All articles tagged with #portable projector
A compact tour of 10 Anker devices—from MagGo Slim and Nano 5K power banks to a 7‑in‑1 USB‑C hub, a MagGo 3‑in‑1 wireless charger, a 75W fast car charger, a waterproof Soundcore speaker, a pocketable AI notetaker, a Find My wallet tracker, and the Nebula Capsule 3 portable projector—highlighting practical use cases, charging caveats, and travel-friendly pros and cons.
An $800, 1080p portable projector with a Rubik’s Cube-inspired 90-degree rotating design, the TCL PlayCube delivers bright image quality for its size and three hours of battery life in bright mode, plus Google TV and flexible mounting for vanlife; it can double as a Bluetooth speaker and recharges via USB-C, but the built-in audio is only decent, standby power drain and occasional UI sluggishness temper the experience, making it a solid but not perfect option versus rivals like the XGIMI Halo+.
Samsung has announced the Freestyle+ portable projector for 2026, featuring twice the brightness of its predecessor at 430 lumens, AI-powered screen optimization, and compatibility with Samsung soundbars, with a release expected in the first half of the year and showcased at CES 2026.
Anker's Nebula P1 is a compact, portable projector weighing 5.3 pounds, featuring detachable Bluetooth speakers with up to 20 hours of battery life, offering flexible placement and easy setup, but limited to 1080P resolution and 650 lumens brightness, priced at $719 with delivery expected in mid-October 2025.
Aurzen has announced the D1R Cube, the first portable projector running Roku TV OS, offering streaming apps like Netflix and Disney Plus, with a 150-inch projection capability, 1080p display, and features like automatic focus, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and AirPlay, priced at $169.99 for portable movie nights, but with limited brightness suitable for dark environments.
A reviewer is impressed with the Lumi Max, a $400 portable projector that offers 1080p full HD resolution, 4K UHD compatibility, built-in Google TV with access to thousands of apps, and features like autofocus and obstacle avoidance, making it a versatile and convenient home and outdoor entertainment device.
TCL has launched its first portable projector, the TCL Projector A1, priced at $500. This 1080p projector can display screens from 45 to 120 inches and features 360 ISO Lumens brightness, making it suitable for indoor and outdoor use. It includes HDMI input, built-in Google TV, and functions as a Bluetooth speaker with LED light sync. Weighing under 6 pounds, it is portable but requires an outlet. The A1 aims to offer a budget-friendly alternative to more expensive projectors, continuing TCL's tradition of balancing price and quality.
Anker's Nebula Capsule Max portable projector is currently available at its lowest price on Amazon, with a $90 coupon bringing the cost down to $350 from its usual $470. This compact projector offers features such as a 100-inch image projection, built-in speaker, 4-hour battery life, native 720p HD image, and support for various connectivity options. The discount's duration is unspecified, making immediate purchase advisable for those interested in this deal.
Amazon and Verizon are offering a $50 discount on Apple's second-gen AirPods Pro, while Samsung's Galaxy S23 Ultra and S23+ are getting discounts of $200 and $150, respectively. Google's Pixel 7 is also on sale for 25% off. Other tech deals include discounts on Samsung's Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, Blink security devices, Bose and JBL Bluetooth speakers, Microsoft's Surface Pro 9, Eero Pro 6 mesh WiFi router, and Samsung's T7 Shield portable SSD. Newegg is also selling ASRock's AMD Radeon RX 6950 XT graphics card for $610 after a $50 discount and a $20 promo code.