CiBest Mini Projector, Upgraded Full HD 1080P Support Video Projector, Portable Small Movie Projector, Compatible with iOS/Android/Windows/TV Stick/Box/USB/HDMI
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Color: Mini Black
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- 2025 Upgrade Mini Projector Mini projector supports 1080P Full HD 30-200(Recommended for 60 -130 inches) inch display, adopting advanced LED technology and uniform illumination method, which make the edges of the projection brighter and clearer. These ensure the projection image quality presents a real, dynamic, and color-vibrant effect. The mini projector also applied diffuse reflection technology, protect your eyes away from tiredness. (NOTE: No WiFi and Bluetooth)
- Smallest and Portable Mini ProjectorWeighing just 0.52 kg and sized at 5.52.364.33 inches, this pocket-sized projector seamlessly transitions between home cinema nights, outdoor movie campouts, business presentations, gaming sessions, fitness tutorials, travel entertainment, and pop-up eventsdelivering crisp big-screen magic anywhere with wireless connectivity and universal compatibility. (NOTE: No Battery Included in projector)
- Immersive Home Theater Built-in Hi-Fi stereo speakers provide original audio fidelity. Also featured with audio output port to connect headphones or external speakers. Using the latest temperature control technology, the fan noise is reduced by 80%, and the heat dissipation is more effective. These bring you an immersive sound experience.
Brand: CiBest
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor/Outdoor
Special Feature: Speakers
Connectivity Technology: 3.5mm Jack, HDMI, USB
Display resolution: 1920 x 1080
Additional Features: Speakers
Connectivity Technology: 3.5mm Jack, HDMI, USB
Native Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Display Resolution Maximum: 1920 x 1080 Pixels
Display Type: LCD
Form Factor: Portable
Mounting Type: Tabletop Mount
Brightness: 8000 Lumen
Color: Mini Black
Controller Type: Remote Control
Compatible Devices: Gaming Console, Laptop, Smartphone, Speaker, Tablet
Contrast Ratio: 80001 Pixels
Maximum Throw Distance: 11 Feet
Maximum Image Size: 200 Inches
Hardware Connectivity: 3.5mm Audio, HDMI, USB 2.0
Control Method: Remote
Minimum Throw Distance: 2.72 Feet
Minimum Image Size: 30 Inches
Video Encoding: AVC
Brand: CiBest
Antenna Location: Indoor/Outdoor
Built-In Media: HDMI Cable, Power Cord, Remote, User Manual
Model Name: W13
Model Number: W13
Manufacturer: CiBest
Mfr Part Number: W13
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Warranty Description: 2year
Item Weight: 0.52 Kilograms
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Color: Mini Black
I bought the CiBest Mini Projector mainly for movie nights and casual streaming, and overall it’s a great budget projector for the price. The setup was very easy, and it connected. The picture quality is surprisingly good in a dark room, especially for movies and videos. It’s compact, lightweight, and easy to move around, which makes it perfect for bedrooms, outdoor movie nights, or travel.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2026 by Oreivys Rafael Tamayo
Color: White
I gave this projector 5 stars across the board based on what it had to offer combined with its price point. I bought this projector for a camping trip we have coming up. I wanted something small that was not going to break the bank but still had a little oomph to it. I am not an audio or videophile by any stretch of the imagination but having bad eyesight and not wanting spend a whole lot has me, at times, putting in extra legwork to make sure I get the most bang for my buck. I had the luxury of already having a projector so the testing I did was on a projector screen I already have. When I go to use it outside for the next test I’m going to use it on a white sheet first to see if it’s going to be worth getting a portable screen for it. Based on some of the reviews and pics I have already seen I have a feeling getting a screen won’t be necessary. Picture Quality: In my opinion, taking in everything I just wrote and the cost of the projector, I think the picture quality is good. I was a little nervous when I tried to adjust the focus while trying to log into Netflix. I noticed, while trying adjust the focus, the text in the middle of the screen was nice and sharp but the text at the outer edges was blurry. I tried to capture a picture of this (pic #7) but it may not depict very well what I was seeing. I was able to fix this by making an adjustment to the Keystone setting which is right next to where you would adjust the focus. After that was fixed I set about tweaking some of the other settings like the Brightness, Contrast, etc. I found a handy app I was able to download on my IOS device that helped with that. You won’t be able to adjust everything the app tries to get you to but some of the settings are there and it was pretty easy and fun to do. Sound Quality: Sound quality, for what you have to work with is not too bad. I didn’t go into this looking for great sound out of the projector. The onboard speaker is adequate. It will distort if you turn it up too loud and you are watching a loud scene. For using it in the back yard, small presentations or gatherings it’s okay. There is an audio out jack on the device if you want to run that to a sound bar or some other sound system, which I didn’t do. Usually, I run the audio out of whatever my video source is (XBOX, DVD player), right into an audio receiver so I won’t be using the onboard speaker whenever I use it indoors. Bottom line: The projector is nice, it’s easy to setup and use and it won’t break the bank if you don’t need anything with all the bells and whistles. As soon as we get a night with a break in rain I plan on using this in the back yard with the kiddies.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2020 by Calvin
