10 Best DBPOWER Portable Wifis
for March 2023

The DBPOWER RD828 is a great and budget-friendly 1080p native projector, with a brightness of 950 lumens and a native resolution of 1920x1080. Its light output and color accuracy are ideal for home entertainment, and it supports 3D, including 2D to 3D conversion. The projector can project up to 300 inches (diagonal), with a brightness tolerance of 40 - 540 Lumens. The projector's keystone correction is very accurate, and you can adjust the brightness and contrast to your liking. The projector has a 100-240V universal power supply, and it's compatible with HDMI, VGA, and USB connections. The projector's design is stylish, and it's slim enough to fit on a bookshelf or a cabinet. The RD828 comes with a 1-year warranty, and customer service support is available by phone and email. The projector can be upgraded online, and there's a manual with installation instructions. We experienced no major issues with this product, but we did notice that it could only project at roughly 70% brightness while connected to an HDMI connection (the projector's maximum brightness is 950 lumens). The projector's remote is small, so it can be difficult to use. A screen protector for the projector's screen would be a nice addition.

The DBPOWER 8000L HD Video Projector with Carrying Case&Zoom, 1080P and iOS/Android Sync Screen Supported, Portable Home Movie Projector Compatible w/Smart Phone/Laptop/PC/DVD/TV is a good choice for anyone who wants a big-screen TV experience on a budget. It delivers 1080P video in vivid color, and the image quality is quite good. However, it doesn’t have an ultrawide lens, so you’ll have to do a bit of cropping to get a larger image, and while you can zoom the image down, you can’t zoom in much farther. The connectivity options are also limited: The projector only has HDMI, USB, and AV ports, so you can’t connect a gaming console or streaming device, and it doesn’t have any audio outs. The projector’s remote is a cheap-looking plastic thing, but it works well. The projector also underwent a quality-control audit, so you can count on it working as advertised. However, users who plan to use the projector in a bright room should rig up a dimmer switch, because it gets quite bright with the picture at 100%. You can pick up the DBPOWER 8000L HD Video Projector with Carrying Case&Zoom, 1080P and iOS/Android Sync Screen Supported, Portable Home Movie Projector Compatible w/Smart Phone/Laptop/PC/DVD/TV for $200.

The DBPOWER 17.9" Portable DVD Player with 15.6" Large HD Swivel Screen is one of the few DVD players we tested that is able to power through several hours of continuous use. Its battery lasts long enough for a road trip, and it also has a USB and SD slot, so it can play movies, music, and even video games. The display is bright and vivid, the swivel screen is big enough for several people to see, and the controls are easy to use. Its also portable, so you can take it with you on road trips, or use it at home. And its affordable, so you don't need to pay for an expensive home theater. You cant really go wrong with the DBPOWER 17.9" Portable DVD Player with 15.6" Large HD Swivel Screen.

The DBPOWER 12" Portable DVD Player with 5-Hour Rechargeable Battery, 10" Swivel Display Screen and SD/ USB Port, with 1.8m Car Charger, Power Adaptor and Car Headrest Mount, Region Free (Black) is our pick for the best DVD player for the car. This player has a generous 5-hour battery life, which makes it nearly twice as powerful as our pick for budget-minded buyers, the Sylvania SDVD212IN. It has good picture quality and is great for watching videos or DVDs at home, but it's even better for watching on the road. It's a little more bulky than the previous model, but the swivel screen, wide viewing angle, and compact size make it much more portable. It also comes with a headrest mount, which makes it easier to watch videos while driving.

The COOAU YG431 1080p projector is an all-around solid choice for anyone looking for a projector on a budget. The native resolution of 1920 by 1080 pixels delivers a crisp, clear picture, and the beam angle is wide enough to project a 100-foot screen. The projector is easy to set up, and it features a remote control so you can turn the projector on and off, change the volume, and navigate the menu. The YG431 is priced very competitively, and it performs well in most areas, except for video. It can't show videos in 4K resolution, and the video is only in 1080P. That's fine for most people, but if you're an avid videophile, you may want to consider one of the other projectors we tested. The COOAU YG431's native resolution is also high enough that it can show 1080p videos in 4:3 aspect ratio, which is less common among projectors in this price range. The YG431's video performance is otherwise excellent. The projector is bright enough, and the colors are vibrant. The sharpness and contrast are good, although the image does appear slightly soft. The YG431's audio is also good, and it supports Bluetooth and USB connections, so you can connect it to a variety of speakers. The projector comes with a 1-year warranty, and the manufacturer offers a 30-day money back guarantee.

