Missyou 3DHologramFan MS50D2 19.7 Inch, LED Holographic Projector with WiFi Bluetooth Remote, 528 Highlight LEDs, 1500+ Videos, for Store Display Events Exhibition Wall Mount

I ordered this to draw attention to my Shope space at Swap Meets and other venues. The Good and the bad of this product, as I see them. I always give 1 star if the package arrives damage-free and in working order. The second star is whether I received what I ordered. You wouldn't believe how many times I've ordered one thing and gotten something completely different - more times than I want to count. This review starts with two stars, and here we go. First, I would like to explain the Bad items and how this product still warranted a 5-star rating. The documents suggest adding a .mov file to the SD card for stunning video. However, this is only true if you have all the correct settings for recording the .mov image. In reality, it takes much more than just adding the files to the SD card. Creating your designs takes time, and rendering the file in the proper resolution, pixel rate, and format requires patience and time. I do not have the time to dedicate to this. If you have the time and resources to learn new software and invest in a good Video creation tool, this is one of the best #D video fans I have found. That's all the negative I have about this product, and now you can see why I gave it five stars. Now, let's talk about the GOOD! The display quality of the 3D fan is truly exceptional, surpassing even the most detailed 8K TV or an IMAX movie screen. It exceeded all my expectations, delivering a level of crispness and lifelikeness that I never knew was possible in a video. This is why I awarded the third star, and I could continue to praise the video quality for days, but let's move on. The next star is for the preloaded content, a small sample of videos that you can access from the seller's file share. After purchasing the product, send an email with your order information to the seller to gain access to this content. Next Star is due to the company's reps having an adequate response time, although it could be improved constantly. However, it's not as bad as the response times of other companies. This responsive customer support provides a sense of reassurance and support, making your experience with the product even more enjoyable. The Next Star was given to the volume of content alone. The File share is divided into over 30 categories, with each category containing multiple video files associated with the folder Topic Name. With categories like Beverages, Halloween, Plants, and Robots, you will find something for your interest in the company's file share folder. As we move on to the next star, we consider the Directions, Help, and Organization of content, as well as the support provided for the product. The Startup guide and directions were written, unlike some of the documents I have received from Chinese manufacturers that look like documentation was written by a translator who used an older version of Google Translate and a how-to speak English workbook, which never gets anything correct. The instructions allow for smooth first-time use. If you are keeping track, this is 7 STARS!!! I know I can give more stars, and you might argue I didn't take off stars for my negative findings, but I still will scream it from the rafters that "I LOVE THIS FAN"!!! Even if you deduct two stars from my review due to the negative findings, it's still a five-star product. Customer service is also more responsive than many other sellers in the Amazon realm. I hope you have found this review helpful, and I hope it helps you make your decision easier.

Although I had some issues trying to get downloads working, Delin Hou from MissYou technical support has been tremendously helpful in working out the issues we had. I saw some reviews stating the technical support was bad which is not true from what I experienced so far. I hope people will truly give them the opportunity to help you with any issues you may have. I think you will be pleasantly surprised.

