Dangbei N2 Smart Projector 1080P Full HD, 400 ISO Lumens, Officially Licensed Netflix, 120-Inch Display, Portable Projector for Bedroom with WiFi and Bluetooth Dolby Audio Speaker, Auto Focus (White)

This smart projector is an awesome addition to my home setup! The built-in smart TV system with Netflix, Prime Video, and YouTube makes it super easy to stream my favorite shows without needing an extra device. The auto-focus and keystone correction keep the picture sharp and clear, and the huge 200” display is perfect for movie nights. The sound is great too, Dolby Audio and dual 6W speakers make it feel like I’m right in the action. The 1080P resolution gives super crisp and vibrant visuals, making everything look amazing. Plus, the dual-band WiFi and Bluetooth 5.1 make connecting to other devices a breeze. It’s also compact and easy to move around, so I can set it up anywhere, indoors or outdoors. Overall, this projector is a solid choice for a great home theater experience!

Absolutely bang on the money. This comes pre-installed with all your favourite apps. You obviously still need an account but it's pre loaded with Netflix, Youtube, Prime video etc which makes this the perfect projector on my eyes. No need to link it or connect it to a phone or computer. Just switch it on, press play in the app and watch whatever you like. Very cool feature!This also boasts both auto focus and Keystone correction which essentially means you can position the projector at any angle (within reason) and it will still display a straight and balanced image on your wall of choice.Excellent quality image too.This is the most feature-filled projector I've ever come across and it's all packaged in a lovely and sleek casing too. Oozes quality. Proper happy with it!!

Hi,Tried this projector and for the money the picture was very good, colour was fairly accurate, sharpness and keystone was good, Speakers very good. So overall can't fault the image, but quality control that was the issue. Every time I turn it on it automatically goes into some sort of high washed out brightness setting. It set to eco and the fans are quiet so it's not on high performance mode, and you have turn it on and off multiple times for it to reset. Also it's crashed on two occasions, completely froze. So as I said quality control not great, picture good, you take the risk whether it will last.

The media could not be loaded. For this price you couldn't ask for more. The quality of the audio and video of the project makes for a real cinema feel. It has a good range of apps that are available and the setup is simple. It's also really good for gaming with no lag. It gives great value for money and I would definitely recommend this item.

What a little powerhouse this projector is! Brilliant picture as expected with having native 1080p. Crisp and focus is great. The projector itself looks great, small and unobtrusive and sits in a bedroom/living room perfectly. Speakers are more than adequate but hey, they're never amazing on these things but external speakers can be added if needed. Fan noise is low and hardly noticeable. I can't wait to get the lads round for the F1 on this!

I bought this projector to use in the bedroom and let me tell you, it doesnt disappoint! Excellent value for money, for sure. Picture quality is amazing in a dark room, and not so bad in a dimly lit room. The sound is surprisingly good, given the size. I was expecting it to sound trash, but it's quite the opposite. The build quality makes the product feel premium and sturdy. There is a little flip stand on the bottom to help with positioning, but I suggest buying the gimble stand for optimal positioning. If you're thinking of getting this, do it! I debated and researched for a month to find a budget projector for my bedroom and I'm so glad I chose the Dangbei N2.

