Finalized on this projector after comparing against other models in the same price bracket from Borsso, Lazervision, ViewSonic, Portronics and Zebronics. This model (Wzatco Legend Pro) and Borsso Ultima Gen 3 seemed to be the best for the price.
Received the product the next day (as indicated on Amazon), packaging and item condition were good as always from Amazon delivery agent

Projector: It is built reasonably well with a plastic body and chrome surrounds on the front. The projector itself is easy to setup - it runs Android 9 out of the box, so signing in with a Google account is enough to get you started
Remote: It takes 2 AAA batteries (not included) and is a no-fuss, no-frills affair with Android 9
Apps: Preloaded with Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube, iMirror, EShareServer, FileManager and of course Play Store. Tried only Netflix so far and it works fine. I am yet to connect and try out with my FireTV Stick
Image quality: Very good, this is my first projector so I haven’t experienced or compared it with any other projector. I am very happy with the brightness and we are able to enjoy a movie in our living room at midday ambient light levels. In the evening with a 20W LED tube light switched on, the image is still clear and visible. At night, with the lights turned off, it provides a true cinematic experience.
Sound: Good volume, clear audio; it can fill the living room area easily. As with smaller speakers it is pointless to expect more and crib
Other features: The motorised actuator for height adjustment is pretty cool and quite useful. Along with the autofocus,auto image positioning, auto horizontal and vertical positioning, automatic obstacle avoidance and auto keystone, this is a truly automatic projector and is very easy to setup if you decide to carry it around
Rating: 5.0
Topics: Quality, Ease of setup, Build quality