AAXA P300 Neo LED Video Projector with 2.5 Hour Rechargeable Battery, Onboard Media Player, HDMI/Mini VGA/USB/microSD Inputs, iPhone iPad PS4 Xbox Compatible, 1080p Support

Fun little gadget. In works as advertised, and most of the reviews are spot on as they point out the pros and cons. Its got a nice picture, its a little loud, it gets a little hot, its very portable, etc. Just a few notes: 1. Its not super bright. If you use this in a dark room with all lights turned off, then it is super bright. But if you try to use this in a room with windows during daytime, then its not that easy to see. 2. The battery is almost a joke. It says 2.5 hours in Eco mode in the description here. On the AAXA website, it just says 60+ minute operation. We were able to get exactly 60 minutes on Standard mode: we were watching a movie, and the projector shut off at the 59 minute mark, but we probably spent 1 minute setting up in the beginning. 3. Connecting was surprisingly easy. Bought a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI cable (like AmazonBasics Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Cable - 6 Feet ) and connected the MacBook Air to this projector. Then selected Digital Input on the projector, and Voila! There was a beautiful image.

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Very good overall. I have been using the previous P300 model for a long time in schools - over 20 of them. This newer model has a longer life battery, which is good. The lumen rating is a bit lower,b ut it seems to be OK so far. One issue - the VGA adapter is no longer included in the shipment, which means a separate after market order.

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