Acrojoy specializes in portable home theater projectors, offering 1080P and 4K-supported devices with WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity for immersive entertainment.
Acrojoy is a consumer electronics brand dedicated to home entertainment solutions, best known for its range of modern, portable video projectors. Combining minimalist design with functional technology, Acrojoy aims to bring the cinema experience into the home and outdoor environments.
Their product line features compact, user-friendly projectors such as the Sunspark and SK series. These devices typically offer native 1080P resolution, 5G WiFi screen mirroring for iOS and Android, and Bluetooth capability for external audio connections. Acrojoy projectors are designed for broad compatibility with smartphones, laptops, gaming consoles, and TV sticks, prioritizing ease of setup for family movie nights and outdoor events.
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Due to HDCP copyright restrictions, most projectors cannot mirror copyrighted streaming content directly from a smartphone. To watch these services, connect a TV stick (such as a Fire TV Stick, Roku, or Chromecast) to the projector's HDMI port.
For technical support, troubleshooting, or warranty concerns, the brand's user manuals direct customers to email support@projectorcs.com.
If there is no sound when using a TV stick, go to the Audio/Sound settings of your TV stick and ensure the audio output format is set to "PCM" or "Auto Detect." Dolby Digital sound is often not supported natively.
No, the Bluetooth function on Acrojoy projectors is typically for audio output only. You can connect the projector to external Bluetooth speakers or headphones, but you cannot beam video from a phone via Bluetooth.
First, adjust the focus ring and keystone correction knob on the projector until the image is rectangular and sharp. Additionally, ensure the projector is placed at an appropriate distance from the wall or screen, as listed in the user manual's projection distance chart.