Previous deal was from walmart and amazon for 1400 and 1500.
https://slickdeals.net/f/15348208-xiaomi-mi-laser-ultra-short-throw-projector-150-inch-built-in-android-tv-google-assistant-dolby-stereo-speakers-1398?src=SiteSearchV2Algo1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078K96RLZ
Original Xiaomi Mi MIJIA Laser Projector Android Projector Home Theater 5000 Lumens source brightness 1920X1080P FHD 150 inches HDMI WIFI Bluetooth
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Update:
Received my projector yesterday.
- The box included the note with inclusion of US cord.
- It worked with 120V flawlessly.
- The language selection was on the menu as the first thing after booting.
outdated information​- Anyone stating that it does not work with 120v, or
- has only UK cord, or
- the menu is in chienese has outdated information.
https://imgur.com/S2AcegK
The screen is 120" so image is almost 100" on the brightest time of the day using a mediocre white screen from amazon for $40
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Xiaomi Mi Laser Projector Full HD 4K ALPD 3.0
This is the world's first ultra-short projector with advanced laser display ( ALPD ) technology, which delivers up to 150 inches of full HD quality images in 50 centimeters, with product life up to 25,000 hours. To achieve user-friendly design goals, the high-tech product uses a compact, minimalist "box" design language, and carefully maintained the host and Bluetooth remote control design style consistency. In any corner of the room control the host, voice assistant quickly find programs and other interactive ways for the user to bring a new movie viewing experience.
Main features:
â—Ź Features ALPD 3.0 laser light source technology by Appotronics
â—Ź In addition to high-quality lasers, the unit also features a top-end speaker system for a true cinema experience
â—Ź Can project a display up to a maximum of 150 inches.
â—Ź Offers a maximum of 1500 ANSI lumens / 5000 lumens source brightness and a 3000 : 1 native contrast.
â—Ź Can project a display up to a maximum of 150 inches. Support Youtube.
â—Ź The remote control is powered by 2 x AAA battery ( not included ).
Basic information:
Optical parameter
Display: 0.47 inch DMD
Resolution: Full HD ( 1920 x 1080 )
Support resolution: 4K
Light source: ALPD 3.0
Brightness: 1500 ANSI lumens / 5000 lumens source brightness.
Light mode: highlight, movie, normal
Auto mode: save power, eye protect
Brightness uniformity: JBMA more than 80 percent
Color gamut: NTSC 80 - 85 percent
Central contrast: 2500 : 1 - 3500 : 1
Color temperature: standard, cold color, warm color
Projection parameter
Throw ratio: 0.233 : 1
Best project distance: 150 inch
System parameter
CPU: T968 Cortex-A53 4-core 1.8GHz / 64bit
RAM: 2GB DDR3
ROM: 16GB eMMC Flash
System function
Operate OS: MIUI TV
Support Android: Android 6.0 and above
WiFi: dual-band 2.4GHz + 5GHz
Bluetooth: V4.0
HDR: support
keystone correction: four corners, eight corners
Focus: power focus
3D: support
Other parameter
Sound: DOLBY
External speaker: support
Speaker: full frequency speaker x 2 + high frequency speaker x 1
Remote control: Bluetooth, voice, touch control
Connection: Ethernet x 1, SPDIF x 2, audio out x 1, AV 3.5 x 1, USB 3.0 x 1, ARC x 1, HDMI 2.0 x 2, USB 2.0 x 1
Voice: less than 32dB ( at 25 Deg.C )
Power consume: 250W ( max )
Rated voltage: 200-240V~
Specification
General
Brand: Xiaomi
Display type: DMD
Resolution Support: Full HD ( 1920 x 1080 )
Brightness: 5000 Lumens source brightness.
Throw Ration: 0.233 : 1
Image Size: 12 - 150 inch
Dimension and Weight
Product weight: 7.0kg
Package weight: 9.5kg
Product size (L x W x H): 41.00 x 29.10 x 8.80 cm / 16.14 x 11.46 x 3.46 inches
Package size (L x W x H): 54.00 x 44.00 x 17.50 cm / 21.26 x 17.32 x 6.89 inches
Dimension and Weight
Package Contents: 1 x Xiaomi Mi Laser Projector, 1 x Remote Control, 1 x Chinese User Manual, 1 x Power Cable
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People prefer to save money, especially when there's little to no visibly discernable difference in image quality. What's the point of "true 4k" when you can't tell the difference unless you're sitting 2 feet away?
