Smart Outdoor Projector Built in Apps & Speaker, 200" Movie Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth Full HD 1080P, Wireless Indoor Home Theater Projector with HDMI/USB/VGA for TV Stick,DVD,PS5,Laptop,Phone

★【Clear Large Screen Cinema】Strive for excellence in image quality, our video projectors strictly select excellent TFT LCD panels, and the full HD 1080P resolution brings clear and vivid image. Multiple high-efficiency energy-saving LED lamp beads bring 8000 lumens of high brightness and ultra-long service life. With a large 200 inch screen and a high contrast ratio of 8000:1, it provides you with a vibrant large screen viewing, giving you an exclusive private cinema ★【HiFi Sound & Bluetooth】In addition to excellent picture quality, our video projectors are also excellent in sound. Dual 5W stereo speakers deliver super loud surround sound in any room, allowing you to enjoy an unparalleled cinematic experience on Christmas Eve. With Bluetooth connection, you can pair advanced Bluetooth audio/headset to immerse yourself in the music world without disturbing others. It can also be paired with Bluetooth mouse/keyboard/game board and other operating devices. ★【Smart OS & Adjustment】Don't want to connect external devices? We have an smart Android system to enjoy massive online entertainment when turn on the projector. Controlled with a remote control, the smart projector build in advanced M-star chip that brings a smoother operation and large storage capacity can add more streaming media you like, such as Netflix/KODI/Twitter/Google/YouTube. There are also comprehensive 4D keystone correction & digital zoom to help you achieve perfect projection.

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