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Entertain Outdoors with a HAPPRUN Portable Projector

By Laura Tucker
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If you like to get together with your friends to watch TV shows and movies but don’t want to spend your summer sitting inside, consider an outdoor projector. You can get the HAPPRUN Portable Projector on Amazon Prime Day for less than $52!

This high-quality projector provides a 1920 x 1080 native resolution, allowing you to watch Full HD movies and TV shows with sharper, brighter, richer images – even at night. It has excellent brightness with a 10000:1 high dynamic contrast ratio.

Watch all your favorite entertainment with surround sound effects on the HAPPRUN Portable Projector, just like you would experience in a theater. Connect wirelessly to headphones, speakers, soundbar, etc., through Bluetooth for a crisper sound. Alternatively, listen on your own with the built-in Hi-Fi stereo speakers.

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A plug-and-play wired connection from your smartphone to the projector will provide the most stable connection. Additionally, it could be difficult to find Wi-Fi when you’re hosting a party outdoors or traveling.

The projector will work in your smaller bedroom as well. The projection size is anywhere between 40 and 200 inches, from a 6.8 to 16.4 feet distance. Desktop, overhead ceiling, tripod placement is supported as well. There is a 15º Keystone correction allowance, as well as 50% zoom.

While a 200” television could be out of your price range, the HAPPRUN Portable Projector is compatible with Fire TV Sticks, Roku, DVDs, PCs, USB flash drives, iPhones, iPads, Android, PlayStations, headphones, external speakers, etc.

The projector has already been reduced in price by 36%. On Prime Day, you can take an additional $18 off to pay just $51.99. The projector ships with an AV cable, HDMI cable, remote, and user manual.

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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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