Smart projector P62 Pro

For a backyard film night or a living-room movie without a separate streaming box, the P62 Pro combines built-in apps with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It is a portable projector with native 1080P resolution, 4K support and HDR10, so the distinction between supported 4K video and the picture it actually displays matters when comparing it with a native 4K model.

Set it on a table, let auto focus and keystone correction adjust the image, then choose a built-in app or connect a device through HDMI or USB. Would you rather avoid adding another streaming box to the setup? That is the main appeal here, alongside the option to send audio to Bluetooth headphones or a soundbar.

How to use it

The built-in app store, browser and My App provide ways to access streaming without an external player. Wi-Fi 6 supports AirPlay for iOS and Miracast for Android and Windows, while two HDMI ports and two USB ports give you other ways to connect devices. HDMI 1 supports CEC, HDMI 2 supports ARC and CEC. There is also a 3.5 mm audio output.

For a practical setup, place the projector on a table facing the screen and use auto focus, automatic keystone correction and screen alignment to help get the picture into shape. Smart obstacle avoidance is included, and the 50–100% zoom range offers some flexibility. It can also be mounted on a ceiling, tripod or wall. The product is described for outdoor use, but the supplied details do not state that it is weather-resistant, plan for a protected location rather than assuming it can handle rain or damp conditions.

Pros

The built-in apps make this a more self-contained choice than a basic projector that depends on a laptop or TV stick for streaming. For a family film night, that could mean setting it up, opening an app and avoiding extra boxes and cables. The two 10W speakers with Dolby audio and AI sound balancing offer onboard sound, while two-way Bluetooth 5.2 lets the projector connect to headphones or external Bluetooth speakers—or act as a Bluetooth speaker itself. HDMI ARC can also connect it to a soundbar or AV receiver.

It suits you if you want flexible connections and automatic picture adjustments in one portable unit. The trade-off is resolution: 4K-labelled video displays at the projector’s native 1080P, so buyers seeking a native 4K image should look at a different class of projector. The supplied information also says a carrying case is not included.

Spec sheet

• Type: Smart projector
• Model: P62 Pro
• Resolution: Native 1080P, supports 4K video and HDR10
• Brightness: 600 ANSI
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, two HDMI ports, two USB ports and 3.5 mm audio output
• Audio: Dual 10W speakers with Dolby audio
• Picture adjustments: Auto focus, auto keystone correction, screen alignment, obstacle avoidance and 50–100% zoom
• Mounting: Ceiling, table, tripod or wall

What I’d decide

Without having tried it, the clearest reason to choose the P62 Pro is convenience: built-in apps, several connection options and automatic setup features reduce the need to assemble a separate streaming and projection system. Its 600 ANSI brightness and native 1080P resolution are important limits to weigh if you want a brighter picture in a lit room or true native 4K detail, the listing offers High and Standard modes, but does not provide more detail on viewing conditions. Best avoided if native 4K is a requirement, or if you need a projector with a supplied carrying case. Before choosing it for outdoor use, make sure your setup can keep the projector sheltered, since weather protection is not specified.