Football fans race to buy £57 mini projector for supersized matches – and it's £28 for a limited time
IF you're a footie fan looking for a way to level up your match nights, this is the perfect deal for you.
For a limited time, you can snap up the Yoton Mini Projector, originally priced at £56.99, on sale for just £27.94.
Amazon is always a go-to spot for grabbing affordable tech, and this mini projector is no exception.
Right now, it's sitting pretty at number two on Amazon's best-selling projectors list, and it's easy to see why.
The Yoton Mini Projector is currently on sale for just £27.94, down from its usual £56.99 price tag.
While it's already marked down to £42.99, you can knock off even more thanks to a generous 35% coupon.
But don't let the grass grow, this deal disappears after June 18th, so time's ticking if you want to bag it at this price.
With over 1,000 units sold in the past month, it's clear that shoppers are loving this little gadget.
It's hardly surprising, though, with summer here, the long days and warm evenings have everyone looking for ways to make the most of the season.
If you're a footie fan, this mini projector is a perfect way to enjoy the FIFA Club World Cup with your mates.
For those keen to watch matches, we've covered the Club World Cup fixtures and results, so you'll know when to set up the big screen.
I haven't tried this model myself, but it boasts everything I'd want in a portable projector, and the specs are impressive for the price.
It supports Full HD 1080P and offers 14,000 lumens brightness, giving you a crisp and colourful picture whether you're binge-watching your favourite series or catching live matches.
Its compact size, weighing just 420g, makes it easy to toss in your bag and take anywhere, whether it's a campervan trip or a sleepover.
For iPhone users, it's plug-and-play with a direct wired connection, so there's no faffing about with dongles.
Android users aren't left out either, with HDMI compatibility for laptops or other devices.
The projector also features a throw range of up to 120 inches, adjustable zoom, and keystone correction, so you can set it up perfectly no matter your space.
That's perfect for supersizing match night, so you don't miss any of the action.
While Yoton isn't a household name, its solid 4.2 out of 5-star rating and glowing reviews speak volumes.
One shopper called the picture 'clear and colourful,' adding, 'We have used it to watch films and football mainly, and it is great. Would definitely recommend.'
Another said, 'I use the projector to enlarge my FireStick for sports and football.'
A third shared, 'I had a blank wall in my flat and this was the perfect purchase.
'The quality of this is amazing for the price, the image can be made clearer by the switches on the side and can also be made bigger or smaller too.'
If a smart TV is more your speed, I've rounded up the best cheap 4K TV deals to make sure you don't break the bank while upgrading your setup.
There's also a free tech bundle worth £410 up for grabs with the latest Honor smartphone, making it a great time to upgrade your handset too.
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