Color: White
Its a decent size. Not huge which is nice. Still gives off decent heat lol Pros, Good price Not a bad size Port accessibility on the side and for the back (vent also on side) Clear advisement on function/capabilities Image ain't too bad Seemingly stable and doesn't weigh a ton Remote is nice and (from what I've tested) fully functional! Cons Little loud (fan) Leg prop grip is poor** These are personal cons, not necessarily actual ones >The heat! Just due to the electronics I have, there's already a good bit if heat in the area it's in, so this small thing gives off a decent bit on its own! > audio is kinda weak... not horrible... but I feel like that fan overrides the audio, will likely need a speaker for it so I don't have to sit so close to that lil space heater (kinda ties into the audio bit ya, but they could be considered two issues. Just perspective) **To elaborate, the prop stand has very little to grip ash show in the pictures. It also has nothing to support to tighten once it starts giving resistance. It is uncomfortable to use your bare hand to twist that thing on lol I could if I really wanted. But not fun to - ehh All in all, for the cost, ot bad! A bit more options wouldn't have been bad. I would've paid a bit more if I saw an option for a Bluetooth speak compatible option though! But tis what it tis. **Update 3/31 Still going on strong. Can stream Netflix from my phone via wire just fine, I'll edit the link for what I got for my galaxy 10 phone. I think most people can't cause the "software" that Apple or Android procts to "help" the video experience etc when mirroring is poop and prevents things like Netflix. But mere speculation. But otherwise the imagine isn't terrible, but something, specially on a larger image, the picture isn't great. Like faces or surfaces "ripple". Again not terrible but isn't bad. I move mine around the house and the sound isn't too bad with some movies and shows I found. Maybe the initial test was just a quieter default sound. Fan is definitely loud asf though geez lol but it keeps it from over heating so oh welp :3 Oh and it turns out in the screw things, there was something in the leg threads making twisting on/off a pain. Cleared it up and it goes smooth and easy now! Still isn't a bad lil projector. Fun for movie nights
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2021 Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2021 by Kelly
Color: Mini Black
This CiBest mini projector is a solid budget-friendly option for casual movie nights. It’s small, lightweight, and easy to set up with HDMI and USB connections. The picture quality is decent for 1080P support, especially in a dark room, and it works well with a TV stick. Just note—it does not have WiFi, so you’ll need a Fire Stick (or similar) via HDMI, or a phone-to-HDMI adapter to stream content. Also, don’t expect premium brightness or sound, but for the size and price, it performs well. Perfect for bedrooms or occasional use.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2026 by NM
Color: Black
Great little projector for the price. Easy to set up, clear picture, and supports multiple streaming and video apps like Netflix, YouTube, and Prime Video. Bluetooth connected quickly, and the electric focus makes adjustment simple. Perfect for movies and casual home use.
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026 by Yang
Color: Mini Black
The video quality of this product is impressive. My particular experience was that the audio did not function at all. The speaker on the projector did not work and the accessory plug for headphones or externa speakers would not work. My laptop is older and does not have an HDMI port nor does my android phone so the only way I could use the projector was to connect it directly to my Xfinity TV BOX. In order to use my phone, I would have to purchase a special cable which is a rather tricky thing because not all adapters work. I don't think this would have fixed the audio problem so I returned the projector and will try a Lancaster with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. If you have an iPhone you may have a better experience. I watched a movie on YouTube with captions and at night with lights off the video portion was sharp and clear, so my rating is based on the fact of audio issues I experienced.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026 by Mark J.
