ViewSonic M1 mini Plus Pocket LED Ultra-Portable Projector with integrated JBL Audio, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, WVGA, 120 Lumens, HDMI, USB, Compatible with TV Sticks & Gaming Consoles, in 3 Colours

I bought the viewsonic M1 mini for use in the van.The main reason for the purchase was I wanted a pocket projector that could be powered via USB as I don’t plan on adding a mains supply to my van.I’ve had a 15min test (as I was giddy) in the van (with no screen) using my fire TV stick. I had them both powered from a power bank no problem. And setup is super easy, barely an inconvenience….. the auto keystone works amazingly well, and adjusts the screen quickly and accurately.I would love it to be 1080p or even 720 but I’ll be honest it genuinely does not matter for something like this which is intended to be pulled out on the very odd occasion. That being said the picture quality is surprisingly good! And over delivers in colour, sharpness and depth. You wouldn’t really notice it isn’t ‘HD’ … maybe we’ve been spoilt?!The audio is equally as sufficient for the intended application. Not sure what it would sound like outside? Or turned up a lot higher? But for keeping it down in the van I’m more than happy!What is an added bonus is the fan noise! Or lack there of! It’s a super quiet unit (barely noticeable) and is exactly what you want for a cave!Overall I’m super pleased! And as a projector I couldn’t be happier. Will recommend to anyone. I just need to work out how the screen is going to work now and whether to mount it to the van ceiling or not?!

This is dictated excuse typos, it’s important to keep everything in context here, this thing cost 300 quid and that’s cheap for what it does, it can do airplay from Apple, it’s got Wi-Fi and Bluetooth built-in, the speakers are Stella, the battery life is great, in a dark room or outside the picture is more than acceptable but not full HD, The android system isn’t the best but given you can airplay from your device or put an ST card in it or connect via HDMI, are you getting the point? It’s so specced up for the price it’s stupid. They will no doubt be new products that will be better than this in time but right now for the reasons I’ve listed this is king, I can go in the garden and put the boxing on 100 and scream zero wires good sound good picture happy family, my daughter froze how movies on to my bedroom wall and then put it away when she’s finished with it, she takes it to grandmas and plays movies no wires no need for Internet, come on for £300 really! It even connects to my daughters Nintendo switch by USBC , I don’t know another device that does that and get this it even charges it. We have laid in bed and projected 75 inch picture on the ceiling even though there is a 50 inch TV in the room just because it’s fun. I think I’ll summarise and say this is not a replacement for a full-time TV, but it will bring hours of fun for kids make sporting events joy and I even use it for work, time will tell how long that will last but ViewSonic are no mugs and I don’t think they’ll let me down

I initially purchased this projector for showing educational films and power point type presentations at university. I chose it for the compact size, the name I knew (it wasn't some strange unknown Chinese brand), the audio features, overall brightness and the connectivity options. It also had some good reviews.When I first received it and set it up, I quickly realized that the resolution was too low for doing presentations. At 60" the text is legible but blocky, and photos and other graphics are similarly unsophisticated. Considering that I had bought it for this purpose, my first instinct was to send it back, but I kept hold of it for a few days to look into other uses. We started to use it to watch tv and movies and found it was actually very watchable. With video the low resolution isn't so noticeable, I guess because it's a moving picture. The colours are bright and vivid, and the high contrast ratio makes even dark scenes fairly distinct. It works best in total darkness, but is also good in low light situations, not much use in a day-lit room. We now use it as a second TV in the bedroom, and during this lockdown period it's getting a lot of use!For portable use the onboard Harmon-Cardon system is loud enough, and reasonable quality, like a $30 blue tooth speaker. The stand is useable as long as you're careful not to knock it off something, or trip over the power cable and bring it crashing to the ground, which I have done already (still worked afterwards).At home I use a photography tripod for stability, and play the audio through my amp.The amount of input options is great, and I especially like the micro sd and USB readers. I load them up with content and then it just plays out of the unit, recognizing most formats. My macbook pro and android phone can both wirelessly connect to 'cast' content, but make sure you have a good wireless router, mine is ancient and can't really keep up. I've not managed to use the usb C port as I don't have a compatible device, and the HDMI connecter works as you'd expect for connecting laptop etc. I'm sure there are other ways to connect that I haven't discovered yet. The unit connects to the Wifi network easily and can run apps, which I haven't really bothered with. Remote works well by just pointing at the screen, or the front of the unit.The main negative point for me is the focus wheel, it's very sensitive, fiddly and really difficult to get the focus bang on. My unit also slightly loses focus over time, so during an ad break you have to fiddle with it. Also when you power on the unit the focus needs readjusting even though the projector and screen are in the same position. This is something Viewsonic need to sort out for the next gen.Overall: Seems well built and is so far stable and reliable, it's great fun for portable cinema/TV use and is small enough to throw in a bag for travel. Also good for light home use. The resolution of 480p leaves a bit to be desired, but for the price this is basically what you get. Pay more if you want 720 or 1080p sharpness. I kept the projector and use it everyday, actually grown quite fond of it.Tip: First thing to do is upgrade the firmware to latest version.

