Manufacturer of home entertainment electronics, best known for portable WiFi and Bluetooth projectors, soundbars, and audio accessories.
VILINICE is a consumer electronics brand dedicated to providing affordable home entertainment and audio solutions. The brand is best known for its lineup of portable video projectors that feature native 1080P resolution, high brightness, and wireless connectivity options like WiFi and Bluetooth for seamless screen mirroring. Beyond projection technology, VILINICE manufactures audio equipment, including home theater soundbars, bone conduction headphones, and Bluetooth earbuds. The company also offers family-oriented devices such as video baby monitors. VILINICE products are designed for versatility, suitable for both indoor home cinemas and outdoor viewing experiences.
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To mirror your screen, enable the "Miracast" or "Screen Mirroring" function on the projector. Connect your smartphone to the same WiFi network as the projector, find the projector ID in your phone's screen mirroring list, and select it to pair.
This is typically due to HDCP copyright restrictions or unsupported Dolby audio formats. To fix this, turn off Dolby Digital Sound in your device settings. Alternatively, use a TV Stick (Roku, Fire TV) connected via HDMI to stream these services.
Adjust the focus ring and keystone correction wheel on the unit manually. Ensure the projector is placed on a stable, flat surface and is within the recommended projection distance range relative to the screen size.
Yes, most VILINICE projectors support external audio via a 3.5mm Aux cable. Models with Bluetooth functionality also allow you to wirelessly pair with Bluetooth speakers or headphones found in the projector's settings menu.
Check the bottom of the projector for a mounting hole (often a standard tripod screw size). Once mounted, go to the projector's settings menu and change the projection mode to "Rear" or "Ceiling" to flip the image correctly.