Best WiMiUS Projector 2026: From the $159 P60 to the $429 P62

Quick Answer: The WiMiUS P64 (about $359.99) is the best overall pick — native 1080p, 4K input support, 600 ANSI lumens, WiFi 6, and Bluetooth 5.2. Budget shoppers should look at the P60 (around $159.99) instead, which skips the extra connectivity but keeps the same 1080p core. Watch the brand’s own pricing closely, though: WiMiUS’s official store currently lists the simpler, 1080p-only P62 at $429.99 — $70 more than the more capable P64 — so the higher model number doesn’t track the better spec sheet here.

WiMiUS is one of the brands this site’s own best budget projector guide already name-checks alongside TMY as a common budget Amazon pick, but it’s never had its own dedicated roundup. We went through WiMiUS’s current official lineup model by model, including a pricing inversion on the brand’s own store that’s easy to miss if you’re comparing by model number alone. For the wider native-1080p field across brands, see our best 1080p projector guide.

WiMiUS’s lineup, by the numbers

• Seven current models, from $159.99 to $429.99. Per WiMiUS’s own official store, the lineup spans the P60/P61/P62/P63/P64 home and portable projectors, the S27 portable, and the Q2 pico/battery model — all built around a native-1080p LCD core rather than true native 4K.
• The P62 costs more than the P64 on WiMiUS’s own store, despite having fewer features. The P62 ($429.99) is a 1080p-only model; the P64 ($359.99) adds 4K input support and WiFi 6 on top of the same 600-ANSI-lumen brightness rating. Checking the resolution and feature list, not just the model number, matters here.
• The same “P64” model name has three different advertised brightness figures across active listings. We found 500, 600, and 1000 ANSI lumens all cited for a P64 projector across different retail pages during this research — WiMiUS’s own current store lists 600 ANSI, which is the figure we’d treat as authoritative.
• Amazon’s P62 listing was unavailable at research time, with an “P62 Pro” listed as the upgrade path instead. That’s a different SKU from the P62 still sold directly on WiMiUS’s own store — don’t assume “Pro” is simply a renamed restock of the same model.

Our top picks at a glance

1. WiMiUS P64 — Best Overall

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The P64 is the WiMiUS model to buy if you want the brand’s best all-around connectivity without stepping up to a different brand entirely. Don’t expect true native 4K detail — like most budget projectors in this price range, “4K support” means the panel accepts and downscales a 4K signal rather than displaying one natively. For the wider field of budget-friendly 4K-input projectors, see our best 4k projector under $1000 guide.

2. WiMiUS P60 — Best Budget

The P60 is the entry point if all you need is a native-1080p image for occasional movie nights and don’t care about 4K input or the newer WiFi standard. For context on how far 480 ANSI lumens gets you, see our projector lumens guide.

3. WiMiUS P63 — Best Portable

If brightness matters more than WiFi 6 or 4K input, the P63’s 650 ANSI lumens edges out even the flagship P64 on paper. For how that stacks up against other portable-category options across brands, see our best portable projector guide.

4. WiMiUS S27 — Best Stand/Mount Flexibility

The S27’s built-in adjustable stand solves a real setup problem — most budget projectors need a separate tripod or mount to angle onto a ceiling or elevated screen. See our best projector stand guide if you’d rather add that flexibility to a different model instead.

5. WiMiUS Q2 — Best Battery/Pico

The Q2 trades brightness and resolution for true cord-free portability — it’s the right pick for camping or an outdoor movie night, not a living-room replacement. See our best projector for camping guide for how it compares against other battery-powered options.

WiMiUS naming and pricing traps worth knowing before you buy

• A higher model number doesn’t mean a higher price or better spec sheet. The P62 currently lists higher than the P64 on WiMiUS’s own store despite lacking 4K input support and WiFi 6 — compare the actual feature list on each listing, not the model number.
• ANSI-lumen figures for the same model name vary across retail listings. We found the P64 advertised anywhere from 500 to 1000 ANSI lumens depending on the listing; trust WiMiUS’s own current store figure (600 ANSI) over a random third-party number.
• “Pro” variants can be a different SKU, not a restock. Amazon has listed a “P62 Pro” as an upgrade path when the base P62 was unavailable — treat it as a separate model to research, not an automatic substitute.
• Older K-series and G-series models (K1, K8, G1, G2) aren’t part of the current featured lineup on WiMiUS’s main site but still turn up on Amazon and the brand’s separate store subdomain. They carry different platforms (Android/Google TV) and higher claimed lumen counts than the P-series — confirm which family a listing actually belongs to before comparing specs.

The bottom line

For most buyers, the WiMiUS P64 (about $359.99) is the pick — native 1080p, 4K input support, WiFi 6, and the newest connectivity in the lineup. Tightening the budget, the P60 (around $159.99) gets you the same 1080p core without the extras. Just don’t assume the P62’s higher price or model number means a better projector — on WiMiUS’s own store, it’s currently the more expensive option with fewer features than the P64. For the full picture across every budget-projector brand, see our best budget projector guide, and for the complete lineup across every projector type, our best home theater projector pillar guide.