Dxyiitoo Full HD WiFi Bluetooth Projector Built in DVD Player, 12000LM 1080P Supported
Quick take
This portable mini projector combines WiFi screen mirroring (including Airplay), Bluetooth audio, and a built-in DVD player, so you can cover movie nights without a separate disc player. It supports up to 1080p and can project up to 250 inches, but expect to spend a little time dialing in picture settings and alignment for the cleanest results on your wall or screen.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Built-in DVD player for playing your disc collection without extra hardware.
- WiFi screen mirroring features (Airplay and related mirroring) plus app/media flexibility from phones.
- Bluetooth connectivity and dual built-in stereo speakers, with easy pairing to external speakers reported by buyers.
- Portable, simple setup for casual use like movie nights, basements, and camper setups.
Cons
- Some buyers mention that colors and contrast may need adjustment to look best.
- Image quality is described as “just okay” by some users, making it more suitable for casual viewing than demanding home theater.
- Keeping the image aligned can take time, especially if you are projecting from an unstable or non-ideal surface.
What buyers think
Buyer feedback emphasizes convenience and versatility more than “premium” picture performance. Many people highlight easy day-to-day use, with straightforward WiFi and Bluetooth pairing for audio and streaming. The built-in DVD player is a recurring reason for purchase, especially for households with DVD or CD collections that do not want extra equipment.
On the image side, reviews commonly point to decent results for the price, with some buyers noting that they needed to adjust color, contrast, and color balance for a more pleasing look. Alignment is another practical theme, where buyers found it helpful to set the projector consistently (and in some cases use additional placement support) to reduce keystone or blocky edges.
Design and connectivity: it is built for “press play” viewing
The standout feature here is the built-in DVD player alongside WiFi and Bluetooth. That combo is meant for situations where you want to project quickly from either discs or your phone. If you want to mirror content, the projector includes Airplay support plus screen mirroring, which helps when you do not want to manage cables.
For audio, the projector has dual stereo speakers with SRS support, and it also supports Bluetooth for pairing to an external speaker or soundbar. That matters because many living rooms or outdoor spaces benefit from stronger, more directional sound than the built-in speakers alone.
Image and performance: useful for casual movie nights, not for perfection
On paper, it supports native 1920 x 1080 resolution and a maximum image size up to 250 inches, with a stated brightness rating of 12000 lumens and contrast ratio of 8000:1. In real-world use, buyer comments suggest the experience is strong enough for casual entertainment, including outdoor movie setups and streaming from familiar apps.
However, consistent “great” results appear to depend on setup. Multiple reviews mention fine-tuning picture settings like color and contrast, and taking time to get the image lined up. If you buy this type of projector expecting a fully plug-and-play, no-adjustments experience every time, you may be disappointed.
Built-in DVD player: a real differentiator for the right buyer
If you already own DVDs (or CDs) and you want a projector that can play them directly, this is one of the main reasons people choose this model. The disc player supports common formats such as CD, DVD, and VCD/SVCD, with the important limitation that it does not support Blu-ray discs. For home entertainment libraries that are mostly DVD-based, that is usually the point.
Who this projector is best for
- DVD or CD collectors who want to project discs without buying a separate player.
- Casual movie watchers who value quick setup and flexible connectivity over ultra-accurate home theater visuals.
- Outdoor or multi-room users (basements, campers, temporary setups) who need a portable unit with built-in audio and multiple input options.
- People planning to use Bluetooth speakers to boost sound quality.
Who should avoid it
- Buyers who want “set it and forget it” picture quality. Some setup and tuning is likely, especially for best color and alignment.
- Anyone prioritizing the most vivid, cinema-grade image above all else. Review evidence suggests image quality is more “good for the price” than top-tier.
- Users expecting Blu-ray playback, since this model is for DVD and CD style media, not Blu-ray.
Pros and cons summary
- Buy it if you want: a portable projector with WiFi mirroring and Bluetooth audio, plus a built-in disc player to keep movie night simple.
- Skip it if you want: near-zero setup time and consistently “perfect” image calibration without adjustments.
Price and availability
This model’s value tends to appeal to shoppers comparing budget-friendly portable projectors, especially when the built-in DVD player is part of the decision. Check the current listing for the latest price and any bundle details, since pricing can vary over time.
Alternatives to consider (by use case)
- If DVD playback is not a must: consider a projector focused on streaming and simpler connectivity, which may reduce compromise on picture tuning.
- If audio matters most: pair any projector like this one with a reliable external speaker or soundbar via Bluetooth, since buyers repeatedly treat external audio as a way to improve the overall experience.
- If you want easier alignment: look for models with more robust mounting options or built-in adjustment features, and plan for a stable placement or tripod.
FAQ
Does this projector support WiFi screen mirroring and Airplay?
Yes. It includes WiFi and screen mirroring features, including Airplay support, for projecting content from compatible phones and devices.
Does it have a built-in DVD player?
Yes. It includes a built-in DVD player, so you can play supported discs without connecting a separate DVD player.
What maximum screen size can it project?
It supports an image size up to 250 inches.
Can it connect to Bluetooth speakers or soundbars?
Yes. It supports Bluetooth audio connections, and buyers report pairing easily with external speakers.
Is it true full HD (1080p) video?
It supports up to 1080p (1920 x 1080) resolution.
Do I need to adjust the picture settings?
Some buyers mention that picture settings like color and contrast may need adjustment to reach the best look, and alignment can take some time depending on where you place the projector.
Does it play Blu-ray discs?
No. It supports DVD and CD-style media formats, not Blu-ray discs.
Specifications
| Product Title | Full HD WiFi Bluetooth Projector Built in DVD Player, 12000LM 1080P Supported, Portable Mini DVD Projector for Outdoor Movies, 250" Home Theater, Compatible with iOS/Android/TV Stick/PS4/HDMI/USB/TF |
|---|---|
| Category | Electronics > Video Projectors |
| Brand | Dxyiitoo |
| Manufacturer | Dxyiitoo |
| Model Name | 201Star |
| Model Number | 201/201S |
| Color | white |
| Item Weight | 3 Pounds |
| Additional Features | Airplay, DLNA, Miracast, Screen Mirroring, Wi-Fi |
| Connectivity Technology | 3.5mm Jack, Bluetooth, HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi |
| Native Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 1920 x 1080p Pixels |
| Display Type | LCD LED |
| Form Factor | Portable |
| Mounting Type | Ceiling Mount/Tripod Mount/Table Mount/Wall Mount |
| Brightness | 12000 Lumen |
| Wattage | 54 watts |
| Controller Type | Button Control, Remote Control |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop, Smartphone, Tablet, Television, Gaming Console |
| Contrast Ratio | 8000:1 |
| Maximum Throw Distance | 5 Meters |
| Light Source Operating Life | 60000 Hours |
| Maximum Image Size | 250 Inches |
| Lamp Wattage | 54 Watts |
| Voltage | 12 Volts (DC) |
| Hardware Connectivity | 3.5mm Audio, Bluetooth 5, HDMI, USB, VGA |
| Control Method | Remote |
Available variants
Color
- white
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