#MIROIR PROJECTOR M289 PORTABLE#

It also acts as a lens cover when storing the projector. This projector can be mounted on a tripod but it is much easier to use the M1’s built-in 360° stand, which allows you to pivot this projector in any direction.

#MIROIR PROJECTOR M289 PORTABLE#

Considering the next best portable projector can only run for half the time, this is a huge win, especially if you take it on a long camping trip. Ultimately, the biggest benefit of this speaker is its 4000mAh battery, which offers a staggering 6 hours of playback time. There aren’t any wireless connectivity options built-in but you could easily use a Chromecast or some other streaming device to handle mirroring from a mobile phone or PC. The ViewSonic M1 is equipped to handle a variety of inputs, including HDMI, USB-C, USB-A, and MicroSD cards up to 32GB. They eliminate the need to carry an extra speaker with you when traveling. One big benefit of this projector is that it has built-in Dual Harman Kardon speakers, which sound nicer and get louder than other built-in speakers in other units in this price range.

The contrast is fairly impressive but you still might have trouble watching low-light scenes like “The Long Night” episode from Game of Thrones. While this isn’t a particularly impressive figure, the picture still looks sharp and colorful. The ViewSonic M1 has a native WVGA (854×480) resolution, which is about as detailed as a standard-definition TV. One caveat is that this projector doesn’t have a particularly powerful LED lamp, and therefore needs near total darkness to project a detailed image. The ideal conditions are from 5.1 feet which still produces a 60-inch picture. This projector has a short throw lens that allows its to project a 100-inch image from only 8.9 feet away. The ViewSonic M1 is a jack of all trades that offers a clever design, long battery life, and powerful audio to create a respectable cinematic experience.

Miroir projector m289