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It is difficult to declare a king among budget projectors, since one device appears under a thousand names. Perhaps the only brand that stands out is BlitzWolf, and they generally make good stuff. The recommendation below is not about their product, but about a noname, white label product. This gadget has appeared under all sorts of names, most of you might know it as Vivibright F20 Pro. However, this model is just an unbranded piece, but that doesn't mean anything.

BlitzWolf makes a million types of projectors, there are low-resolution, Full HD, smart, dumb, Chromecasts and everything else, and now you can buy a few of them at a very good price. We've rounded up the best deals, and they've typically never been so cheap. For example, the Full HD BW-VP40 projector, which is also capable of screen mirroring, is available for less than HUF 000.

The number of BlitzWolf projectors is already well over ten, which is extremely special, as it is slowly undermining even the big manufacturers in this field. Of course, almost all of them can be classified in the budget category, but it cannot be denied that they have a particularly good price/value ratio. The newly released BW-VP14 is also their cheapest native FHD projector to date, which is expected to be popular for this reason as well.

We recommended the Toprecis T7 projector before the football EC and the Olympics with the aim that it is worth buying, because it is a perfectly good projector for watching sports events, if you don't need it for anything else. Next in line is the AUN D60, which is a very similar device, the price is also quite low, and if we don't have high expectations, it can also give us a lot of pleasure.

BlitzWolf has already launched a million different projectors on the market, which is extremely nice because there is at least something to choose from. There are cheap ones, more expensive ones, very beginner machines and even professional ones. The newly released BW-VP13 is somewhere in the middle of the range, both in terms of price and quality. It's nice that it's blessed with a few smart functions, but the keystone correction is pretty standard.

Fengmi (also known as Formovie or Wemax) is a Chinese projector manufacturing company founded jointly by Xiaomi and Appotronics. So Fengmi itself is not a sub-brand of Xiaomi, but a subsidiary that also includes another well-known brand. The company does not skimp on its products, each one of them is top-quality technology, from the affordable to the very expensive category. Their cheapest product is the cube-shaped Dice, which can be ordered at a very good price from Banggood, so it can now be purchased for well under HUF 100.

Both laser technology and UST projectors are extremely expensive, which results in the fact that you cannot get a normal device in this category for less than six hundred thousand forints, so these projectors from China are not cheap either, only in the sense that the domestic supply is highly they beat Xiaomi, Fengmi and JMGO are the three leading Chinese manufacturers present in this segment, their laser projectors are theoretically very good, but they are not widely used, since the whole technology is still very expensive.

If we calculate correctly, the manufacturer has already launched its 15th projector, but this is a completely different gadget than the previous ones. The point and emphasis here is that they wanted to make an incredibly small projector. Its resolution is quite low, but its functions are very extensive, because it is also equipped with Android. Its size is unbelievably small and it is battery-powered, so you can really take it anywhere.

We already recommended the Toprecis T7 entry-level projector for the soccer European Championship, which many people bought, and the feedback came that it is not a bad product. It's obviously not state-of-the-art, it's not a big drop, you don't have to go to the movies with it, but you can watch the 720p M4 Sport stream perfectly. With roughly two weeks to go until the Olympics, it's time to invest in a projector so you can watch the games if you can't watch them live at the venue.