This 2026 Smart Projector represents a significant shift in what affordable projectors can offer. At £74.99, you're getting a device that would've cost double just months ago.
Let's break down what matters: native 1080P projection is the sweet spot for most users—sharp enough for films and streaming content. The 4K support is a nice bonus, though native 4K projectors at this price point are rare. The 20000 lumens is where this shines; that's genuinely bright enough to use in moderately lit rooms, which separates it from cheaper competitors that fade in daylight.
Built-in Android TV means no additional streaming boxes needed—you've got Netflix, Prime Video, and apps ready to go. WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2 are current-gen standards that ensure smooth connectivity and low-latency pairing with phones and gaming devices. Auto keystone is a practical feature that saves you manual adjustments, especially when mounting positions aren't ideal.
Portability is real here—this is genuinely mini compared to traditional projectors. It'll fit in bedrooms or move between rooms without fuss. The fact it supports iOS, Switch, and PS5 means you're not locked into Android ecosystem.
Realistic drawbacks: at this price, you're still making compromises. Cooling noise might be noticeable in quiet rooms. The built-in speakers are probably basic (external audio is wise). Lens quality won't match premium brands, and colour accuracy won't astound you. For serious filmmaking work or gaming, look higher. For casual home cinema, bedroom projection, or gaming sessions? This delivers.
At 50% off, this bridges the gap between toy projectors and serious equipment. Worth it if you don't need cinema-grade performance.