Color: Mini Black
Great budget projector—compact, easy to use, and works with phones, TV sticks, and consoles. Picture looks good in low light, and setup is simple. Not very bright in well-lit rooms, but perfect for movie nights or casual use.
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026 by B. Stone
Color: Mini Black
Update: It is getting dimmer now. May 22nd. I thought it was just summer at first. I put up a cheap blackout curtain, and it just gets dimmer every day. I cant watch anything unless it is an animated show/movie now. And even those are very dim now. I put a known really good certified hdmi on it, and that worked for a bit, but not now. Going to try a dvd player to see if it is my usb-c to hdmi adapter or not, but I am pretty sure its the projector. Ordered a different brand, more $$$, but if that one doesnt work will get out the old lcd tv 2005 28 inch I guess (dont know how tho as it doesnt have any hookups butcable lol). Very disappointed. Also the sound is wonky now. Sometimes its fine, the goes quietter, then fine again. Not worth heache or money. Cheapest "tv" that works that I have ever owned. Pros: Projects on any wall in spare spare bedroom. Very compact size. Decent picture quality (especially for the price on sale). It "does" have a speaker in it. Has a 3.5mm speaker jack. Remote control works well (projector is within a few feet of the bed, so grain of salt here). Has a screw hole for standard tripod or wall mounting on the bottom. Has adjustable fan speeds for keeping it cool or for quiet operation. It hasnt gotten hot on me, just barely warm. I have it almost on 100 fan speed, and its right near the window with 40f degrees weather outside, so grain of salt. Easy adjusteble focus wheel (manual) that works well. I have it almost against the window 12-13 feet from the wall, about an 8 foot projection on the wall. Easy-peasy to set up. I have never owned a projector before and I set it up in a few minutes without looking once at the instructions. This thing is super portable, very light, and small. The not so good: Ok, yes, the speaker is poor. My 19$ buds sound better and louder, even with the projector within 2 feet it is hard to hear. But, I happen to have kept an old 7$ 1inch usb powered 3.5mm single speaker I had from 2002, and using the projectors 3.5mm jack I have to actually turn the volume down on the projector, so it at least has a good cheap option (I didnt expect a good speaker at this price anyway so no big deal for me). Not sure if its the povided hdmi cable, the powered usb to hdmi adapter, or the projector (pretty sure its the projector), but colors are not as vibrant as my phone or tablet (I tried both out). Sometimes colors are great and sometimes they are washed out. Acceptable for me at 30$ though. I seem to have to adjust focus when I disconnect my device, power projector off, and connect/ turn on again. Might just be me slightly jiggling the projector though, as my hdmi adapter is only 6 inches long and right against the projector. The bottom of the projector flexes a little, and I had to put it on a tripod (for 2 reasons) to get it to display vertically/horizontally correctly. Otherwise it tilted to the right a bit on the shelf. Not a big deal for me though, as I dont have any shelf higher than 2 feet, so I knew going in I needed a wall mount or tripod to get it high enough to display from the ceiling down. A 13$ Amazon basics tripod works amazingly well for me. I expected the bottom of the projector to be thicker plastic than the rest of it, or at least the board to be screwed into the bottom making it sturdier, but not so. Just something to consider if you plan on throwing this into a backpack or the back seat. Power cord is rediculously short. Plan on using an extension cord. 3.5mm jack does not power off when the projector is turn3d off. I have to turn my speaker off or I get an annoying high pitched coil whine sound. Not a deal breaker as my tiny speaker has an on off button, just fyi. I bought this projector knowing that it didnt have auto focus, or position sensors to correct any misalignment when projecting, that it didnt have wifi or bluetooth, and ESPECIALLY that it didnt have any apps built in (read reviews and note how projectors no longer work if an app doesnt work anymore. I wanted a cheap passthrough projector that anyone staying over could use their phone to play music, watch tv/movies, and charge thier device at the same time while only plugging in 1 usb-c cable for under 50$ This cibest projector fit the bill. I spent 30 for the projector, 20 for the powered usbc/hdmi/cat6/usba/65wcharger, and 13 for the tripod. So 63$ total. Not bad for an 8 foot by 4 foot "tv" that takes up less than 1 foot footprint in a 12ft x 14ft room, and way cheaper than a tv. I would recommend this projector, as long as you know you will have to make some concessions feature wise and may need some other cheap devices with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2026 by Dman