Update: This very popular front page deal is still available.
HAPPRUN Pro Direct-JHS via Amazon has
Happrun Native 1080p Bluetooth Projector for $59.99 - $30 when you apply promo code
SGEMCA5J at checkout =
$29.99.
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Features:
- Native 1080P Full HD Resolution
- 10000:1 high dynamic contrast ratio
- 300 ANSI Lumens Brightness
- Bluetooth 5.3 for wireless audio
- Built-in Hi-Fi Stereo Speaker
- Up to 200" Projection Size
- Supports desktop/overhead ceiling/tripod placement
- Ports:
- 1x HDMI
- 2x USB
- 1x 3.5mm Headphone jack
Top Comments
Not premium, but great for the price.
It isn't super bright. It's okay during the day with blinds closed, but best used at night with no light bleeding into the room if you don't want a really washed out image.
built in bluetooth has horrible delay. if you are connecting a streaming device or media player to it, sync the bluetooth speaker to that device and not the projector.
image latency is low enough for casual gaming. I wouldn't play COD, but single player action games and RPGs should be fine.
For $30 its a no brainer if you are looking for a starter projector.
Community Reviews
This is a budget 1080p projector that shines most in dark rooms for movies, Halloween projections, and casual bedroom or basement use. The picture is often described as surprisingly good for the price, with decent color, workable brightness at night, and easy setup with a Fire Stick, Chromecast, or USB media. Manual focus and keystone are the main tradeoffs, and several reports mention edge blur or uneven focus. Built-in Bluetooth can add audio delay, so external speakers work better. It is a compact, low-cost option if you can live with dim-room viewing and some setup fuss.
Common Questions (5)
For occasional use, it is a strong value at around $30 and works well for Halloween window projections, bedroom viewing, kids' rooms, and casual movie nights. It is not ideal as a primary projector or for bright rooms, but it can look very good in a dark setup.
Yes, it has manual focus and manual keystone adjustment, with the keystone dial behind the focus dial. The adjustment range is limited, and some setups still leave the edges or top and bottom blurry.
Yes, it needs an external source and works well with devices like a Roku stick, Fire Stick, Chromecast, or Google TV dongle. Several setups use HDMI plus a streaming stick because the projector has no Wi‑Fi and the built-in smart features are limited.
It is not very bright, so it works best in a dark room or at night with blinds closed. It can still be watchable with some ambient light, but daylight or full room lighting will wash it out.
Bluetooth audio can have noticeable latency when paired to the projector itself. For better sync, connect the Bluetooth speaker or soundbar to the streaming device instead, or use the 3.5mm audio out or an HDMI audio extractor.
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However if you have a sound system with a receiver with hdmi inputs. It should automatically extract the audio for you
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