I bought the Cofendy Mini Projector because I was tired of squinting at my laptop every movie night and wanted something small, cute, and affordable that could give me that cozy “home-cinema” vibe. And while it did deliver a few surprisingly good moments… it also tested my patience more than I expected.

What Is the Cofendy Mini Projector?
The Cofendy Mini Projector is a small, portable budget projector designed for casual at-home viewing. It typically comes with basic HDMI/USB compatibility, built-in speakers, and claims to work for movies, gaming, or presentations, with an advertised “HD-capable” output. It’s mainly marketed as a compact, beginner-friendly projector under the low-budget category.
Why I Tried It
I wanted something lightweight I could set up quickly in my bedroom, especially for nights when I just wanted ambient visuals or to watch shows on a bigger screen without committing to an expensive projector setup. Honestly, the affordability played a big part too.
My Experience Using It
When it arrived, the first thing I loved was the size… it was genuinely tiny and aesthetic, almost like a décor piece. Setting it up took less than five minutes. HDMI in, power on, and it booted quickly. My first test was Netflix (mirrored through my laptop), and the picture looked decent as long as I kept the room fully dark.

But the more I used it, the more the little frustrations began to add up.
- The brightness struggles unless the room is pitch black. Even a bedside lamp made the image look washed out.
- Focusing it took effort, as every tiny adjustment changed something else, and I kept shifting between slightly blurry and slightly less blurry.
- The built-in speaker is serviceable, but I had to connect a Bluetooth speaker for the audio to feel full.

That said, there were a few things I genuinely did enjoy. It’s incredibly portable, it worked surprisingly well for cozy ambient visuals (like fireplace videos or ambient TikTok loops), and once everything was optimized, movie nights actually felt fun and “cinematic-lite.”
Still… it’s not a performance projector. It’s more of a vibe creator than a sharp HD viewing experience.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Extremely portable
- Easy to set up
- Inexpensive
- Good for ambient light visuals
- Works fine for casual viewing
Cons
- Needs a completely dark room
- Image sharpness is limited
- Fan noise noticeable
- The built-in speaker is weak
- Not ideal for gaming or presentations
How to Use
- Set it up in total darkness
- Place it 6–8 feet away from the wall
- Use an external speaker
- Keep it on a stable flat surface
- Mirror your laptop or plug in a streaming stick for best results
Build & Feel
Lightweight, matte plastic body, no odd chemical smell, and the buttons feel like standard budget electronics… not premium, but not flimsy either.
Product Claims vs. Reality
- Claim: “HD projection”. Reality: It’s closer to 480p–720p depending on the source and lighting.
- Claim: Good even in moderate lighting. Reality: Only works well in total darkness.
- Claim: Easy setup. Reality: True. Setup is quick, but fine-tuning the image is finicky.
- Claim: Great for movies and gaming. Reality: Movies are fine; gaming is not ideal due to slight lag.
Is It a Scam?
No. It’s a real mini projector, but expectations must be realistic… it’s a budget novelty device, not a home-theatre machine.
Feature Breakdown
- Resolution: Advertised as HD-compatible, actual output closer to basic SD–720p.
- Brightness: Low; needs a dark room.
- Speakers: Functional but flat.
- Ports: Usually HDMI/USB/AV.
- Portability: Excellent.
- Noise Level: Fan noise noticeable but tolerable.
Alternatives to Consider
- AuKing Mini Projector
- Vankyo Leisure 3
- Yaber V2 Mini Projector
- Kodak Luma 150
Conclusion — Would I Recommend It?
If you want something super affordable for cozy movie nights, kids’ rooms, or casual ambient vibes, the Cofendy Mini Projector delivers enough to make the experience enjoyable. But if you care about brightness, image sharpness, or sound quality, it’s probably not going to satisfy you. It’s cute and fun, but not powerful.
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