[1200 ANSI/Google TV/Voice Control]Smart Projector with WiFi 6 and Bluetooth, Netflix-Licensed 4K Support, Outdoor Movie Proyector, 1080P Home Ceiling Auto Focus Projector, PUTRIMS K12 Gray

I recently purchased the PUTRIMS K12 projector, and it has completely transformed my living space. With its officially licensed Google TV built-in, I was able to access all my favorite streaming apps like Netflix, Disney+, and YouTube without any external device. Watching football matches and other live content is smooth and effortless—no pressure at all. Unlike many other projectors with unauthorized Android systems, this one supports all major apps natively. I simply logged into my Netflix and Disney+ accounts, and the interface was smooth, fast, and exactly what you'd expect from a premium Google TV experience.The Google Voice Assistant feature also impressed me. By long-pressing the voice button on the remote, I could say things like “Play Dune Movie,” “Open Netflix,” or even “What’s the weather,” and it responded instantly. It adds a whole new level of convenience, especially when you’re relaxing on the couch and don’t want to type.One of the biggest surprises was the brightness. As shown in my photos, I had the lights on, and the image was still clear thanks to its 1200 ANSI lumens. But when you turn the lights off, the screen becomes incredibly vivid—like watching a movie in a real theater. It truly outperforms other 1080P projectors I’ve used in the past.Another highlight is the Auto Focus and Auto Keystone correction. As soon as I turn the projector on, it automatically adjusts both the focus and screen angle, giving me a perfect rectangular image every time without needing to lift a finger.And finally, the 20W built-in speaker delivers powerful sound. Watching movies or even just listening to music feels like being in a boutique café or a mini home theater. On the back, it has an HDMI port and a 3.5mm headphone jack, so I can also connect it to external audio equipment. Since setting it up, I’ve actually found myself wanting to leave work early just to come home and enjoy it.It also comes with an adjustable stand at the bottom for tilting the projector upward. Additionally, if you remove the rubber pads, you’ll find four mounting holes, which allow for ceiling installation.Overall, the PUTRIMS K12 is an outstanding all-in-one projector with smart features, excellent brightness, and audio quality that punches above its weight. It’s a game-changer for anyone looking to upgrade their home entertainment setup.

The Google Smart Projector offers impressive value for its price, delivering a solid combination of features and performance. With 1080p resolution, it delivers crisp visuals, making it ideal for movies, sports, and more. I even tried projecting it onto my garage door, and the result was surprisingly good. The Google TV integration, along with a remote and voice assistance, allows seamless access to streaming apps and voice-controlled navigation, enhancing user convenience.A standout feature is its over 1000 ANSI lumens, which ensures bright and vibrant projection.The projector’s ease of use after the initial setup is a big plus. The interface is intuitive, with smooth navigation and a well-organized menu. Most apps open as full app clients, which is a huge improvement over many Android-based projectors that only support web versions and require you to use the remote like a mouse to slowly move and click around.It also comes with an HDMI port, so you can still connect a gaming console, sound system, and other devices with ease.At $375, this projector is hard to beat in terms of value, balancing quality, smart features, and usability in an affordable package. It’s an excellent choice for those seeking a reliable, feature-packed projection experience without breaking the bank.

I recently purchased this Google TV projector, and it has exceeded my expectations in almost every way.Before this, I had considered some cheaper Android projectors. But even if they had built-in apps, you’d still need to buy an extra TV stick to download anything beyond Netflix and YouTube. Otherwise, you're stuck using web versions of the apps, which are much lower in video quality. So what’s the point of a “smart” projector if you still need additional devices?The K12 doesn’t have that problem. It comes with a built-in Google TV system, so you can access nearly all the apps you need right out of the box, and the interface is clean and easy to use.I just projected it directly onto a white wall at home — the image quality is crisp and clear, the built-in speakers are good enough for casual viewing, and the fan is quiet, which makes it perfect for long movie nights.At this price point, it’s an excellent value and performs really well. I highly recommend it for home entertainment or even light business use.