Portable Mini Projector – 1080P Supported Pocket Projector for Movie Nights and Gaming
Portable Mini Projector – 1080P Supported Pocket Projector for Movie Nights and Gaming
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Portable mini projector
A big picture on your wall, from a box the size of a paperback
Put it on a nightstand or coffee table, turn the lights off, and throw a picture across the wall for a movie night, a cartoon marathon or a sleepover. It plays video from a laptop, a streaming stick or a USB drive and has its own speaker.
What to expect: this is an entry-level mini projector with a 320 x 240 LCD panel. It accepts video up to 1080p and scales it down to that panel, so the picture is soft rather than sharp, and it looks its best in a dark room. It is a fun, simple way to get a big picture for movies and games, not a replacement for a TV or a home-theater projector.
Before you order
Three things to know
Dark rooms only
It is a small LED projector. With the lights on or daylight in the room, the picture washes out. Draw the curtains and it comes alive.
Soft, not sharp
The panel is 320 x 240. It shows 1080p video, but at that panel's detail. Great for movies and cartoons; small text on slides is hard to read.
Plug it in
There is no battery inside. Keep it near an outlet when you use it.
Setup
Running in three steps
Place it
Set it on a table facing a pale, plain wall or a screen, and plug it in.
Connect
Plug in a laptop or streaming stick by HDMI, or a USB drive with your videos.
Focus
Move it closer or farther for the size you want, then turn the focus until the picture is clear.
The picture gets bigger and dimmer the farther you move it back. A medium size in a dark room looks best.
Where it shines
Small projector, easy fun
- Movie nights. Cartoons, family films and shows on the bedroom or living-room wall.
- Sleepovers and dorms. Small enough to carry from room to room and set up in a minute.
- Casual gaming. Connect a console by HDMI for a big, relaxed screen.
Specifications
What arrives
One white mini projector with its power supply and a remote control.
Lights off. Picture on.
A simple, small projector for big-picture nights in.
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