10 Best Projectors with Bluetooths
for November 2022

If you're looking for a good projector for outdoor use, the CLOKOWE 9600L 1080P HD 5G WiFi Projector with Dolby Audio is a good option, and it's one of the best projectors we've tested for the price. Its 10,000:1 contrast ratio, 5.7-lb weight, 16-hour battery life, and crisp, colorful images make it a great choice for camping, movie-watching in your backyard, or watching sports at your kid's soccer game. The projector's built-in speakers aren't great, but it supports third-party speakers, so you can buy better ones if you want. The 2.4G/5G WiFi connection makes it easy to mirror movies/videos/photos/games from your iOS or android device to big screen (NO NEED TO BUY EXTRA CABLES). It supports wireless connection to external speakers or Bluetooth earphones, and Dolby audio improves the acoustic fidelity of the movie projector for outdoor use. The zoom function makes the projector easier to adjust the screen size from 75% to 100% by remote. With the help of a 100-inch portable projector screen, the outdoor movie projector gives you a brighter and sharper visual feast whether in home theater or outdoor.

Mini projector for iPhone is a versatile device that can be used to watch movies or play games in any size room. The built-in speakers are loud enough for any party, and you can connect additional speakers via Bluetooth if you want to enhance sound quality. The projector is portable, easy to set up, and works well for watching movies or playing games. The built-in DVD player will play DVDs, and it supports Blu-rays via an external device, such as an HD DVD player connected to the projector via HDMI. The projector supports up to 1080p resolution, so movies played on the projector look crisp and vivid. The projector is portable, so you can use it anywhere. The projector has a remote, so you can control it without having to touch the device. The projector has a light sensor, so you can adjust the brightness of the projector to suit your needs. The 110-220V power adapter for the projector is included, so you can use it anywhere in the world. The projector has 3.5mm audio jacks, so you can connect headphones to the projector and listen to music while playing movies or playing games. The projector has a 120-inch projection screen, so the image looks clear on a 120-inch screen or larger. The projector has USB and AV ports, so you can connect a USB flash drive or a Bluetooth device to the projector. The projector is energy-efficient, so it uses very little electricity. The projector has a cooling system, so it doesn't overheat. The projector automatically turns off after 30 minutes, so it conserves energy. The projector has a 1-year warranty.

The Artlii Enjoy 2 is our favorite mini projector, and it's the best portable projector for most people. It's bright enough and sharp enough to produce a great image, and it's portable enough to carry with you to a backyard movie night or an outdoor party. The speakers are reasonably good, especially for such a small projector, and the built-in battery lets you project movies or shows for up to 2.5 hours. The included remote control is nice to have, but it won't help you control some apps, like Netflix, which requires a phone or tablet. The Artlii Enjoy 2 comes with Android and iOS projection apps, and it supports AirPlay and Miracast, so you can wirelessly stream movies and shows from your phone or tablet. The Artlii Enjoy 2 supports 3.5mm audio-out, so you can connect a phone or tablet to the projector's audio out jack and watch movies or shows on a TV (this will work with any 3.5mm audio-out device). The Artlii Enjoy 2 is easy to set up, and it runs cool enough so you won't have to worry about running fans while it's running. And, unlike the other mini projectors we tested, you can project from up to 3.87 feet to 32 feet, so you should be able to project from just about anywhere. The only real downside is the price. The Artlii Enjoy 2 is $300, making it considerably more expensive than the priciest mini projector we tested. But, for what you get, it's well worth the money.

The EZCast Beam V3 is a remarkable little projector that makes streaming movies, TV shows, YouTube videos, and even gaming from your phone or tablet a cinch. It's more affordable than the TCL P6 and Sony VPL-VW650ES, but it performs well for its price. Unlike both of those projectors, it can be used for daytime viewing, but you do have to be mindful of glare. The Beam V3's 200 lumens is bright enough for a 150-inch projection, but for best performance we recommend 80 inches to 100 inches. The Beam V3's image quality is great, with rich colors and good contrast. You can also adjust the brightness and contrast to your liking. While we didn't test the Beam V3's audio, you can attach a pair of speakers or headphones. The Beam V3 is easy to set up and use, and a little more portable than most projectors. One of the only downsides is that it doesn't support 4K video, so it's best suited for playing videos, photos, and games from your phone or tablet.

This projector is big, bright, and colorful enough to be a true home theater projector. It has plenty of brightness, the colors are vivid, and the image is perfectly sharp. It's ideal for watching movies, playing games, or just projecting a big image on a screen. The projector is easy to set up and use, and it's compatible with many devices. The projector also has great sound, with built-in speakers that produce crisp, clear audio. The projector is also dust-proof and waterproof, so you can set it up in any room of your house. The projector is a little heavy, at 10.2 pounds, so it's best used outdoors, or in a room with plenty of open space. The projector is bulky, though, so it's best to place it on a table or stand, rather than hanging it on the wall. The projector comes with a remote control, so you can control it from anywhere in your home or office.

The Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 7500 is a decent enough projector for your home theater, but its a bit expensive, and it requires a professional installation. The 7500 easily handles 1080p videos, but its brightness (7500 lumens) is disappointing. By contrast, the 5200's brightness (5500 lumens) is adequate for most video projectors, and its colors are much richer than on the 7500. The 7500's colors are a bit dull, and its video image is grainy. Also, the 7500's brightness trails that of the 5200, so you will not be able to get the same bright viewing conditions with the 7500 as you would with the 5200. The 7500 also has a fan, which can make the noise a bit irritating, especially when watching movies. The colors of Epson's 5200 are much better, and its brightness is much higher. Also, the 5200's image is a bit brighter and crisper than that of the 7500. The 5200's image is also much sharper than that of the 7500. The 5200's inputs are HDMI, VGA, and USB. The 7500's inputs are HDMI, VGA, and USB. The 5200's image size is 100 inches, while the 7500's image size is 100 inches. The 5200's weight is 6 pounds, while the 7500's weight is 4 pounds. The 5200's projection size is 100 inches, while the 7500's projection size is 100 inches. The 5200's resolution is 1920 x 1080, while the 7500's resolution is 1280 x 800. The 5200's lens focal length is 3.5 , while the 7500's lens focal length is 3.5 . The 5200's projection ratio is 16:9, while the 7500's projection ratio is 16:9. The 5200's aspect ratio is 4:3, while the 7500's aspect ratio is 4:3. The 5200's native speaker is 80 watts, while the 7500's native speaker is 80 watts. The 5200's pixel pitch is 1.35mm, while the 7500's pixel pitch is 1.35mm.

The GROVIEW Mini Outdoor Movie Projector is an affordable, outdoor-friendly projector that, thanks to its 100-inch, 2,000-lumen, 1080p projection, is suitable for any outdoor occasion. It's easy to use, too. Just plug the projector into an outlet, connect the projector to a TV box or laptop, and instantly use the projector for movies, presentations, or dinners. The GROVIEW Mini Projector has a large 100-inch projection screen, so it's perfect for movie nights in the backyard. The projector's picture quality is quite good, with a good contrast ratio and vibrant colors. The projector also has a wide dynamic contrast ratio, which enables the projector to produce dark scenes and bright colors with equal clarity. It also produces very clear, audible sound. The projector has a simple, intuitive user interface, and it's easy to control it using the projector's remote control. The projector's built-in 3W stereo speakers are decent, but the sound doesn't sound like high-end audio, so you might want to use an external speaker system. This projector also supports dual audio, so if you want to enjoy your movies in stereo, you can easily connect a stereo speaker system to the projector with a cable. The projector has built-in Bluetooth 5.0 and Wi-Fi, so you can use the projector's remote control to control connected devices. You can also connect a Bluetooth-enabled device such as a phone or a speaker to the projector. The projector has 4,500mAh battery, which lasts for about 2 hours. The projector has a 100-inch projection screen, so the screen can only be projected from a certain distance. The projector has 4,500mAh battery, which lasts for about 2 hours. The projector has a 100-inch projection screen, so the screen can only be projected from a certain distance. The projector is also much heavier than other projectors, so you need to be careful not to drop it.

The DBPOWER L22 is an extraordinarily bright and versatile projector that is perfect for watching movies, playing games, and projecting presentations. It delivers bright, colorful images, and the image remains sharp even in dark rooms. The projector is compact and weighs just 6.8 pounds, so it's easy to transport. The projector's controls are intuitive and easy to operate. The built-in speakers are mediocre, but you can use external speakers with a 3.5mm audio jack. The projector's image quality and color reproduction are well suited to watching movies, and it's compatible with popular video formats, including AVI, MKV, MP4, Xvid, and DVD. It supports multiple aspect ratios, including 16:9, 4:3, 3:2, and 16:10. The projector's image quality and brightness are well suited for presentations, and its native resolution is high enough to display text and graphics clearly. The projector's built-in speaker is louder than average, and the speaker's quality is adequate for presentations. The projector's focus adjustment is 4 steps, which is longer than average, and the focus lock button is difficult to activate.

This projector is easy to set up and use. It uses a Bluetooth dongle to sync with your smartphone (I tested with an iPhone). The projector has a remote, so you can position it easily. The projector's brightness is bright enough for most indoor use, but for movie viewing outside, you may need to use an outdoor screen. The video quality is good, and it supports 1080p, which is uncommon in mini projectors. The projector also has built-in speakers, which aren't very good, but it's fine for movies in a dark room. The projector's bracket is adjustable, so it can tilt or swivel. You can also adjust the image's keystone, which helps the image look better on uneven surfaces. The projector comes with a 100-inch portable screen, which is too small for watching movies in a full-size room. The projector's 10,000-hour lamp life is also shorter than most (around 3,000 hours), but it's average for mini projectors.

The ELEPHAS Mini WiFi Projector for iPhone is a portable projector that can be set up and taken down quickly. It has a 200-inch screen, which is much larger than the 100-inch image it projects out of the box. It's capable of projecting a 1080p image, and each projection is bright and clear. It attaches easily to your smartphone via the included cable, and it offers both iOS and Android compatibility. Unlike other projectors, the ELEPHAS Mini's image isn't distorted when it tilts up or down; in fact, it projects an image that stays perfectly still. The projector is powered by a regular USB cord, so there's no need to purchase a specialized adapter. The ELEPHAS Mini's only major drawback is the price: it costs almost $700, which is more than every other projector in our review, including this one. But it's the best projector we've tested so far, and it's perfect for home, office, or travel use.