I’m really impressed with this $400 portable projector

I recently moved to a new apartment and unfortunately, the television could not make the cut at the time of dividing the Mayamy roommate. Although my studio is not as cramped as my previous life, fit a huge TV in a living area still felt unreasonable to me.

In search of the appropriate option, a startup called Lumi Labs has reached about its new portable projector, The Testing Lumi MaxThe I was fascinated by the moment I unboxed it, how far the projectors came from the days of my college, when I fought with a dingy came down from a friend that projects the granular video on my dorm wall.

One of the things I appreciate about Lumi Max is one of the compact design of the HOL. It stands vertically, it makes it perfect for small places; It can easily rest on a shelf or remove away when using it. In just 4 pounds, it is noticeably lighter than many other projectors in the market. The founder interested camping is enthusiastic, so it is designed to fit snuggy in the backpacks, it makes it convenient to travel and set up in outdoor settings. Also, it comes with a carrying case.

Lumi Max’s standout feature available earlier this month is partnership with Google. The projector runs on Google TV by default, providing access to more than 10,000 apps, more than 700,000 movies and TV shows and more than 800 free live TV channel boxes. If you already have a Google account it is easy to set up and it includes a remote for simple navigation.

Outside of built -in Google TV, other features have attracted my attention to autofocus and obstacles. Lumi Max can detect object objects – such as photo frames, plants or shelves – and automatically adjust the image space. Since I haven’t left any art on my wall yet, I had a blank canvas to work with me. However, it warned me when my chair was on the way, let me easily replace it for the best viewing experience.

The size of the display is also impressive: 40 to 120 inches, and combined with 1080p full HD resolution and 4K UHD compatibility.

Another pleasant surprise was sound quality. Lumi Max has two 5 WE speakers (provides the total audio output of 10W) ​​and also with the Dolby audio support, so you can hook it on an external sound system for enhanced audio performances.

The price tag comes to about $ 400, which is quite reasonable considering the array of features that provides, especially when I usually spend on a decent quality television.

Lumi labs sell adjustable projector stands for $ 30 and 100 inch projector screens on its website. The company is also ready to launch a “Lumum IQ” mobile application that features an AI assistant, which allow users to control the projector with their voice.