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Smart Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth
Smart Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth
−55%
Tech · Walmart

Turn any wall into movie night

Smart Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth

A WiFi and Bluetooth smart projector for renters and backyard hosts who want a big screen without the big install.

Deal score 6.1 · Great deal
$99.82$219.99 Walmart's regular price

You save $120.17 at Walmart

Deal.ai's agents found this deal on November 9. The store may have changed its price since.

Why it's a great deal

  • Walmart lists its regular price at $219.99: 55% off by its own figures
  • Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 44 buyers
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Specs

Connectivity
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Brightness
300 lumen
Contrast Ratio
10,000:1 contrast ratio

About the Smart Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth

This is a budget smart projector with built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, rated at 300 lumens with a 10,000:1 contrast ratio. The wireless connections let it stream from phones and pair with Bluetooth speakers or headphones without extra adapters. At 300 lumens it is dimmer than most home-theater projectors, so it works best in a dark room. Shoppers rate it well overall, but its brightness and picture quality put it in the entry-level class rather than against lamp or laser projectors.

Best forBedroom movie nights in the darkBackyard or camping use with a portable screenStreaming from a phone or tabletPairing with a Bluetooth speaker for sound
Pros
  • Wi-Fi built in, so it streams without a stick or cable
  • Bluetooth pairs with wireless speakers and headphones
  • 10,000:1 contrast ratio helps dark scenes in a dark room
  • Compact and easy to move between rooms
  • Simple setup for phone mirroring
Cons

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  • This deal was $99.82 at Walmart on Nov 9.
  • Lowest price today: $99.82 at Walmart (checked Nov 9, 2026).

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300 lumens is dim; washed out in any daylight
  • Native resolution and sharpness are below full HD projectors
  • Built-in speakers are weak, so Bluetooth audio is close to required
  • Little room to correct keystone or focus finely

    • What reviewers say

    • 4.5 / 544 ratings

    Owners rate it 4.5 out of 5 and mostly praise the easy wireless setup and the picture in a dark room. Complaints center on dim output and soft focus.

    What people mention
    • BrightnessCriticisedOwners say 300 lumens only works in a dark room and washes out with any light.
    • SetupPraisedBuyers find Wi-Fi and Bluetooth pairing quick and phone mirroring straightforward.
    • Picture qualityMixedDark-room picture is called good for the class, but softness shows against HD projectors.
    • SoundCriticisedThe built-in speaker is described as thin, pushing owners to Bluetooth speakers.

    Questions and answers

    Is 300 lumens bright enough for a living room?
    Only in a dark or heavily dimmed room. In daylight or with lamps on, the image looks washed out. A curtained bedroom or a night-time backyard is a better fit.
    Can I connect a phone or laptop wirelessly?
    Yes. Wi-Fi handles screen mirroring from phones and tablets, and Bluetooth pairs with speakers or headphones. A wired HDMI source still works for laptops and consoles.
    Do I need a separate speaker?
    It helps. The built-in speaker is thin, so most owners pair a Bluetooth speaker or soundbar for movies.
    How does it compare with a full HD projector?
    It is dimmer and less sharp. Full HD models cost more but hold up better with some ambient light and show finer detail.
    What do I need to set it up?
    A dark wall or screen, power, and a Wi-Fi network for streaming. A phone or streaming stick covers most content.