Need a stand or make one. I 3D printed a stand for it. Looks great,

First of all, yes, you need an app outside the app store to run this. It is a security risk you need to decide on and somewhat counterintuitive. I ran this on a device I was comfortable with. It took me less than ten minutes to see and the picture was initially great, far beyond expectations. The problem is this. I see many people trying out the device on the floor. This is a bad idea. The base (called an "immobilizer" in the instructions) is not an immobilizer. I was planning to just set my device up in a utility area since my Tripod (ordered separately) won't be here for a few days. What happened is that the unit begins jumping around from the force of the fan blade if not secured on a very sturdy tripod. It started moving towards the wall. I could tell it was going to collide so I reached quickly from beneath but as you cannot SEE the fan blade, not touching it is actually difficult when it starts moving under its own force. I touched it to stop it JUST AS it propelled itself into the wall. Several lights started blinking red as it stopped. (It also cut my hand but I can take responsibility for that. The problem is it was going to collide with the wall if I didn't do anything!) Now, there is a ring of dead pixels in the middle middle, breaking up what was a good image! So for my review: 1. Initial picture was excellent. 2. I knew it isn't safe to touch and should eventually be in a Tripod or mount and case. I just wanted to configure it on a table before my tripod arrived! 3. The app and file management took a little thinking but I had my own videos working in under ten minutes. 4. The problem is that all the advertising and reviews make it look like this is something safe to leave on its back for a few minutes while configuring and the instructions describe an immobilizer base THAT DOESN'T STOP THE UNIT from moving under its power and colliding with walls, objects, and hands. And once your unit is damaged this way, you can't return it easily, your beautiful and bright pictures display badly, and the learning you did to customize the device is pointless. The image quality is beyond anything I'd hoped for. I wish I'd taken a picture of what it looked like when it first powered on. The learning process isn't bad. But handling this as a new user without damaging it is something I don't think you are prepared for. I thought I was. It is very hard not to touch something you can't see. It is very hard to react the smartest and most sensible way when you see it propelling itself quickly into a wall. I can't recommend based on this unfortunate experience. If you really want this, I'd say to not even plug it in just to configure or test without a sturdy tripod attached. If the manufacturer read this, PLEASE consider adjusting the design so that the immobilizer is heavier and actually IMMOBILIZES. It isn't that my unfortunate experience wasn't due to some lack of planning on my part. But I didn't do anything I thought was unusual and things started happening faster than I could predict as a new user and with permanent loss of full functionality in less time than it took me to upload my first video. I would consider getting another device from another manufacturer like this now that I have a sense of it. It's just that you can't really anticipate what this will do or how fast in time to safeguard against permanent damage. It's a mix of how unpredictable this is, how little warning you have of what the problems can be, and that a single collision of the blades permanently degrades picture. If it were sturdier, less unpredictable, or easier to plan how to use, I would probably give this 5 stars. The initial image took my breath away and it was exciting for the few seconds I got to see my own video. They probably shouldn't even offer this without a basic tripod given how likely damage is without one. As an aside, it definitely looks to me like any bad pictures you see from this are the result of blade collisions killing pixels. Maybe people don't want to admit they had one. I'm going to take the opposite approach and say that, yes, I had one but that it's not even something a technically savvy person could anticipate or stop if they never handled a fan that spins so fast it's invisible (you won't be TRYING to touch it) and that moves around under its own power unless very secured. I wish I could review an intact unit knowing what I know and taking precautions. I rarely get upset about something enough to give 1 star reviews and I'm giving one here because it's so close to being amazing that having it become flawed so quickly makes me more disappointed than if it had been consistently mediocre. If it were "just okay" and stayed that way, I'd give 3 stars. Because it was close to being a 5 star review just minutes out of the box and is now permanently flawed, that's what causes me to give a 1 star review. I had something that was better than I thought I was buying, got excited, and lost that thing when it propelled itself at the wall! So my feelings are that they gave me something great and then took it away with poor design choices and instructions, which is worse than if it had come out of the box looking like it does now. I wouldn't even know to expect better if it wasn't so much better before the collision.

