB hard drive rather than a 2 TB. I have uploaded video from BBC iPlayer series SPIRAL which is streaming and the movie mentioned. Also make sure when reading the reviews for this Wimius 1080p 7000 it is actually for this very Projector, because Amazon mix them all up and your actually reading the wrong review. My room is 10ft wide so you can see from the photos that the screen size is 9ft across and fully unwound to it's full size.

First off let me say that for the price this 1080p native projector is a great bargain. The picture is great. I have it connected to a receiver so can't comment on the sound.There is fan noise but honestly if you don't have your home theater upload you shouldn't have home theater.On the downside the color settings are frustrating. No presets do the output justice and often look burnt out or dull. It takes a lot of user tweaking to get something reasonable. But it compared to a TV nor should you try and compare.When aligning the projector and screen if you need to use the zoom then be aware that for output it will fit well but when showing the projector on screen prompts e.g. 1080 @ 60hz the projector are shown at full size and overspill the screen. Not a major deal breaker but its still not a great experience.Finally I have noticed some dirt flecks in the lens that show up on the projected image. While not that noticeable on a dark screen you can see them a little once you know they are there on a lighter image. I mention this because some have reported these dots growing over time. So far that is not my case.Overall I am happy with it but it has only had light use over a few days so far.