Ordered via vine, originally £440 but shortly after a £160 voucher was applied leaving me with the same dilemma as technically this could only be bought at £440 at the time of ordering, yet a whopping £160 voucher is a significant discount making it far more competitively priced at £280.Although since this discount was applied within a few days after ordering or at least when I noticed, it would be rather pointless to review it at £440 when is been at £280 (with voucher) for almost a month now. I wish these brands would stop doing this tactic seemingly for viners and quite unnecessarily. Because the difference between £440 and £280 is going to significantly affect my rating depending on which I choose. Since the discount is not a recent or limited time offer, i'll be reviewing it at £280 as thats how much you can buy it for right now with the £160 voucher applied. If it were £440 then this review would naturally be far less positive.Moving onto the review. This is one of Dangbeis many Projectors at a more entry level pricing and 1080P native resolution.It's also clearly been designed as a portable and compact Projector, still with many good features and a respectable 400 ISO Lumens. for its size. It came in black or white, I preferred the white anyway.So this takes it out of the high-end huge screen 4K movie and TV content setups and more permanent installations. However it's still perfectly adequate for ordinary TV, school, work or professional use and casual games/gaming plus countless applications.Aptly named the Dangbei N2 Mini, providing you're in the proper low ambient light conditions or as dark as possible, it still provides very clear and bright image, but as you begin to turn the lights on inevitably this changes, especially detailing in darker scenes. But if you're in a dark room it is surprisingly bright for it's size, it claims to have 3000:1 contrast ratio which is quite amazing. And it also has HDR10 and even HLG so for the price of £280 - This is a really very good 1080P FHD projector, sort of. But if it were £440 it wouldn't be such good value and if you try operating it in lighter conditions then the images deteriorates quite quickly.It weighs only around 3.7KG so is easily portable or transported, but equally this is good enough for a permanent setup in countless applications where 1080P is suitable - not forgetting in darkness. With the lights on or any sunlight it becomes a terrible projector, but then what sub £500 projector doesn't?This doesn't have the Google TV from the flagship Dangbei models its linux based, not a surprise as the licensing is not inexpensive. But is also Netflix licensed as many are nowadays and you can plug in your firesticks etc.In terms of features it brings along the same manual or auto keystone correction, some obstacle avoidance, screen fit and auto focus.It has 2x 6W Dolby audio speakers don't sound impressive on paper but surprisingly it does have decent 360 degrees surround sound, more so at the upper frequencies. Naturally connecting it to any more powerful high-end 2.1 system with a subwoofer would drastically improve this. Although with its portable nature and design, I suspect many will be satisfied with its integrated speakers. The fan is audible but not so bad when you have sound playing.Compared to many other budget 720P or native 1080P projectors that I've tested around £200, the performance with this little unit far exceeds any other native 1080P projector i've tested, by a long way. The picture is really amazing even on my wall and you still get a fantastic HD image providing you are in a dark room even on a 100" screen size which is the max I tested it on, it can go up to 120" which is generous.As for the design, again like all Dangbei projectors this looks very visually appealing with the large projector lense at the top and the vents underneath, an on/off button at the top and with niced curved edges. It looks like a £440 projector more than a £280 projector, although made with plastics it's quite premium looking.As for connectivity it does well here also with its connections on the rear underside out of the way, it has Bluetooth but no WIFI connectivity. This includes from left to right the DC power port, 1x HDMI, 2x USB ports and then 1x 3.5mm audio port than could be used for headphones or a wired connection to another sound system, with an RCA adapter.And underneath there isn't much to see, 4x soft rubber like feet to protect your desktop or surface, a standard hole for a tripod mount - though i'm unsure if Dangbei supply one for this specifically. It also has a basic kickstand.Once again i'm going to rate this as a £280 but this is a difficult one. As it performs remarkably well in darkness, or close to it. But quite bad as you begin to turn the lights on, so being a portable 1080P HDR10 Projector with 400 ISO Lumens. But the versatility is reduced, since you really cannot use this with the lights on and expect any kind of good picture, which isn't surprising with the brightness.So I will put a disclaimer that even at the extremely low cost, with the features included this simply cannot be watched properly in anything but very, very low ambient lightning.However if you are aware of this and regardless of your source and usage you only intend to use it in dark conditions, then this is by far the best sub £500 1080P native projector I have ever tested and reviewed, with some of the features and same high quality implemented from Dangbeis higher-end models, features that you may not find in more generic brands even over £300. But then there are no sub £500 projectors that produce bright or crisp images in moderate day lighting anyway.So as a night-time/low ambient light 400 ISO Lumens 1080P, HDR10, HGL, 3000:1 contrast ratio projector, for only £280 this is a fantastic price and must be among the best you can buy sub £300.