- #Aaxa hd pico projector manual movie#
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#Aaxa hd pico projector manual 1080p#
Being only 1080p, it doesn’t support HDR, but from well encoded 1080p files or services, the results are detailed and highly watchable. The projection is sharp, the contrast is excellent, and the colour saturation is strong.
#Aaxa hd pico projector manual movie#
Using a phone or tablet reduces the power demands on the projector, allowing it to show a full-length movie at a high level of brightness purely on battery. Alternatively, connect your phone/tablet, and mirror that output through the M7. If you want wireless streaming, then simply buy a $30 streaming stick, Chromecast or Amazon Fire TV, and connect it via HDMI. The simple interface gets the owner to the features they’re most likely to want, and there aren’t any distracting apps that need updating or passwords to keep entering. Once we got over our initial disappointment that you can’t hook the M7 up to a network and use streaming services, we soon began to wonder if this was a choice that Aaxa made the right choice with this device.īecause by not embracing Android in the fashion we saw it in the XDO Pico Projector and Asus ZenBeam Latte L1, the M7 is better focused (pun 100% intended) on delivering the critical projecting job. Image Credit: Future (Image credit: Aaxa Technologies Inc.) In Use These items are all relatively inexpensive, like the M7. But, Aaxa has phone cables (iOS and Android) as extra accessories, along with a ceiling mounting kit and replacements for the PSU and remote.
You don’t get an HDMI cable or any needed to connect a mobile phone directly. In the box, along with the M7, you get a user manual, a 19V 4.8A laptop-style power supply and associated US bayonet power cable, a small remote control, and phono Composite A/V to 3.5mm jack converter to enable classic hardware like the Super-Nintendo to utilise the M7 projection. The top sports the ubiquitous touch controls, with electronic focus controls on the right side and a power on/off/charge switch on the back. Instead of going for anything radical, Aaxa went with a simple rectangular enclosure with a single fan vent at the back, inputs on the sides, and the LED projector optics mounted off-centre on the front right (looking at it). Measuring nearly 19cm wide, 16cm deep, and weighing in at 1.36kg, it’s at the bigger end of the portable projector spectrum. The first thing we noted about the M7 was that as ‘Pico’ projectors go, it isn’t that small. Ports: 1 x USB-A 2.0, 1 x USB-C 2.0, 1 x HDMI, 1x Composite A/V (3.5mm Jack), 1 x Audio Jackīattery running time: 2.1 Hours (standard), 3 hours (ECO)
#Aaxa hd pico projector manual full#
Here are the full specs of the Aaxa M7 Pico Projector:īrightness (Lumens): 1200 (mains power), 650 (battery)
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