MOOKA Native 1080P Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, 8500L FHD Movie Projector for Outdoor, Hi-Fi Speaker, Zoom, Sleep Timer, Bag, Support 300" Screen Mini Projector for Phone/TV Stick/Laptop/Xbox

【True Native 1080P Projector】MOOKA BL69 Native 1080P projector with a True 1920 x 1080 Resolution, reproduce more details and clarities for blur-free visuals and outstanding smoothness than other mini projectors which claim they can "support 1080p " but native 720P. While this video projector with a 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 8500 Lumens brightness, and 16.78 Million colors also help enhance color accuracy in dark images, resulting in picture quality that is natural, closer to real life. 【WIFI Wireless Screen Mirroring + Max 300" Screen】MOOKA BL69 WIFI projector's built-in fast and stable WIFI makes mirroring the videos clip, photos, or movies on your iOS/ Android devices screen onto this portable projector a cinch. Without apps or other cables, just hassle-free to connect your phone to the same Wifi network as this wireless projector, now you can lay on the bed from a 300" large projector screen to watch your favorite movies, sports events, shows, and play games as well. 【Bluetooth 5.1 Function and Hi-Fi Stereo Speaker】MOOKA Bluetooth projector built-in Hi-Fi Stereo Speaker, also supports Bluetooth 5.1 audio devices connection giving you easy access to wireless Bluetooth speakers or Bluetooth headphones. 5 Sound Modes (Movie/Music/Sports/User/Standard) are available to suit your personal preference. Enjoy your movies, games, and other media with theatrical surround sound-fueled feels, perfect for parties or outdoor family movie nights.

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