It has taken me two days to solve the problem of using other files with the fan. I want to cover a couple bases quickly, then I'll describe the problem I was having and the solution. 1. It worked fine out of the box. Stick it on the wall, plug it in, hit "on" on the remote (after removing the plastic battery tab) and voila! It starts displaying images. 2. After downloading the app to your phone, turn the fan on, then go to your phone wi-fi settings. You'll see a new network created by the fan. Join it. Now start the app, you should see the names of the files that are preloaded on the fan and you can you jump between them at will. You will also see a + button in the lower right corner. You can select that, then select "from mobile" which will allow you to select pics and vids from your phone's photo file, convert them, then display them on the fan. NOW, this is all well and good but I have seen some REALLY neat images on these things and was anxious to get some. I wrote the manufacturer through Amazon and they sent me a couple of google drive links that take you to ten or so zip files to download. Unzipped, these files contain a library of 700 images. I installed the converter app on my PC (it is located on the microSD card in your fan). Starting the program gave me a screen like the one below. I would use "file" to navigate to where I had unzipped the files from Missyou, and would select an interesting sounding image. There's a whole series of Dragon and Phoenix that is super cool. Selecting the file, nothing would happen. If I then clicked on "export", thinking maybe that's what starts the conversion process, the app would just shut down completely. The solution: Many, perhaps most of these files from the Google drive include Chinese characters in their names, both file and folder. The "Dragon and Phoenix" folder was actually "Dragon and Phoenix PLUSE some Chinese characters." Likewise the individual files in the folder would contain both English names and Chinese characters in their names. The GUI of the converter program can see that and will let you select it, but the .dll files in the program CANNOT recognize the Chinese characters and the program shuts down. RENAME ANYTHING that has Chinese characters in the name so that it no longer has Chinese characters. This includes folders, subfolders, and files. Once those characters are no longer part of the names the converter works just fine. Use "file" to select what you want to convert, use "export" to begin the conversion. Once your .MOV and .MP4 files are converted to .bin you can transfer the .bin files to the MicroSD card, replace it in your fan, start it all up and your new files will play just fine! Let me say again, it is not enough to rename only the files. If the file is in a folder that has Chinese characters in ITS name, the converter still won't work.

I purchased two of these fans thinking to hang them on a bare wall to bring some interest into an otherwise bland space. Once I received the fans the unboxing and initial setup was pretty simple. They come with a TF card preloaded with files that create holographic images of a dragon, butterfly, jellyfish, camera,etc. As they are from the factory the various images on the TF card are displayed one after the other. However, I did not purchase the two fans just to have a series of preloaded images be displayed overt and over. I wanted to be able to take my own images and have then displayed as a hologram. The instructions for converting an image into a file format which the fan can read and turn into a hologram are a joke. Partially in Chinese, the instructions are a jumble of confusion. I have a university degree, my brother has a Ph.D. and together we cannot determine the steps necessary to make the fans work as intended. Communication with the company in China gets a link to videos, again in Chinese, which must skip or omit critical steps because the image I have after following the instructions will not play as a hologram on the fan. I have spent at least 30 hours trying to get some use out of these fans but as of this review they are simply collecting dust on a closet shelf. My advice is unless you are extremely familiar with the file formats used by the fans, don't waste your time or money. You really do not need yet another useless product collecting dust on a closet shelf. And if you just have to have one, send postage and I'll give you one or both of mine. Love the idea of the hologram fans but hate the impossibility of executing it!

