Dangbei Neo Projector mini, Smart Projector Full HD 1080P with Netflix-Licensed, Auto Focus, Auto Keystone, Dolby Sound, WiFi&Bluetooth for Mini Office Home Theatre, 26.4 x 22.6 x 21.2cm, Blue

The contrast. And by contrast I mean the black levels. That's why there is not any official number for the contrast. It's not a deal breaker for me, especially with a screen you will be fine.The quality is amazing, the colors are spot on, the 0.34 DLP chip is great, the projector overall is one of the most affordable DLP projectors out there, especially with this image quality. The brightness is good, very bright at night with vibrant colors! To watch during the day at this price point you can't find anything anyways.I love how portable this thing is, you can take it anywhere.The OS has Netflix and Plex but that's it. You will need a TV box or a streaming device to maximize the potential.Overall it's a great deal!

Our space was a little under 220cm for throw between projector and the screen. This gives around 83inches which is great for the specification and price. Great hd, brightness and functionality is good with the software. We have a fire stick - all in, easy to set up and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend.

If you're after a terrific mini projector that doesn't break the bank, this is the one to get! I love it. I was uncertain at first due to it running Linux as an operating system, when my previous projector ran on Android, but it really doesn't matter.It was very easy to set up and get going. Once I had lived into my Netflix and Prime accounts, I had all I needed at my finger tips. It would have been nice to have been able to load the Fire TV system that I like, but my Amazon Firestick plugs in and works perfectly, so no great loss.The image is nice and bright. But like all projectors, the best results come from having a darkened room. The sound is quite punchy and loud enough, but it's naturally limited by what it is. Adding am external sound source will improve things considerably. But since my primary just for this will our evenings entertainment when we're camping, I'm happy with it as it is.The auto focus and keystone correction works brilliantly, meaning no faffing around in the settings every time I switch on. I am well and truly impressed with this little fella!If I had to pick fault, or change anything, I would probably still prefer the android operating system. And an included carry case would have been nice. I highly recommend this projector.I always try to write an honest and unbiased review of all the products I order. My reviews are only my opinion, of course, but I hope they help.

Premium Mini Projector from Dangbei. The Dangbei Neo is a Full HD 1080P Projector with 540 ANSI Lumens and has WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity which is to be expected at this price point. It is compatible with most major streaming applications and runs on a Linux operating system which runs smoothly.First impressions were positive, this projector looks very professional and is presented well. Setup was quick and straightforward, it's very intuitive and has an auto focus function which makes the setup effortless compared to cheaper projectors that can be a pain to get in focus. It has an intelligent screen fit feature that I've found works really well and definitely makes life easier. The auto keystone correction feature is really effective too, maintaining image clarity and focus without any user effort.I'm not a Linux user and have tended to use Android based operating systems in the past however I've found the user interface to be easy to navigate. I've also plugged my Fire Stick in which works really well, really expanding the functionality of the Projector. The Linux system has it's own app store however I'd recommend using a Fire Stick alongside it to maximise the amount of content you can choose from.Audio quality is really impressive, much better than I expected in all honesty. The 2x6W Dolby Speakers have great output, as other reviewers have stated though it may be worth investing in some additional speakers to enhance your audio experience. Visually as expected you get a better experience in a dark setting though the picture quality is still really impressive whatever the scenario.Overall a fantastic little product from a pioneering brand. I'm very impressed and would happily recommend this projector. This is the first product that I've tried from this brand and I'll definitely be looking out for them in future.

This is the second mini-projector I've owned and honestly I'm amazed it isn't more expensive, it's like having a massive television and exactly like being at the cinema at times. The reds are bright and vibrant but details and the blacks are black. There are plenty of picture settings for various scenarios too.Some caveats.The user interface is not Android TV as suggested in the graphic above but an incredibly limited Linux based system with a threadbare app store. So you're stuck with Netflix, Amazon Video and YouTube, so no iPlayer, Disney+ or any of that sort of thing without an additional streaming stick.As you can see from the photo, there's only one HDMI socket, so unless you don't wan't to plug in more than one item at a time, you'll need some kind of adapter for switching between HDMI signals. There also isn't a headphone socket, so your only audio out is going to be that S/PDIF socket so you'll need a converter for that too.The audio isn't great. The two 6w speakers are both on the same side and can be incredibly quiet depending on the audio streaming coming from the source - it tends to be fine on the in-built apps but most other things just aren't up to it. There's a surround sound feature but I found that it had an incredibly boxy sound even if it isn't on a shelf.So basically if you want something which can throw an excellent picture at a wall but can make other arrangements for the sound, it's fine.