We've spotted a great projector deal at Amazon – £55 down from £90 – so we just had to share it with you. Not only is this our best outdoor projector, but it's also great for inside use, and for bringing the cinema home during times when we can't go out. Of course, it can be used outdoors, just weather permitting. In fact, we definitely suggest buying this projector for a Halloween-themed movie night. The kids will love it, and you can use it year-round, afterwards. A great alternative to having a TV in a bedroom, especially as you can pop it away when it's not in use. This model is portable, too. Just imagine the summer movie nights you could have!
A member of the GardeningEtc team actually owns this projector, so they can vouch for the fact it's a good'un. All you need for the full experience is a plain wall and a Fire TV Stick. Plug in your projector, place it a suitable distance from your wall and connect your Fire TV Stick to it. Sorted! From here on you can use it to watch your favourite Netflix show, an Amazon Prime movie, or to stream Disney Plus for the little ones.
Now just £55.99, this deal is ending very soon. Don't miss out on this cheap price or you may have to wait until Black Friday to bag a cheap projector. You've been warned...
APEMAN Mini Video Projector | Was £89.99, now £55.99 at Amazon
This portable projector comes with a carry case included so you can store it with ease, and it's straightforward to use. With buttons on the actual machine and a handy remote, you can connect it to your laptop, smartphone or plug in a streaming stick. Two speakers are built-in – though you can connect your own – and its lamp is quiet so you can enjoy your favourite film with zero distractions. Also, it makes a great Christmas gift!View Deal
Don't have a plain wall to spare? Using this projector outside?
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