WiMiUS P20 Projector

Excellent product! As always with online buying you just don't know what you'll get till you get it, but this purchase has me completely satisfied. The problem with online buying is its always the same, you look for the one with the most five star reviews, sift through those feeling pretty good, then check the one star reviews (which there are always just enough to worry you to keep searching products). So which is it!? Does it suck or not, searching online through thousands of similar product is not my idea of a good time. So when it comes in on time and perfect I gotta tell others because thorough reviews really help the customer not just the company.So as for the P-20 wimius led projector:It is a bit heavier and larger than my first led projector, but it's not soo much more that I would not say no to it.The picture quality is great! I like that the company says in the description... it's the quality you get for around $300 led projector... it's not a high end flat screen TV. Lol gotta love the honesty. First tested it in the living room during the day with my laptop connected with an hdmi cable. Great, didn't have to wait till it was nighttime or have to close the drapes! The picture quality has great detail and color, very bright. There were reviews about the lag on the previous model, but in the description they said they fixed this issue described buy consumers. Even though there were only 10 reviews I took a chance, and after testing it on a blu ray player, dvd, xbox 360, and laptop streaming... no lag here.The adjustments are a plenty!I really like the 4 way remote control keystone adjustment.The focus is really nice too. My old one was difficult to turn causing you to have to hold the whole unit as to not knock it off positioning.The remote works awesome point at wall and works.Plenty of connection option ports.It also comes with a lot of connection cables.Great packaging.It's black and cool looking.Here are some cons for you one star trolls: batteries not included for remote (if you can afford a projector you can afford two AAA batteries)The speakers are not movie theater quality, but probably good enough for a power point presentation (it's a projector not a surround sound system. That's why there are soo many connection options...I use a portable speaker for movie sound.This is a first week review and haven't tried it outside on the side of the house yet... but so far so great. My first led projector was pretty good and cost about $100, but after about two years the sound connection stoped working and the company still hasn't got back to me... under the bus you go ABOX.

The media could not be loaded. AWESOME MIX OF QUALITY AND PRICEI bought this WiMiUS P20 projector, after searching for several days among various options. I decided on this brand and model, considering its specifications and price. And I agree with the opinions of other clients, after trying it just three nights. I am truly very satisfied and worth the additional $ 100 paid for transportation from Miami to my city (Asunción, Paraguay). Especially when I remember that my Infocus X2, which I bought in 2004 (and still works, 480p) cost me $ 1,000 (from 2004) in my country.The images are very sharp, the contrast is excellent, the colors bright. I tried it with the light on, and as expected the quality drops a bit. But for the closest experience to viewing in a cinema, it is in the dark (in other words ... do you go to cinemas where the lights don't go off during the projection of the film?). And performance is exceptional in the dark or semi-dark.Seller is honest: Recommend to use in the dark. It also mentions blurring in one of the corners. But in movies, sports broadcasts and television shows, what matters is in the center of the screen and surroundings (that's how the human eye works). So that blurring for me is irrelevant.I already used as sources: a USB flash drive, an external 1Tb disk, the Fire TV Stick (not 4K) and the Deco TV. The images on Netflix in FHD are wonderful, the ones on Deco TV too. The FHD content of the pendrive and HDD, too. The only difficulty is that the projector's internal player displays the subtitles (SRT files) in a very small size and there is no way to change the size. The only way is to play on the notebook (with VLC media player for example) connected to the projector by HDMI cable.I haven't connected the notebook or blu ray player to the projector yet, but I'm sure it will work without a problem.The manual does not describe that the projector has a removable air filter. I discovered it when I opened the box, because it protruded. Gently pushed in and out of the way, pushed in again and protrudes for easy removal and cleaning. It's on the left side (the lens is on the right), near the front side.The sound from the built-in speakers is good, but my intention from the start was to connect to my 5.1 channel equipment. It is a wonderful experience!It came with all the described cables and the remote control, which allows full control of the equipment, only the focus should be done manually with the lens ring.