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Set Up Your Own Outdoor Theater With a Groview C26 Projector

By Laura Tucker
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Movie theater prices are outrageous these days. And while it’s tempting to just stream blockbuster movies from your living room, they seem to lack the fun factor. If you get a Groview C26 Projector, you can watch movies in your backyard. But you’re not restricted to that, as you can move the setup inside in the rain or other bad weather. Buy now, and you can get the device for just $125.

You won’t need to worry about manual adjustments to the image. Within just a few seconds of starting up, autofocus and 6D/4P auto-keystone technology provide a clear rectangular image. The screen can be adjusted in any direction, no matter how the projector is placed.

Groview C26 Projector Specs Features

The Groview C26 Projector has 500 ANSI lumens and a 15000:1 contrast ratio, with a higher brightness and wider color gamut than its predecessor. The original image will be restored, thanks to 99% NTSC technology, without a loss in quality due to compression. Wi-Fi 6 is built-in to ensure smooth and stable transmission, with no lag or interruptions, which is great for gaming as well as watching movies.

A 12W Hi-Fi speaker is built in, with 360º surround sound, providing the shocking and loud sounds of a home theater, to make you fully immersed. Alternatively, you can use Bluetooth headphones, speakers, AirPods, etc., after connecting via an upgraded Bluetooth 5.2 chip. Connect easily to a variety of devices via the 2 USB ports, 2 HDMI ports, and the AV and audio ports. iOS, Android, laptops, TV stick, Switch, PS5, etc., are all supported.

Get a $70 Prime discount on this projector, then clip the 30% off Amazon coupon, for a final price of just $125.99.

Groview C26 Projector

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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