10 Best HD Projectors with Miracasts
for December 2022

The EasyShare MB110 is, without a doubt, the best projector for outdoor movie watching that we tested. It delivers bright, sharp, and colorful images, and it's a joy to use. The MB110's image can stretch to an incredible 200 inches, and 4K resolution projectors are still pretty rare. The MB110's 3,000-lumen brightness was more than enough for movies projected onto a 300- to 400-inch screen, and it even managed a bright 8-foot image in bright sunlight. The MB110 was easily able to project images so bright that we saw reflections from our own eyes in the projected image. The MB110's built-in speakers are loud enough to fill a small backyard, and the built-in fan helps keep the projector cool. The MB110's interface is straightforward and easy to use. The projector's remote is handy, but the projector's built-in buttons are easier to use. The MB110's 1,400- to 3,000-hour bulb life is long, and it comes with two batteries so you can project for up to 10 hours on a single charge. The MB110's 180-degree swivel, 360-degree tilt, and 360-degree rotation make it easy to find an comfortable position. The MB110's tripod mount is a nice addition, and it includes a wireless mouse and keyboard that you can use to project from farther away. The MB110 is about the size of a portable DVD player, and it's light enough to easily carry around to a movie or sporting event. The MB110's wireless mirroring feature allows you to project content from your smartphone or iPad without plugging in an external device. The MB110 is worth the money, and it's one of our favorite projectors for outdoor movie nights.

If you're in need of an affordable, bright projector, the Gzunelic 9500 lumens projector is worth considering. This projector has a bright, crisp image, though it's not as bright or bright as some of the other models we tested, such as the Optoma EH500. Its native resolution is 1080P, and you can watch movies, play games, and use apps on Android. The projector has built-in WiFi, so you can easily connect it via your laptop or mobile phone. The built-in speakers aren't great, and you'll need to connect a separate external speaker or a set of headphones. One helpful feature the Gzunelic 9500 lumens projector has is the ability to pair the projector with a Bluetooth device, so you can stream music and video from your phone. The projector's remote is responsive, and it has a headphone jack for connecting external speakers or headphones. It's a little bulky, so it may not be the best choice for mounting on a wall, but it's portable enough to take with you on vacation or to a backyard movie party.

The Minix Neo X6S+AB is our top pick for long-term use, thanks to its strong build, good image quality, bright screen, flexible setup, and brilliant Android system. The built-in Android system means you'll never have to worry about loading additional software, and it comes with all the apps you need for basic home movie-watching and gaming, including Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, and Plex. The Minix Neo X6S+AB has a sharp, colorful 4K image, and its 5,000:1 contrast ratio and 4,600-lumen brightness means it can deliver bright, clear images even in bright rooms. The Neo X6S+AB is easy to set up, with a good range of wireless options, including Home Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Miracast, and Airplay. The projector also comes with two HDMI ports, so you can use two devices at once (although the HDMI inputs don't support HDCP 2.2, so you can't watch videos protected by HDCP.) The Minix Neo X6S+AB also comes with a wireless keyboard, so you can text-chat with your friends while watching a show or movie, and it's compatible with most Bluetooth devices and wireless headphones, so you can play music (or watch movies) with sound. The Minix Neo X6S+AB is also one of the only projectors that can play 4K movies, so you can get the closest thing to a native 4K image. The Minix Neo X6S+AB also has one of the best warranty programs we've seen, with a 3-year warranty on parts and labor, and 6 months of free repair visits.

The LG CineBeam PH30N is one of the least expensive portable projectors we tested, but it offers more than enough brightness and image quality for the price. The 250-lumen output is good for a small meeting or bedroom, and the image it projects is bright and clear, with good color reproduction. The projector is compact and portable, but the designers didn't sacrifice much in the way of image quality. It has 1/8-inch headphone jack and Bluetooth connectivity for wireless audio, so you can use it at home, in the office, or outside. The projector has a short 1.3-hour battery life, so it's best suited for short use, but it can run up to 2 hours on a full charge. The USB and HDMI ports are more convenient than having a cord attached, and it also has Miracast and Bluetooth connectivity. The PH30N does not include a remote control, but you can use your phone's native app for remote controlling. It has a 2-year warranty.

The Epson Pro EX10000 3-Chip 3LCD Full HD 1080p (1) Wireless Laser Projector is an impressive wireless laser projector that delivers outstanding image quality in a large, bright room. The EX10000's high contrast, 4,500 lumens of color brightness and 4,500 lumens of white brightness, and 20,000-hour laser light source, give sharp, vivid images, even in well-lit rooms, and its 1.6x optical zoom and optical horizontal slider make it easy to adjust the image. The EX10000's wireless capabilities are also impressive, with screen mirroring with Miracast, two HDMI ports, and built-in Bluetooth. The EX10000's wireless capabilities allow it to be used in larger spaces, and its laser projection technology delivers excellent image quality, even in well-lit rooms. The EX10000 also comes with a one-year warranty and a three-year limited warranty on parts and labor, which is on par with most projectors.

