WZATCO Yuva Go Android 13.0 Smart Projector, 1080P & 4K Support, Rotatable Design, Auto & 4D Keystone with Netflix, Prime etc, WiFi 6 & BT, Screen Mirroring, ARC, 720P Native, White

This product delivers impressive picture quality and a flexible design that’s ideal for a cozy home movie setup. The remote works smoothly, and overall, it’s hard to ask for more at this price point.A few minor drawbacks: there’s no option to adjust color settings, so visuals can appear slightly darker than expected. The remote functions like a mouse for Netflix, which takes a bit of getting used to. Also, some apps like JioCinema and Hotstar aren’t supported.Still, for the features and performance it offers, this is a solid buy. Perfect for casual viewing and movie nights!

I recently purchased the Wzacto Yuwa Go Projector, and I’m genuinely impressed with the performance at this price point. The picture quality is surprisingly sharp and vibrant, especially in dim lighting. It supports full HD, and the projection size is more than enough for a true mini home theatre experience.Setup was super easy — plug and play! I connected it to my phone and laptop via HDMI and also tested it with a pen drive. Everything worked smoothly. The built-in speaker is decent for casual watching, but I paired it with a Bluetooth speaker for even better sound.The compact design makes it very portable. I’ve already taken it to a family gathering and it was a hit for movie night!✅ Pros:Crisp picture qualityEasy connectivity (HDMI, USB, mobile casting)Lightweight and portableGreat brightness for indoor useAffordable priceOverall, Wzacto Yuwa Go is a smart buy if you're looking for a budget projector with solid performance. Great for movies, presentations, or even gaming with kids!Highly recommended!

If you have reached here , no second thoughts just buy it. Its just awesome.Pros:-1) Good Picture Quality2) Easy Menu and Setup Functionalities.3) Adjusts screen automatic in auto mode.4) Price is very nominal.5) Android stick works well with hdmi port.6) Screen size and resolution is impressive.7) Gives a movie theatre experience.8) Very Compact and Light weight.Cons :-1) Inbuild speaker is not so great.2) Inbuild projector app like netflix was not able to login , however if you have Android stick or chromevast it will connect smoothly.3) Sometimes when it goes in sleep mode , remote doesn't respond on waking it up. So hv to restart or power off/on projector.But as experienced, this mini projector has more pros , and its very affordable at this price range of 5500/-. So its a must buy recommendation from my side those who are looking for a compact project for home.

I am very happy with this projector at this price point. The performance is excellent, with good brightness, contrast, and colour reproduction. The picture quality is sharp and vibrant, and what impressed me most is that it remains clearly visible even in daytime with mid-level lighting. Overall, it offers great value for money and is perfect for both movies and presentations.

Quite impressive considering the size of the projector. The image quality is good, and the auto focus and keystone adjustments make it a hassle-free experience. It gets a little blurry at the edges, but that will go unnoticed while watching content. The stock OS does not support some audio formats if you play 2160p content. The remote doesn't have audio input, which makes it a little hard to search and navigate. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity is good; it works as intended with no issues there. Overall, it's a good product.

Reviewing after 3 days of use.TLDR:This is a great projector especially in its price segment. Go for it without a doubt if you’re buying this as your first projector!Why?:Last year, I was looking a buy a projector for a while but had ended up buying a TV as a “safe bet”. But, due to India’s upcoming test series against England, which I wanted to watch live on a bigger screen, this was a spontaneous purchase for me.Choosing the correct projector:I had briefly researched about Wzatco projectors last year so I knew they had a wide range of products available. Due to the sheer number of models that they have, it may be daunting to select which one suits best for your needs.Here’s what helped me decide which one to go for..1. Decide whether you really need the inbuilt Android support or you’re going to use any external device such as a fire tv stick. (This will help you filter connectivity options like HDMI, Bluetooth, USB, Aux etc)2. Based on above decision, you can look for specs like amount of internal storage, RAM etc. 3. If you’re buying a projector for the first time, don’t go into too much technical details like lens type, lens life, lumens as they can be confusing and you can’t be sure about how correct these details are anyway.4. Finally, set a budget and stick to it.I wanted something under 7K and hence I decided to go with Wzatco Yuva Go.Delivery:Thanks to Amazon Prime, I got this projector on the same day (from order to delivery in 7 hours!)Initial Setup:Finally, when it arrived I opened the box and found the product well packaged along with a remote, power cable, an aux cable and documentation.The remote takes 2 AAA batteries which aren’t included in the box. The remote feels fairly light and cheap but the buttons are solid and so far I’ve not faced any issues with it.Do note that the receiver for the remote is on the rear side of projector where the ports are so, the remote has to be facing in that general direction to work.Coming to the plugin process, this is pretty much plug & play in terms of setup. You do get auto keystone adjustment but I chose to do the manual adjustment of screen corners to my liking.I would’ve appreciated more display settings like color, brightness, saturation, contrast etc but they were absent from the settings for some reason.Coming on to the interface, the inbuilt Android UI is nothing special and is pretty barebones. There are shortcuts for Netflix, Prime and YouTube apps on the home screen but you have to download them in order to get them to work. I was going to use my Fire TV stick 4K so I did not explore the inbuilt UI further, but it has your typical Android TV OS settings and not much more.Coming to process of getting my fire tv stick working with the projector, again the process is just plug & play, simply connect desired HDMI output device and select the source using the remote.Though the projector has an inbuilt Bluetooth speaker, it is worth noting that the fire tv stick cannot output audio through the projector as expected. This is why I used an external Bluetooth speaker paired with my fire tv stick which works good.I had tested the inbuilt Bluetooth speaker earlier, it is pretty average with not really high of a volume so you’re better off going with a cheap or expensive Bluetooth speaker anyway. Haven’t tested the AUX or USB ports yet.Projection Quality:Since this is my first projector I have no reference regarding the brightness but as someone who uses TVs, laptops and mobile screens every single day, I found the brightness slightly below average but adequately bright in a dark room.The image is clear and the colors look good. Text is readable as well. In very dark scenes though, you loose details quickly and it becomes hard to judge what is happening on the screen. This may be due to average brightness.As for resolution and delay/lag, I found no lag, stutter whatsoever. The projection is smooth and it does not feel like a poor experience at all which is surprising as this projector only has a native resolution of 720p.Though this is claimed to support 1080p and 4K, I doubt the output resolution reaches 1080p. However, for an alleged 720p projection of about 85 inches in size diagonally I found the text and image sharp enough to enjoy the content I was watching without thinking too much about the quality.So overall I’m pretty satisfied with the display, especially for the price point.Performance:Right after you start the projector, you can hear the internal fan start which is a little bit louder than an AC but quieter than a ceiling fan. Overall I doubt the fan sound will annoy anyone.The back side housing of projector gets warm within a few minutes of use, which is expected. Just keep the rear area free from obstruction to keep the unit well ventilated.I also found the adjustability of 180 degree rotation to be good and the stand is sturdy enough the support the weight of the projector and tight enough to keep the angle maintained without drooping/sagging.The lens focus mechanism works but feels a little bit loose/flimsy but since I’m going to keep the projector in a fixed place I won’t have to fiddle with it often.Conclusion:Concluding, this is a great overall product and despite some shortcomings, it definitely deserves 5-stars just because it does its core job well especially considering the entry level price point.Overall this is a solid beginner/1st projector and you can go for it without any doubt!I will try to game using my Xbox Series X next and see how that goes.