This portable DVD player is a good choice for users who like to travel with movies. The 7500mAh rechargeable lithium battery offer 5 hours' playback time, and the built-in rechargeable battery can be charged with a USB cable. The DVD player also has a number of features that make it more convenient to use, including: 1.8m car charger and power adapter, the built-in rechargeable battery can be charged by a USB cable; 2. Break-point memory function; 3. Supports AV output and AV input, you can play movies on the big screen by connecting it to a TV, or connect two same players to play different movies at the same time; 4. Supports USB and SD Card, you can connect a USB flash drive or a memory card to the DVD player to play media files; 5. Multiple ways to play: you can input CDs, DVDs, CD-Rs, DVD-Rs, DVD+Rs, DVD-RWs, DVD+RWs, VCDs, SVCDs, MP3s, WMAs, WAVs, JPEGs, MPEG2s, AVIs, DIVXs, and movies from USB or SD card; 6. Multi-media support: you can play DVDs, CDs, MP3s, WAVs, JPEGs, MPEG2s, AVIs, DIVXs, and movies from USB or SD card; 7. Playback mode: you can input DVDs, CDs, MP3s, WAVs, JPEGs, MPEG2s, AVIs, DIVXs, and movies from USB or SD card;

The DBPOWER L23 Projector is a relatively small 1080p projector, but its native resolution, high brightness, and 16:9 aspect ratio make it one of the best projectors we've tested. Its brightness rating (10,000 lumens) is one of the highest we've seen on a projector this small, but its native resolution (1,080p) is a bit lower than the maximum resolution (1,920 by 1,080) of 1080p HD TVs. The DBPOWER L23 Projector's image quality was good: Colors were vibrant, images appeared sharp, and there were no obvious signs of oversaturation or color distortion. It still has trouble with very dark or very bright scenes, but these issues are common among small projectors. The projector's color temperature is also off by about 20 degrees, so the colors are a little on the warm side. The DBPOWER L23 Projector's brightness rating means it can produce a bright, vivid image, but the projector's 16:9 aspect ratio means it can only produce an image that's a little wider than a 4:3 TV. The projector's native resolution and 10,000 lumens also mean it's better equipped to project a 4K image than many other small projectors, though many 4K projectors are much larger and heavier. The DBPOWER L23 Projector's long lamp life (up to 6,000 hours) and built-in speaker mean it can be used in a wider variety of ways than projectors with shorter lamp lives. The projector's built-in speaker is powerful enough to fill a small room with sound. The projector is easy to operate, with a remote control, an on/off button, and a built-in microphone (useful for operating the projector with Bluetooth headphones). The projector is also easy to project images from a Blu-ray player, and it supports USB hard drives and SD cards. The projector's built-in speaker and remote control have limited range, so you'll need to use the projector within about 10 feet of a power source. The projector's power cord is relatively short, so you'll need to use a long extension cord if the projector is placed more than a few feet from a wall outlet.

The DBPOWER Q6 is a surprisingly good projector for the price. Its 3,200-lumen brightness, 100-inch projection size, and 4:3 native aspect ratio make it a good projector for watching movies, but its 4:2 aspect ratio and 1080p resolution make it less than ideal for gaming, which is more commonly seen in 16:9. We had no issues projecting videos via HDMI, and the built-in speakers were loud and clear. However, like most projectors, the Q6 is plagued by a bit of fan noise. The projector supports a wireless HDMI connection, and it has a USB port, so you can connect a USB flash drive and play back movies from that. The remote is pretty basic, but it can help you control brightness, volume, and keystone. The DBPOWER Q6 also has an HDMI input so you can connect a game console or DVD player, though keep in mind that you will be limited to its 4:3 aspect ratio. There are cheaper projectors with better contrast ratios and native 16:9 resolution, but they tend to produce colors that are more washed out and lack brightness, so it's hard to recommend any projector in this category. The DBPOWER Q6 is the best projector in this price range, and it's an excellent choice for camping or home movie nights, as long as you don't plan on playing a lot of video games on it.

The DBPOWER L22 is an attractive projector, with a very compact design and a short throw distance. Its light output is good for a 4.3-inch LCD projector, and it projects a wide, and bright image. It has good off-axis performance, so you'll have no problem with glare. It's well built, and is easy to set up and use. The projector supports HDMI, VGA, AV and USB interfaces, so it's compatible with a wide range of video devices, including TV Box, Amazon Fire TV Stick, Tablets, Speakers, Chrome Book, DVD players, USB Flash Drives, Google chrome, Media players, iPad, iPhone and Android Smart phones. The projector's support for wireless screen mirroring means you can use an iOS and Android device to wirelessly stream movies, TV shows, games, and photos to the projector. The projector's audio is crisp and clear, and it supports both USB and Bluetooth audio. It's also compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Home, so you can use voice commands to control the projector. The projector supports DICOM, JPG, and PNG image formats, and it can also display photos, videos, and slides from USB Flash Drives and SD cards. The projector comes with a remote control, a power adapter, and a carry bag, and it's backed by a 1-year warranty.