Actually...
https://www.inchcalcula
https://i.imgur.com/1xWfdrJ.jpeg
For a 140" TV, you can see individual pixels from 8.1 ft away, which means you're getting a good value for 4k in the 8 to 16ish feet away range, which I think is probably where most people are watching TV.
I was at a friend's house where they had the space for a projector and speakers and it's a pretty nice experience. I'm personally still short about $1mil until I can afford a house with vertical and horizontal space like that in a living room, but eh.
There's probably an ideal price range for people where a 1080p or 4k projector is good for people trying to beat out like a 65" TV, and if they have a nice room with blinds for it it seems cool to have.
Honestly, I think a lot of living rooms can accommodate a projector like this, but you'd need to put up some blackout curtains, which may look tacky.
Spare Change review of this pj
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https://www.inchcalculator.com/tv...alculator/ [inchcalculator.com]
https://i.imgur.com/1xWfdrJ.jpeg
For a 140" TV, you can see individual pixels from 8.1 ft away, which means you're getting a good value for 4k in the 8 to 16ish feet away range, which I think is probably where most people are watching TV.
I was at a friend's house where they had the space for a projector and speakers and it's a pretty nice experience. I'm personally still short about $1mil until I can afford a house with vertical and horizontal space like that in a living room, but eh.
There's probably an ideal price range for people where a 1080p or 4k projector is good for people trying to beat out like a 65" TV, and if they have a nice room with blinds for it it seems cool to have.
Honestly, I think a lot of living rooms can accommodate a projector like this, but you'd need to put up some blackout curtains, which may look tacky.
I've got a 152" screen in 1 of 3 living rooms in a house way under a million bucks. As a very general piece of advice, decide what you want in life, and then pay the price (time, money, effort, education, etc) required to obtain it.
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on one main issue... I believe a cheap (about $1k) is NOT a long way off.
I also feel when you are watching a screen that is 150", you can tell the difference between 4K and 1080P.
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1st was a 720P LCD (bulb) projector, back when they first went under $3K and the best home material was 480P DVD's. Was mindblowing for its time, to have the theater experience at home.
2nd was a compact laser 720P DLP projector. Being laser was huge usability, no more long bulb warmup and cooldown times that relegated the first to dedicated movie nights, finally for daily viewing. But still a relatively long throw, meaning the projector is within a few feet in front or back of you, with fan noise and folks stepping in front of the projection detracting from the immersion. Also still challenging to set up and maintain edge-to-edge squareness and focus, and in most multi-use living areas has to be re-done each time.
3rd is the VAVA (faux) 4K laser UST. Laser, UST are the true advancements for casual daily use and esp for first-time buyers. Less likely to get jostled out of place, and even if it does, it has magical autofocus and once leveled just need to rotate it to get the picture square, slide back and forth a few inches to adjust the screen size. Much brighter laser that I can still use it for TV shows when the room is not dark - I don't know if the laser is more powerful than my other laser, or that the short-throw just reflects more light back to the viewer. At night, the contrast is better in light AND dark scenes, even without inky blacks and with some light spill from other rooms, surprisingly, and that is what finally created the most immersive feel.
I finally see a picture so sharp to be immersive, I notice the pores on actor's faces, and the imperfections in their makeup, and single hairs out of place. Only some is due to the 4K, as I also notice more on 1080P material. I did bring the viewing distance down from 10' to 8' (all on a 10' screen), but I didn't notice these details on the other projectors even when standing closer to the screen.
Could wait for under $2000 for faux 4K Laser UST for slightly more added punch, but I think $1100 for 1080P Laser UST is a good deal and will get most of the immersive benefit lacking in earlier technologies. Would not advise bulb or regular throw, even at 4K, for a first-timer, unless you have a completely dedicated room.
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