All articles tagged with #projector
Samsung's Freestyle+ projector is now available for $1,200, adding 3D Auto Keystone to flatten images on irregular surfaces, automatic 100-inch image sizing up to 1080p, Wall Calibration to adjust color/brightness on textured walls, HDR10+ support, auto focus, built-in speakers, AirPlay and Galaxy compatibility, access to Samsung TV Plus and Gaming Hub, and an optional USB-C battery for outdoor use.
What Hi-Fi? is running a real-time Prime Day 2026 deals hub for home cinema gear, with editor-verified picks across OLED TVs, Dolby Atmos soundbars and projectors, plus price-history checks to avoid inflated discounts. Highlights include LG OLED42C5 at £729, TCL 65C6KS at £529, Hisense AX5125H soundbar (£199) and Anker Nebula Mars 3 projector, with quick links to Amazon and specialist retailers and tips to shop smart rather than chase hype.
Mashable’s hands-on with the Hisense M2 Pro 4K triple-laser portable projector finds it packs bright, daylight-friendly 1,300 ANSI lumens, up to 200-inch images, 240Hz gaming with 12ms input lag, and decent onboard speakers, all in a ~9-pound chassis with a carrying case. It runs Vidaa OS but accepts external streaming devices, and it requires an AC power brick (no built-in battery). Setup includes auto-focus/keystone adjustments; best for setups that can project at least 65 inches. Priced around $1,299 (often on sale near $1,099). Verdict: a strong alternative to a TV for movie nights and gaming, with the tradeoffs of size and power needs.
Engadget’s 12-item guide covers ambient lighting, streaming devices, projectors, TVs, mounts, antennas, cables, and speakers to upgrade a living room into a home theater, with price points and notes for gatherings like the Super Bowl 2026.
Valerion's VisionMaster Max delivers cinema-grade image quality with a triple-laser RGB light source, dynamic iris/Enhanced Black Level, and broad HDR support, plus strong gaming performance and easy setup. However, at roughly $4,000–$5,000 it’s hard to justify for most buyers when competing with the VisionMaster Pro2, Nebula X1, and XGIMI Horizon 20 Max, making it a niche luxury option rather than a everyday upgrade.
Samsung's new Freestyle+ projector, announced ahead of CES 2026, offers nearly double the brightness of its predecessor with 430 ISO lumens, along with advanced features like AI OptiScreen, auto keystone correction, and wall calibration, making it a versatile and adaptable portable projector, though it still requires power to operate.
Samsung has upgraded its Freestyle Plus portable projector with a brighter 430 ISO lumens, nearly double the previous generation, improving visibility in ambient light, though the company hasn't disclosed detailed specs or pricing yet. The projector maintains its compact design and smart features like keystone correction and Wi-Fi streaming, but still lacks a built-in battery.
Roku has launched its first projector, the Aurzen Roku TV Smart Projector D1R Cube, offering a portable, easy-to-set-up device with a 40-150 inch projection size, 1080p HD, and Roku's streaming platform for under $200, suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
Roku has launched its first projector, the Aurzen Roku TV Smart Projector D1R Cube, offering a portable, easy-to-set-up device with a 40-150 inch projection size, 1080p HD, and Roku's streaming platform for under $200, suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
The Anker Nebula X1 is a high-end portable projector with 4K resolution, exceptional image quality, and innovative features like liquid cooling and automatic setup, making it ideal for outdoor and indoor use, but its steep price limits accessibility.
This article provides a curated list of the best tech gifts for Father's Day, including high-quality headphones, smartwatches, e-paper tablets, power tools, projectors, and more, suitable for various interests and budgets.
The Anker Nebula Capsule Air, a portable projector the size of a soda can, has become a bedtime game-changer for a parent struggling with a toddler's FOMO. Priced at $400, it offers access to streaming apps like PBS, making it ideal for children's shows. Despite its 150 ANSI lumens, it performs well in dark settings, providing a sharp 1280 x 720 resolution. With a battery life of nearly two hours, it's perfect for vacations or camping. While not as bright as larger projectors, its portability and ease of use make it a favorite gadget.
Samsung unveiled an updated version of its Ballie robot at CES 2024, featuring a new projector capability that allows it to project images onto the floor, wall, or ceiling while following users around the home. The robot also functions as a smart home assistant, controlling devices like lights and laundry machines, and can greet users at the door. However, it remains unclear when or if Ballie will be released, as Samsung did not provide details on availability or pricing during the event.
Xgimi unveiled the Horizon Max, the world's first IMAX Enhanced-certified long-throw smart projector, promising a cinematic experience at home with features like ISA 5.0 and Dual Light 2.0 technologies. The projector's vintage design and pricing are yet to be announced. Additionally, Xgimi introduced Aladdin, a 3-in-1 product combining a ceiling lamp, high-end projector, and connected speakers, set to launch in Japan in June 2024.
The author, previously averse to owning a TV, explores the world of projectors and reviews the Anker Nebula Capsule 3. This compact and portable projector, likened to the size of a soda can, offers a 120-inch projection, built-in Bluetooth speaker, and Chromecast for $800. Despite its need for a dark room and some calibration, the author finds it a compelling television replacement, especially for those considering a home projector that's easy to use and relatively affordable.