Is the NexiGo PJ40 worth it?

For a dark room and a budget, yes: native 1080p, a large image, and 20W speakers cover movie nights without extras. If you need daytime viewing or sharp text, spend more on a brighter DLP model.

How is it different from the PJ30 or older NexiGo models?

The PJ40 steps up to a 20W stereo speaker system, Bluetooth 5.1, and 5G mirroring over earlier budget NexiGo units. Resolution stays native 1080p across the line, so the jump is mostly audio and wireless convenience.

How big an image can it throw?

It projects 50 to 300 inches diagonal with a 1.47:1 throw ratio, so a 100-inch image needs roughly 11 feet from the screen. Beyond about 150 inches the image gets noticeably dimmer.

Does it work with a Fire Stick, Roku, or game console?

Yes, TV sticks and consoles connect over HDMI, and the specs list compatibility with TV sticks, iOS, and Android. The projector has no built-in streaming apps, so bring a stick for Netflix and similar services.

NexiGo rates it at 35-46 dB measured 1.5 feet away, which is audible during quiet scenes. Placing it behind seating or using external speakers helps mask it.

When is the price lowest?

Budget LCD projectors like this typically dip during Black Friday, Prime Day, and back-to-school sales. Check the price history chart before buying outside those windows.

NexiGo PJ40

Last price we saw

$269.99at NexiGo, last seen Nov 1

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Our take on the NexiGo PJ40

The NexiGo PJ40 is a 1080p LCD projector with an LED light source rated for 30,000 hours and a 50-300 inch image. It stands out for its 20W stereo speakers, Bluetooth 5.1, and 5G screen mirroring from iOS and Android devices. At 4.85 lbs with a 1.47:1 throw ratio, it is a plug-in movie projector for a dark room rather than a portable battery unit. It is a budget-tier model, so expect it to sit near the low end of its price range rather than fluctuate much.

Best forBackyard or basement movie nights in low lightRenters who want a big screen without mounting a TVStreaming stick and phone mirroring users