The Epson EX9240 is an excellent projector. It offers 4,000 lumens of color and white brightness, which is enough for a large-group presentation in a bright room, and it delivers crisp, vibrant images. The EX9240 also boasts an impressive contrast ratio of 16,000:1, which delivers deep blacks and brilliant whites. As impressive as all these features are, the EX9240's real strength is image quality. The EX9240's 3-Chip 3LCD technology delivers 100% of the RGB color signal for every frame, so colors are vibrant and accurate, and images look crisp and clear. And the EX9240's technology also minimizes rainbowing and blooming, so colors look bright and natural. The EX9240's limited 1.6x optical zoom and 16,000:1 contrast ratio make it less suitable for videos or 3D presentations than some of our other picks, but for standard presentations, the EX9240 is hard to beat. It's also worth mentioning the EX9240's wireless capabilities: In addition to Miracast, the EX9240 comes with two HDMI ports, so you can easily connect a streaming device, including Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku and Chromecast (2).

The JIFAR H6 is one of the best projectors we tested. It has great picture quality, great connectivity, and plenty of inputs. It has an excellent contrast ratio, too. It also packs plenty of features in a small, lightweight package. The speakers are loud and surprisingly clear, and the built-in amplifier can power external speakers. The JIFAR H6 offers a 1080p native resolution, which is better than most other projectors, and it supports 4K video. The H6 also has a surprising amount of color saturation, and it can display a wider range of colors than projectors we've tested. The H6 offers 10000 lumens, which is enough brightness for most rooms. The H6 supports 4K video, and it supports a wide range of video resolutions, including 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080P, and 4K. The H6 also has a 16:9 aspect ratio and a 450-watt speaker system. The H6 can also connect to mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, using HDMI and USB, and it can project videos directly from mobile devices. The H6 supports AirPlay, too, so you can stream videos directly from a Mac or PC. The H6 has an input for an external microphone, and it supports passive 3D, too. The H6 also has a keystone correction function, which eliminates distortion around the edges of a projected image. The H6 also has multiple video and audio inputs, including HDMI, VGA, USB, AV, and composite and stereo RCA inputs. The H6 also has several HDMI inputs, so it's compatible with a wide range of devices. The H6 also has a headphone jack. The H6 also has an internal battery, which means you can connect the H6 to an external battery pack or power supply. The H6 has a remote control, and it comes with batteries and a HDMI cable. The H6 has 4K resolution,000 hours of lamp life, and it comes with a 1-year warranty.

The Epson Pro EX9240 3-Chip 3LCD Full HD 1080p Wireless Projector is our top recommendation. It has excellent image quality, a bright, clear picture, and an impressive array of options. The Pro EX9240 can display a 100-inch image from only about 5 feet away, and it renders colors well, with rich, natural-looking greens and blues. The Pro EX9240 also has a 16,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, so fine details can be seen, even when watching dark scenes. The projector is easy to set up, easy to use, and virtually maintenance-free.

The PK2 is one of the best values in its price range, and it's one of the best projectors for gaming because it supports 1080p video as well as 3D. The projector has a wide range of inputs, including HDMI, Bluetooth, USB, and Ethernet ports, and the projector's image looks sharp, with vivid colors and deep blacks. The projector supports Miracast, which lets you cast content from a mobile phone or tablet, and it supports multiple Android and Windows devices simultaneously. But the PK2's biggest strength is its audio, which, thanks to dual 3-watt speakers, delivers crisp, clear, and rich sound. The PK2 also has built-in speakers, but built-in speakers don't sound as good. The projector also has 360-degree surround-sound capabilities, so you can create a virtual home theater experience. The built-in speaker volume is low, and the volume level doesn't increase much when you crank the projector's volume up to 80%. The PK2 also supports Google Cast, which lets you cast content from a mobile phone or tablet, but to cast content from your phone requires you to connect the PK2 to your Wi-Fi network. The projector has a swivel stand, and it weighs only 2.4 pounds, so you can easily move it from room to room. The projector's image quality is subpar when projected onto a white wall, and in bright light, the image is prone to color shifts. The projector's remote is relatively small, and it lacks a mute button.

The F405 is a gorgeous 1080p home theater projector that performs on a par with the more expensive models, and it's more affordable. The projector's 10,000:1 contrast ratio is high enough to deliver deep blacks and bright whites, and it's very bright for a 4K projector. The projector's native resolution is 1920 by 1080, which means the projected image is 4K, but it lacks 4K content. This is disappointing, but it's mostly an issue for 4K TV owners, who will benefit more from 60Hz content than from 24Hz content. The projector's image quality is also decent, but it's not quite as sharp as the best models we've reviewed. The projector's color accuracy is decent, but it's a bit on the cool side. The projector also doesn't provide as wide a range of colors as we've seen in other models, and its color issues are particularly noticeable during nighttime viewing. The projector's audio is adequate, though it only has a single speaker, so don't expect great sound quality. The projector also lacks built-in speakers, so you'll need to connect your own speakers or headphones if you want better audio quality. The projector is easy to set up, and it supports Wi-Fi, so you'll need to set up your router, and it's also compatible with Bluetooth. The projector's control interface is basic. The projector also lacks HDMI inputs, so you'll need to connect your own HDMI-compatible device, and the projector lacks an audio-out port, so you'll need to connect your own speakers or headphones. The projector's price is also high, but the projector's image quality and performance are good enough for pros, and it's a good option for home cinema lovers who want a decent projector that doesn't require too much maintenance.