Is 500 ANSI lumens enough for a living room?

Only in a dark room. With curtains open or lights on, the image looks washed out. For daytime viewing, a brighter home projector is a better fit.

Does it project true 4K?

No. It accepts 4K input and downscales it to its native panel resolution. Expect a sharp 1080p-class image, not native 4K detail.

How long does the battery last?

The 8000mAh battery runs roughly a movie at moderate brightness. Expect shorter runs at full brightness, and plan to use USB power for longer sessions.

What is included in the box?

The projector, a remote, a tripod and a foldable 60-inch screen. You supply the HDMI or WiFi source and any external speaker.

Can I connect a phone or laptop wirelessly?

Yes, over WiFi. Wired sources go through the component audio input, so check that your device has a matching output.

How big an image can it throw?

From 5 to 100 inches diagonal at 16:9. The image dims as it gets larger, so 60 to 80 inches is the practical sweet spot.

Where is the Wireless Mini Projector with Tripod cheapest?

At Target, for $211.50, as of our latest check.

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Our take on the Wireless Mini Projector with Tripod

A pocket-size DLP projector with a rechargeable 8000mAh battery, autofocus, auto keystone and WiFi, sold with a tripod and a foldable 60-inch screen. Its 500 ANSI lumens and native panel are modest next to full-size home projectors, so it works best in a dark room. The battery and small body make it a travel and backyard option rather than a living-room main projector. Owners of pico projectors like this value the portability and quick setup over brightness and built-in sound.

Best forDark-room movie nightsBackyard and camping viewingTravelers who want a packable screenQuick setup in small rooms

Pros

Pocket-size DLP body with a built-in battery
Autofocus and auto keystone cut setup time
Projects up to 100 inches
WiFi for streaming from a phone or laptop
Comes with tripod and foldable 60-inch screen
LED light source rated for 50,000 hours

Cons

500 ANSI lumens needs a dark room
Native resolution is below the supported 4K input
Built-in speakers are weak for movie audio
Battery life shortens at high brightness

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What reviewers say

Reception of budget pico projectors like this is mixed. Buyers like the small size, automatic focus and keystone, and the bundled screen and tripod, but note that the picture washes out with any ambient light and that sound is thin.

What people mention

BrightnessCriticisedOwners say the picture is only usable in a dark room and washes out with lamps on.
SetupPraisedAutofocus and auto keystone make it quick to get a straight, sharp image.
PortabilityPraisedThe small body and battery make it easy to carry to another room or outdoors.
SoundCriticisedBuilt-in speakers are thin, so most buyers pair a speaker or soundbar.
ResolutionMixedIt accepts 4K input but the projected image is not native 4K, which some buyers find misleading.

Specifications

Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Projected Image Size: 5 inches to 100 inches
Display Type: DLP
Contrast Ratio: 6000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
Color Reproduction: Support for up to 16.7 million colors
Focus: Automatically focuses
Supported Resolutions: 4K

Questions and answers

Is 500 ANSI lumens enough for a living room?: Only in a dark room. With curtains open or lights on, the image looks washed out. For daytime viewing, a brighter home projector is a better fit.
Does it project true 4K?: No. It accepts 4K input and downscales it to its native panel resolution. Expect a sharp 1080p-class image, not native 4K detail.
How long does the battery last?: The 8000mAh battery runs roughly a movie at moderate brightness. Expect shorter runs at full brightness, and plan to use USB power for longer sessions.
What is included in the box?: The projector, a remote, a tripod and a foldable 60-inch screen. You supply the HDMI or WiFi source and any external speaker.
Can I connect a phone or laptop wirelessly?: Yes, over WiFi. Wired sources go through the component audio input, so check that your device has a matching output.
How big an image can it throw?: From 5 to 100 inches diagonal at 16:9. The image dims as it gets larger, so 60 to 80 inches is the practical sweet spot.
Where is the Wireless Mini Projector with Tripod cheapest?: At Target, for $211.50, as of our latest check.

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Inputs

Component Audio

Wireless Connectivity

WiFi

Keystone Correction

±40° Keystone Adjustment, Yes (Auto Keystone Correction)

Light Source Type

LED

Light Source Brightness

500 ANSI lumen

Light Source Life

50,000 Hours

Lamp Power

90 watts

Mounting Type

Fixed Installation

Projector Type

Pocket Pico Movie Projector

Power Source

Rechargeable battery, 8000mAh rechargeable lithium-ion battery

Remote Type

Remote Control Operation

Screen Size

60-inch (foldable screen)

Screen Type

Foldable screen

Typical Users

Professionals, Cookie decorators, Designers, Drawing enthusiasts