Introduction
Thank you for choosing the XIWBSY X08 Google TV Projector. This manual provides essential information for setting up, operating, and maintaining your projector to ensure optimal performance and longevity. Please read it thoroughly before use and keep it for future reference.
The XIWBSY X08 is a flagship home theater projector featuring 4000 ANSI brightness, a sealed optical engine, and integrated Google TV with Google Assistant voice control. It offers a clear, bright, and immersive viewing experience for various entertainment needs.
Important Safety Instructions
Please read this manual thoroughly before using and keep it for future reference. If physical injury, loss of data, or damage is caused by failure to follow instructions, the warranty does not apply.
Set Up
- Do not install the projector in places without proper ventilation.
- Do not install the projector in hot and humid places.
- Do not install the projector in dusty or smoky places.
- Do not block the ventilation holes (intake or exhaust).
- Do not install the projector near temperature and smoke detectors, as it may cause sensor failure.
- Do not install the projector in areas where warm and cool air will blow directly onto the projector, otherwise it may cause projector failure due to moisture condensation or large temperature changes.
Power Supply
- Power off the device before removing the power supply from the socket.
- Use the power cord with caution to avoid unduly bending it. Damaged power cords may cause electric shock or fire.
- Unplug this device if there are lightning storms or when unused for a long period of time.
- Never touch the power cable or the power connection with wet hands.
- Unplug the power cord from the outlet after using the projector.
Repairs
- Never make any repairs to the projector yourself.
- No components in the projector can be repaired by customers.
- Please entrust qualified professional maintenance personnel for repair.
Caution
- Do not look at the lens directly, as it may cause severe eye injury.
- During and after use, the temperature near the air outlet will rise; touching it may cause burns.
- Do not place the projector in too warm or too cold a room, as high or low temperatures will shorten the lifespan of the device. The ideal working temperature is 5°C-35°C.
Packing List
Ensure all items are present in the package:
- Projector ×1
- Lens Cap ×1
- Remote Control ×1
- Power Cord ×1
- HDMI Cable ×1
- User Manual ×1
- Packing Box ×1

Image: The projector and its accessories, including the remote control, HDMI cable, power cord, and user manual.
Product Overview
Front View

Image: Front view of the projector, highlighting the lens and IR receiver.
- Lens cap
- Camera
- IR receiver
- IR receiver
Rear View (Ports)

Image: Rear view of the projector, detailing the input/output ports.
- AV interface
- 3.5mm port for audio output
- HDMI
- USB port
- WAN
- Speaker
- Power interface
Remote Control
The remote control allows you to navigate the projector's interface and control playback. For some apps or websites, you may need to switch to mouse cursor input action.

Image: The remote control with clearly labeled buttons for various functions.
- Power Switch
- Direction Button
- Confirm Button
- Menu Button
- Volume+
- Volume-
- Signal Source
- Home Button
- Back Button
- Mouse
- Lens Forward
- Lens Backward
- Mute
Setup
Projector Placement
The projector can be placed on a table or mounted on the ceiling. Ensure proper ventilation and maintain a gap of at least 30 cm from walls. If ceiling mounting, ensure the projector is not higher than the upper edge of the screen to avoid image distortion.
Ceiling Installation:
- Purchase a universal projector ceiling mount.
- Remove the four rubber pads on the bottom of the projector to reveal screw holes.
- Use M4*10mm screws to install the ceiling mount.
Power On
- Plug the power cord into an outlet.
- Remove the lens cap.
- Press the power button on the projector or remote control to turn it on.
Projection Distance & Size
The recommended projection screen is around 100 inches with a projection distance of approximately 9.2 ft (2.81m). Ambient darkness will improve the clarity of the projected images.

Image: Diagram illustrating optimal projection distances for different screen sizes (e.g., 80", 100", 120", 150").
| Distance | Screen Size (inches) |
|---|---|
| 4.55ft (1.39m) | 50 |
| 7.37ft (2.25m) | 80 |
| 9.2ft (2.81m) | 100 |
| 11.07ft (3.38m) | 120 |
| 13.82ft (4.22m) | 150 |
| 18.4ft (5.63m) | 200 |
Adjusting the Projected Image (Autofocus)
After adjusting the size and distance, if the image is unclear, press the remote control F+/F- to adjust until a clear image is obtained.

