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By Laura Tucker
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If you regularly watch movies and/or binge your favorite TV shows on Netflix, you’ll love the Happrun YG491 Projector. It’s officially licensed to play Netflix, YouTube, and Amazon Prime Video content. Erase your frustrations with other projectors not playing your favorite movies and TV shows. You can watch them all here.

The projector includes Auto Focus/Auto Keystone functionality to provide clear images in just three seconds. It detects real-time movements to keep the projected image smooth. The image will be retained, day or night, with the 800ANSI lumen. This image can be adjusted manually, horizontally and vertically.

Happrun 4k Projector Dolby Audio Speaker

You’ll have clear sound and clear imagery from the Happrun YG491 Projector, thanks to a built-in speaker with certified Dolby Audio. It can double as a speaker as well. Boost the sound, as needed, to reach throughout your backyard. Watch on screens as large as 300 inches to bring that theater experience home.

This multi-function projector also allows you to surf the Internet. It has the latest 2.4G + 5G Wi-Fi technology, allowing you to connect to Netflix, YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, and more. With just one press of a button, you can access 10 million viewing options. Use Bluetooth 5.1 to connect to your iPhone, Android phone, and other mobile devices.

Clip the $200 Amazon coupon to bring the price down to just $199.99 on this Netflix-licensed projector.

Happrun YG491 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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