5.0 out of 5 stars: Spinning Holograms That Steal the Show (Even from a Three-Dimensional Carp!) As a singer-songwriter performing under the name The Reverend TJ, I’m a one-man tropical rock show, channeling Jimmy Buffett vibes without a band to back me up. My mission? Pry people’s faces out of their phones and get their eyes on me while I strum and sing about margaritas and Key West sunsets. My trusty pop-up banner was doing okay, but I needed a stage gimmick with some pizzazz. Enter the 3D holographic fan, my new best friend and the ultimate attention-grabber in crowded bars. Setup and Wow Factor: Let me tell you, this fan is like a Parrothead’s fever dream. Setup was a breeze—plug it in, download the app, and boom, I was uploading my own pictures and videos faster than you can say “Cheeseburger in Paradise.” I loaded it with vibrant Key West beach scenes, palm trees swaying, and even some custom graphics with my logo and social media handles (@TheReverendTJ, follow me!). The result? A mesmerizing 3D hologram spinning in the air that screams, “Look at me!” I’ve never had so many bar patrons ignore their beer and their phones to gawk at my stage setup. It’s like I’m hypnotizing them with a digital conch shell. Customization for the Win: What makes this fan a game-changer is how I can tailor it for every gig. Playing a tiki bar in Miami? I upload pics of flamingos and my Spotify link. Headlining a dive in the Keys? I toss in some manatee clips and my latest single’s album art. I even sneak in venue-specific branding to make the bar owners love me (free drinks, anyone?). Between sets, this thing doubles as a conversation starter—people can’t stop asking, “How’d you get that floating margarita up there?” It’s marketing, branding, and performance art rolled into one shiny, spinning package. The Quirky Drawbacks: Okay, it’s not all smooth sailing. The fan comes preloaded with a few images that are… let’s say, eclectic. There’s a 3D carp (yes, a fish), a Coca-Cola can, and a Merry Christmas wreath that I can’t delete, no matter how hard I try. Picture me crooning about island life while a random carp floats above my head—talk about a vibe-killer! But here’s the workaround: keep the app open on your phone, skip those images when they cycle through, and you’re back to tropical paradise. It’s a minor hiccup, like finding a seagull in your nachos—annoying but manageable. Final Verdict: This 3D holographic fan is a tropical rock performer’s dream. It’s easy to use, endlessly customizable, and turns heads faster than a free taco truck. My audiences are more engaged, my branding’s on point, and I’m pretty sure I’ve convinced at least one barfly to stream my music on Spotify. If you’re a performer looking to up your stage game, this fan is worth every penny—just watch out for that pesky carp. Five stars for making me the coolest act in the tiki bar circuit! Disclaimer: No fish were harmed in the making of this hologram, but my pride took a hit when that Christmas wreath popped up mid-set in July.

I was amazed by how easy it was to set up. Downloading pictures and graphics was so easy (iPhones). The quality of the images when you turn it on was surprising, clear and no lines or rotating lines. Brightness was easy to adjust and easy to see in bright light. Highly recommend and a great bargain

This is a simple and easy to use product. The fan works well. As you will expect at this price point the features are limited and the loading of videos etc is via a micro sd card which is included with purchase. The image quality in daylight is very good and in darker conditions even better. Overall its a great product that we are using to engage people who see it.

funciona muy bien.

Doet wat het moet doen. De juiste app vinden was niet simpel maar de support was top. Steeds snel geholpen.

Facile à manipuler, ne fait pas de bruit

Prodotto davvero interessante, crea immagini 3d nitide e stabili anche in condizioni di luce, le foto e i video davvero non rendono giustizia, perché sembra che ci siano parti vuote ma dal vivo non è così, se non si sa che è un ventilatore le persone potrebbero non accorgersene. Ho comprato questo ventilatore olografico un po' per curiosità, essendo amante della tecnologia e dei gadget, un po' con l'idea di usarlo per qualche evento, senza particolari aspettative. I demo preinstallati sono divertenti ed è facile creare dei propri modelli 3d grazie all'app anche se non si hanno particolari conoscenze (non so se si vede all'inizio del mio video c'è un cubo con le foto di un gatto, niente di speciale ma fatto in pochi minuti appena arrivato il pacco per provare). Crea anche un bel flusso di aria quindi per l'estate può diventare un oggetto divertente ma anche utile. Può essere interessante anche come oggetto sullo sfondo per i content creator. N.B. il montaggio è molto facile e intuitivo, ma NON LO ACCENDETE PRIMA DI AVERLO FISSATO, a un supporto a muro o su un treppiede, questo è molto importante in quanto essendo leggero e con le eliche che ruotano rapidamente se non è ben fissato può volare, andare da tutte le parti, incastrarsi col suo stesso filo, rompersi o anche ferirvi. Io non volendo fare buchi nel muro lo uso attaccato a un treppiede, un treppiede fotografico abbastanza pesante, ed è stabile. Nella confezione non è incluso il vetro, solo le pale il motore centrale e il filo, quindi fate attenzione anche a dove lo mettete, lontano da bambini animali o persone che lo possono incautamente toccare, perché quando è acceso potrebbero non capire che è un ventilatore. Nel complesso sono soddisfatta.