Image: Illustration of TOF seamless focusing, automatic 6D keystone correction, automatic obstacle avoidance, automatic screen alignment, and eye-friendly viewing.
Auto Obstacle Avoidance
- Use the remote control or projector's direction buttons to navigate to the settings icon and press OK.
- Select the projection method icon, press OK, then choose "Automatic obstacle avoidance" in the "Projection" column. The projector will automatically avoid obstacles after refocusing (the display screen will shrink).
Auto Access Screen
- Navigate to the settings icon and press OK.
- Select the projection method icon, press OK, then choose "Auto access screen" in the "Projection" bar. Select "START". The screen size will adjust to fit the screen.
Attention: When using auto access screen, ensure all corners of the screen are within the projection area. After zoom setting, Auto Trapezoid will be turned off.
Four-point Keystone Correction
If the projected image is not rectangular, use four-point keystone correction.
- Enter the setting interface via remote or projector buttons.
- Select projected image settings, press OK, then turn off "Auto Trapezoid" to enter manual adjustment mode.
- Select "Point Trapezoid" and press OK. Use direction buttons to adjust the image. After adjusting a point, press OK to move to the next corner.
- After adjusting all four points, press the return key to save.
Operating
Input Source

Image: Labeled diagram of the projector's input/output interfaces.
A. HDMI Mode
- Connect your device to the projector with an HDMI cable.
- Press and hold the Source button on the projector or remote to enter the input source interface and select HDMI.
- Select the corresponding HDMI input (HDMI1 or HDMI2), press OK to enter, then press the return key to exit.
B. AV Mode
- Connect your device to the projector with an AV cable.
- Press and hold the Source button on the projector or remote to enter the input source interface.
- Select AV, press OK to enter, then press Return to exit.
C. USB Mode
- Connect a USB disk to the projector. The USB disk will appear highlighted on the main interface.
- Select the corresponding Movie, Music, Picture, or Office Suite module for the file type, and press OK to enter the file.
WiFi Settings

Image: The projector showcasing seamless streaming and connectivity with Wi-Fi 6.
- Use the remote control or projector button to enter the setting interface.
- Find "NETWORK" in the settings, press OK to enter WiFi settings. Press OK again to turn on WiFi.
- Select your desired WiFi network, press OK to bring up the virtual keyboard. Enter the password using the remote control, place the cursor on [Finish], and press OK to complete.
Screen Mirroring
For iOS Devices (Streaming using WiFi)
Note: This enables screen mirroring over WiFi, not iOS device data.
- Connect the projector to WiFi and ensure your iPhone is connected to the same WiFi network.
- On the projector's main menu, use the remote to select the settings icon and then the WiFi option.
- Select the WiFi network, enter the password (using a mouse for input is more convenient), and connect.
- On your iOS device, slide up to access the options interface, tap the Screen Mirroring icon, select the projector name (e.g., Eshare-xxxx), and tap Connect.

Image: An iPhone screen showing the Screen Mirroring option and available devices.
For Android Devices (Streaming with WiFi)
- Connect the projector to WiFi. On the projector's main menu, select the Eshare icon and press OK.
- Follow the prompts to scan the Eshare QR code with your mobile device, download the Eshare app, and use its mirroring function.
Note: The mobile device and the projector should be connected to the same WiFi network.

Image: An Android device screen showing the Eshare app interface with a QR code for download.
For MacBook Devices
- Connect the projector to WiFi. Open your MacBook's network settings and ensure both devices are on the same WiFi.
- Open settings, find the Airplay option, and search for the projector.
- Select the projector (e.g., EShare-xxxx) and connect.
- Once the projector and device content are consistent, screen mirroring is successful.

Image: A MacBook screen showing AirPlay settings and a mirrored display on the projector.
For Windows PC (Wireless Miracast support Windows 7/8/10)
- Connect the projector to WiFi. Ensure both PC and projector are on the same WiFi.
- Enter
http://h.eshare.appin your PC browser and download the Eshare for Windows app. - After installation, open the EShare app, select one-click screen sharing.
Bluetooth Mode
The projector can connect to external speakers or a smartphone/tablet for music streaming. In Bluetooth mode, the projector can act as a Bluetooth speaker.

