The lineup's budget pick — 290 ANSI lumens, one-hand portable.The lightest, lowest-cost entry in the range, aimed at casual and outdoor use over home-theater brightness. A 180-degree flexible projection angle...
330 ANSI lumens, the most compact entry point in the lineup.A small, quiet unit — under 35db operating noise — built for dorms, first-time buyers, or a second projector for...
400 ANSI lumens with a voice-command air-mouse remote included.A compact Android 14 unit built around an Allwinner H726 chip, with auto focus and automatic vertical keystone correction for quick setup...
650 ANSI lumens with a 360-degree rotating, removable stand.The 360-degree removable stand lets it aim at a wall, ceiling, or angled screen without extra mounting hardware. Auto focus and auto...
900 ANSI lumens with a 15W speaker and 20,000:1 contrast.Balances brightness and price in the middle of the lineup — Android 14, an Allwinner H726 chip, and a 15W built-in...
1100 ANSI lumens, dual 12W speakers, and a screen up to 150 inches.Steps up the brightness for rooms with some ambient light, holding a sharp image up to 150 inches...
1000 ANSI lumens on Android 14 with an all-metal, tunnel-style body.An Allwinner H726 quad-core chip runs Android 14 for direct app access, paired with obstacle avoidance and screen recognition so...
1100 ANSI lumens with Google TV and auto obstacle avoidance built in.Runs Google TV out of the box on an Amlogic S905y4-b quad-core chip, so streaming apps and casting work...