Projector

REVIEW – I’m always on the lookout for products that enhance the home theater experience, and jumped at the chance to see how Nothing Projector’s Ambient Light Rejecting screen could make my screen images pop! Let’s have a look to see how it performs! ⬇︎ Jump to summary (pros/cons) Price: $626 for 100″, $1090 for 110″ and […]

REVIEW – Let’s face it—sometimes a gadget we review is not what I would call a necessity, or even practical. But a gadget can be both impractical—and fun! 8849 is a maker of super-rugged, outdoors Android phones and tablets. The name 8849 comes from the height of Mt. Everest—8848 meters (+1 meter). Some of 8849’s

REVIEW – I love doing activities like puzzles, reading, or any number of crafting items. However, most of these activities are a one person job. I don’t mind when my kids try to help, but it also means that I usually have to go back and fix whatever we worked on. To be able to

REVIEW – When I was growing up, we would often rent a projector and big screen from where my dad worked. I loved being able to cozy up and forget the world while our house became a door to another dimension. The upgraded version of the Wanbo X5 Pro is a personal projector that takes

REVIEW – As a massive fan of big-screen cinematic magic, I’m enamored with video projectors capable of producing eye-wateringly huge images. JMGO has impressed me with their previous projectors, but can their new sub-$800 N1S 4K  projector keep up with its bigger brothers? Let’s dive in for a closer look! ⬇︎ Jump to summary (pros/cons) Price: $1299.00

REVIEW – A few years ago, we purchased a rather large, loud, yet bright projector, along with an outdoor movie screen, to have outdoor family movie nights. It was a great setup and a fun activity. The whole contraption was bulky, clunky, and cumbersome. Fast forward 10 years, and projectors have shrunk dramatically and become

REVIEW—Few activities are more satisfying than watching a good movie. I’m a huge home theater geek, and I enjoy keeping up with the latest projectors, so Dangbei’s N1 Mini projector intrigued me. Will it give you big-screen goosebumps? Let’s dig in and find out! ⬇︎ Jump to summary (pros/cons) Price: $229.00 Where to buy: Amazon, Dangbei What

REVIEW – Growing up, I had a couple of friends whose parents had projectors in their homes. I thought it was the most amazing thing. They would hang from the ceiling and a screen would descend from the ceiling on the other side of the room as well. It was like having a movie theater in

REVIEW—I remember being enraptured by the stars unencumbered by clouds while seated in a comfy reclining chair at the planetarium during summer school field trips in the ’70s. I still love the experience and have long wondered how to bottle it and bring it home. Pococo makes my dream possible with its Galaxy Star Projector.

REVIEW – I reviewed a projector last year (Heyup Boxe Lite Smart Projector) and called out a missed opportunity by not having the option to be battery-powered. Having a small, portable, and fully wireless option (no power cable, no HDMI or signal cable), would make these types of portable projectors even more desirable. When the

REVIEW – I’ve reviewed a handful of portable projectors now, but so far none of them have passed the “watching a Lord of the Rings Extended Edition on battery test”, of which movies the Return of the King runs a whopping four hours and one minute! I know most people aren’t watching 4 hours of

REVIEW – There seems to be a number of different form factors popping up with projectors recently. Very slim projectors, portable cubes, and today’s variation which looks more like a spotlight than a projector at first glance. The XGODY Gimbal 3 projector looked like a fun projector to try out and looked very portable. Read

REVIEW – Getting decent video for one or two people is possible with just a phone, in a pinch, but sometimes, there are more folks that want to watch. Or maybe, you just want to feel the huge-screen experience and throw a video up on your wall or on a large screen. A projector is

REVIEW – The last video projector I reviewed, the JMGO N1S Ultra left me quite happy. It was bright, high resolution, and even had Google smarts built in. NEBULA, makers of projectors from Anker, has released what they claim as the world’s smallest Google TV equipped projector, the Capsule Air. As Steve Martin once said,

REVIEW – Projectors these days are available in all sorts of shapes, sizes, and price points. These range from sub-$100 compact low resolution models of dubious origin up to multi-thousand dollar home-theater monstrosities. Portable projectors have historically come with compromises like lower brightness, resolution, or features compared to heavier and more expensive home theater models,