Image: The projector's Bluetooth interface showing a speaker connected.
To connect to external speakers:
- Enter the projector's settings interface.
- Find Bluetooth settings, press OK, and select "Add accessory". A list of Bluetooth devices will appear.
- Select the Bluetooth speaker from the list, then press OK to pair.
- After successful connection, it will show as connected.
To connect to a phone via Bluetooth:
- Navigate to "APPS" on the projector's main interface.
- Move the cursor down to the Bluetooth icon under "My apps" and press OK to enter the Bluetooth connection interface.
- Turn on Bluetooth on your mobile phone, find the projector's Bluetooth name ("Projector"), and tap to pair.
How to Download Apps

Image: The projector's main menu displaying various streaming applications and the App Store icon.
- Find the "APPS" icon on the projector's main menu. Use direction keys to move the cursor to the "APP Store" icon and press OK.
- Click the search icon to find and download the app you need.
Troubleshooting
Q1. Blurry Image
- Make sure the projection distance is farther than the minimum projection distance of 1.3 m.
- Adjust the focus ring.
Q2. The projector image shows no signal
- Please make sure all cables are connected properly and stably.
- Check whether the projector input source mode has been selected as the corresponding format.
- For example: if connected via HDMI, the HDMI input channel must be selected.
Q3. Remote Unresponsive
- Make sure the remote points directly at the IR receiver.
- Do not cover the IR receiver.
- Try a new pair of AAA batteries.
Q4. The projector stops automatically after a period of time
- Check if the projector's air inlet and outlet are blocked by other objects.
- Please pay attention to whether the local mains voltage is too low or too high or fluctuates too much.
Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Display Technology | LCD |
| Light Source | LED |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9/4:3/Auto |
| Focus | Manual (TOF Auto Focus) |
| Keystone Correction | ±30° (Auto Correction) |
| Projective Mode | Throwing, Ceiling, Back Projection |
| Speaker | Dual 15W Speakers |
| Power Supply | AC100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Unit Dimension | 246*207*169 mm |
| Net Weight | 3.5 kg |
| Photo Format Supported | JPG/JPEG/PNG/BMP |
| Audio Format Supported | MP3/AAC/FLAC/OGG/WAV/WMA/MID/DTS/M4A |
| Video Format Supported | 3GP/AVI/FLV/MP4/MPG/VOB/TS/M2TS/RMVB/MKV (4K/8K Decoding Supported) |
| Interface | HDMI ×1 / USB 2.0 ×1 / 3.5mm Audio Out ×1 |
| System | Android 14.0 (with Google TV Stick) |
| Voice Control | Google Assistant Supported |
| Storage | 2GB RAM + 32GB ROM |
| ANSI Brightness | 4000 ANSI |
| Brightness | 52000 Lumens |
| Native Resolution | 1920 × 1080P |
| WiFi | WiFi 6 / Dual-band 2.4G + 5G |
| Bluetooth | Bluetooth 5.4 |
| Projection Size | 45–300 inches |
| Projection Distance | 1.5–6.5m |
| Lamp Life | >60,000 Hours |
| Certification | CE, FCC, RoHS, UL, WEEE |
User Tips
- Seamless Google TV Integration: The integrated Google TV dongle provides a superior software experience, making it easy to access streaming apps like Netflix, YouTube, and Prime Video without needing to cast or connect a laptop.
- Excellent Brightness: The projector performs well even in brightly lit rooms, though optimal viewing is achieved with low or no lighting.
- Audio Quality: The built-in dual 15W speakers offer good and loud sound. For an enhanced experience, connect external Bluetooth speakers. Note that Bluetooth audio for external devices connected via HDMI might default to the projector's internal speakers.
- Autofocus and Keystone Correction: The automatic autofocus and keystone correction features work excellently, simplifying setup and ensuring a clear, properly aligned image.
- Storage: The upgraded 32GB ROM provides ample space for apps, games, and movies.
- 4K Playback: While the native resolution is 1080P, it supports 4K/8K decoding. Some users report smooth 4K playback, while others note occasional pixelation or less smooth performance with 4K videos.
- App Installation: The Play Store allows for easy installation of various apps. For playing movies from a USB drive, you might need to install additional components as it may not be natively supported.
- System Stability: Some users have reported occasional system crashes. Ensure the projector has adequate ventilation to prevent overheating, which can contribute to instability.
Warranty & Support
Warranty Policy
The XIWBSY X08 Projector comes with a 1-year warranty. This includes free spare parts and lifetime free technical support.
Contact Support
For any technical assistance or warranty claims, please contact XIWBSY Official Store customer service.