Emotn N1 Netflix Mini Projector with Officially Licensed, Native 1080p Portable Movie Projector, Full HD, 5G WiFi and Bluetooth 5.0, Auto Focus, auto keystone correction, 120-inch image, Dolby Audio

I wanted an LED projector for the lamp life, this is such good value for money and has a good balance of cost vs performance, it was an easy choice, 30,000 hours lamp due to the tech of LED!!The setup was far easier than expected, with excellent sharp image quality, good very dark contrast on black colours yet crisp vibrant white colours too!The LED lamp runs cool and allows for a very quiet low wattage machine.The control method is very intuitive and responsive. Not many buttons on the control however it does EVERYTHING you'd expect! genius!Now the build quality, well I never expected it to be this solid and nicely finished, its got a high quality feel to the main unit and the remote control feels nice and perfect in the hand. Clearly a high quality AAA product.USB sticks can plug and play movies with ease (even can plug hard disks in the USB too!!)Works a charm with the main aps (Netflix, Youtube, Prime) I was blown away!Large tolerance of Keystone adjust , focus adjust with manual and auto options, meaning you have loads of flexibility placement wise and still get a great image quality!!I would allow for around 3 meters from the screen for 100 inch perfect viewing .Just avoid the cheaper ones, pay that little extra and get this , you won't be disappointed!!

Emotn N1 projector. I bought this with my own money, here is my opinion:SETUP: Must be positioned quite high up as the bottom of the picture is below the level of the lens. Was not very stable on a tripod, would suggest using a bookcase or proper projector stand or shelf. I paired the remote to the projector several times before realising that after pairing nothing changes on screen, you have to press the OK button to progress to the next step. Has a 'User' option for colour temp, but no way to actually create a user setting. FPS supported: 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97, 30, 50(i+p), 59.94(i+p), 60(i+p).PICTURE: Brighter than I was expecting. A 105 inch (2.7m) diagonal picture in a darkened room looked great. Black level and contrast were also very good and the picture was sharp across the whole screen. Colours were good for most content, but not as saturated as they should be for animations. Try to avoid using keystone correction or zoom, you get a better picture without it.SOUND: Sound was OK. Bass was a bit boomy, particularly with surround option enabled. I was able to get acceptable sound after adjusting the settings. Fan is noticeable during quiet parts of a movie. Speakers are on rear and since this is long throw, sound appears to come from behind the viewer.SMART FEATURES: Netflix, Youtube and Amazon Prime all worked well, but no other major apps available.PROS: Bright, good black level, contrast, and focus. Supports 24fps.CONS: Colour saturation slightly low in some content, fan noise, limited apps available, sound from rear.CONCLUSION: For the price I paid (300 after applying voucher) it is very good, picture is better than some more expensive big-brand projectors I have used. You will get better sound with external speakers. Very happy with it, for the money deserves 4.5 stars.Additional info:HDR: Appears to support HDR using the included Netflix and Youtube apps only. Doesn't appear to support HDR over HDMI.USB MEMORY: Did not recognise exFAT format, but worked with FAT32 and NTFS. Tried .mp4 .mkv and .vob files and it played them. Doesn't play dts audio. Showed subtitles on .mkv file and no way to turn off.

The Emotn N1 is a decent introduction to the world of cheap Chinese projectors where you must take the specs with a pinch of salt. In this case it falls short of the stated 500 ANSI lumens (realistically 350-400) and the auto keystone correction is hopeless (manual keystone correction works fine).It measures 18.2 x 12.5 x 19.2 cm and weighs 1.92kg. The body is all plastic and has a small integrated kickstand on the base. It is sturdy enough to shrug off small bumps and scratches and the overall appearance is subtle and pleasant.The supplied 120 W power adapter is chunky and weighs 420 g.The Emotn N1 uses a Linux based user interface that is responsive if a bit plain. It comes with a range of pre-installed apps, Netflix being the key selling point and not much else. You will probably want to install a streaming stick e.g. Chromecast/Fire TV.Daytime performance is acceptable, but it is at night when this projector really shines. Colors are saturated and there is a good range from dark to bright. Fan noise (which keeps the projector bulb cool) is audible, but non-intrusive. I would suggest having a look online for tech reviews of the Emotn N1 that really breakdown its image quality before making a purchase.I opted for the Emotn N1 because I was looking for something portable. At the £250-300 price point it represents good, though not great value. Several projectors in the price class now include Netflix support and come with android TV in addition to very similar specifications: doing away with the need for streaming sticks. The main reason I went with the Emotn N1 was the formfactor, but if I was looking for a projector for full home use, I would look at getting one with android TV rather than the Emotn’s proprietary Linux UI.With a projector screen, a tripod, a 12V-19V DC Adapter and a portable battery pack, the Emotn N1 is a compact mobile cinema I can quickly set up for outdoors movies in the garden etc. For those interested in the 12V-19V DC adapter, the one I use can be found on amazon under ASIN: ‎B0B6BT99R6.Since I have owned it, the Emotn N1 has had one firmware update and I hope that there will be further updates to address the auto keystone issues and maybe introduce more apps.Overall, the Emotn N1 is a great value projector, perfect for someone looking to buy their first projector and who does not want to spend too much money. It delivers most of the performance of more expensive brands at an affordable price. However, I do think its target market is quite niche. It lacks the image quality and brightness to truly be a full-time home projector and will not replace your TV. It also does not come with a case, lens cover or practical power adapter for portable use. While I will give this projector 5 stars, you must know that the Emotn N1 has its drawbacks, and you will get better performance from its pricier competitors both in terms of UI and image quality. If you have more money to spend, I would look at the projectors in those higher price brackets before considering the Emotn N1 as a projector is a long-term investment.