For the money, this is a really feature-packed projector. I was looking for a projector that has 3d support. Most of the cheaper projectors, the "bluetooth" ones don't support it. I couldn't understand why they had every other feature, but didn't add 3d in. However, this Viewsonic projector does support 3d and it looks really great. As far as the usual projector stuff, this projector has decent brightness -- it looks ok even in a room that isn't pitch dark (we had a few lamps on). It looks nice in a dark room. If you're looking for a super bright picture in a bright room, you might want to consider a larger, more expensive projector.As far as 3d, to produce a 3d image you need three things. A projector (like this one) that supports 3d and projects the 3d image, you need a player that can play 3d disks (I bought an LG Bluray player that plays 3d disks) and you need 3d glasses. For glasses, I've seen a few people say you need to buy the Viewsonic PG-something glasses. Well, those glasses don't appear to be made anymore. However, don't worry, you just need to buy any regular old active shutter glasses that are for DLP projectors. Buy one of the brands that say they support all kinds of DLP projectors--this Viewsonic won't be in their supported list, but they will work with this projector. I had a little difficulty with the glasses, probably because I was turning them on incorrectly. But, if you mess with them, you'll get it.Also, another nice thing about this little projector is the sound. Wow! Its very impressive for such a little box. Its good enough to use to watch a movie, unless you're really after that thunderous sound of a movie theater, then you could explore the bluetooth option and connect a bluetooth speaker to this projector.There's a few things I don't like. First, if you use the built in arm as a base, on mine at least, the display is crooked. Also, the projector is so light that the HDMI cable will move it. So, to get the projector properly placed, you need to mess with the HDMI cable or even tape the cable down to the table where your projector is. I mostly solved the problem by attaching a tripod to the projector -- your tripod will just screw into the bottom of the projector. A pretty cool feature.It does have the ability to play movies from micro SD cards and external hard drives. I haven't messed with any of those. Its also connects to WiFi--that went very smoothly for me. That's nice in case there are any firmware updates, you can get them instantly over WiFi.So, overall, this is a really great budget projector with alot of features. One of its biggest strengths is that it supports 3d--very, very rare in this price range.

Características que lo distinguen:- resolución de 848x480- 2 horas de batería- muy ligero y pequeño- entrada hdmi con audio- lee videos, fotos y música de usb- buena potencia luminosa, incluso operando en baterías- bocinas incorporadas de calidad sorprendente para el tamaño- control remoto- carátulas de colores: amarillo, turquesa y grisDesventajas:- no incluye cargador (solo cable) y no cualquier cargador funciona para tenerlo en modo de operación contínua- el software es muy básico y no soporta algunos codecs de video- el control remoto es indispensable, si lo pierdes ya no podrás operar el aparatoParece un poco más caro que otros similares, pero la resolución nativa de los que vi eran de 360x240 o cosas así, bastante inferiores. En general estoy satsifecho.

Ele é tão leve e portátil que é impossível mantê-lo estável durante o uso. Como não tem bluetooth necessita estar ligado por cabos a fonte da imagem e o simples peso do cabo já é suficiente pra tirar ele da posição. Além disso não espelha a tela de celulares e tablets.De modo que achei bonito porém não foi útil pra mim.

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You can bring it to almost every small gathering and have a movie party for every occasion