Published: 2021-09-23, Author: M. , review by: pcmag.com
1080p native resolution, and accepts limited 4K input, Suitable image quality for movies at home or business presentations, Bright image for the size and price, Powered focus, Built-in battery rated at 3 hours in Eco mode or 2,1 hrs in Standard
No support for HDR or 3D content, Can't handle copy protection on 4K UHD discs, Slight green tint, No way to adjust hues in any color mode, 691) ? this,parentElement: this,parentElement,parentElement;el,querySelectorAll(',hide-three'),forEach(function(it
AAXA's M7 Pico Projector offers 1080p native resolution (with up to 4K input at 30Hz) and shows a bright image for its size. Those with a critical eye will notice a slight green bias, but even they should find it watchable for presentations, movies, and...
$488.00, 626 ANSI Lumens, LED Lamp lasts up to 30,000 hours (ECO mode), Media Player for PC-free presenting and playback, 3-hour Internal, Removable Battery, A Sharp Full HD 1080p Image, Reasonably Good Color Out-of-the-Box, USB-C device mirroring, Port
4-Watt Stereo Speakers are not loud enough, Poor placement of the IR remote sensor, No Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, The fan is very loud in the bightest lamp mode, Adjusting the displayed image settings is awkware requiring too many steps, No carrying case, No b
Economical, Small and light, Runs on battery power, Projects files off of SD card or flash drive, Optional cables for phones and tablets
Lacks Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
As dual-purpose pico projectors get better, brighter and more versatile, the AAXA M7 makes quite a statement. With a real-world 599 ANSI lumens at its disposal, it is not only bright and vivid enough to do double duty in the home and at work but the proje...
Published: 2021-10-04, Author: Mark , review by: techradar.com
Affordable, Works on battery for up to 3 hours, Bright for being battery powered
No WiFi or streaming content, Heavy for a Pico design, Limited video file formats supported
The Aaxa M7 Pico projector was full of surprises. The designers of this hardware aren't heading in the same direction as many portable projector creators, and because of that, the whole design feels distinctly less ‘me too'.However, the direction taken he...
Pros, 1080p native resolution, and accepts limited 4K input, Suitable image quality for movies at home or business presentations, Bright image for the size and price, Powered focus, Built-in battery rated at 3 hours in Eco mode or 2.1 hrs in Standard
Cons, No support for HDR or 3D content, Can't handle copy protection on 4K UHD discs, Slight green tint, No way to adjust hues in any color mode
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Published: 2021-10-04, Author: Mark , review by: techradar.es
Affordable, Works on battery for up to 3 hours, Bright for being battery powered
No WiFi or streaming content, Heavy for a Pico design, Limited video file formats supported
It might lack streaming and app installation, but the core functionality of the M7 is good. For a portable projector, it is surprisingly bright and offers a useable battery life...
