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ViewSonic M1 Portable LED Projector with Auto Keystone, Dual Harman Kardon Speakers, HDMI, USB C, Stream Netflix with Dongle

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Condition
New
Style
Portable
Pattern
Portable Projector
Model
M1
Dimensions
4.96 x 1.59 x 5.83 in
Weight
1.76 lb
Special Feature
Built-In Speaker, Lightweight

Features 9

  • PORTABLE PROJECTOR: Ultra-portable WVGA (854x480p) LED projector that delivers convenient entertainment in nearly any room
  • BIG SCREEN PROJECTION: Shorter throw lens project up to 100-inches from 8-feet 9-inches. HDTV Compatibility-480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p
  • PREMIUM AUDIO: Built-in dual Harman Kardon speakers deliver room-filling audio
  • STREAMING SIMPLIFIED: Livestream sporting events straight into your living room, binge shows on Netflix or Disney plus by adding a dongle (not included)

Description

The ViewSonic M1 is an ultra-portable LED projector that delivers convenient entertainment in nearly any room. With over 30,000 hours of operational life, this projector will deliver years of multimedia entertainment wherever it goes. Weighing less than two pounds, the M1’s compact and lightweight design makes it ideal for moving from room to room, or for indoor/outdoor usage. An integrated smart stand provides for simple 360-degree setup, while also doubling as a lens cover. Once the lens is uncovered, the projector automatically powers on with full brightness for instant entertainment. A built-in safety feature temporarily turns off the lens when objects are detected too close to the projector. Dual Harman Kardon speakers provide crisp and clear sound for multimedia content, while a short throw lens can display large images in small spaces. What’s more, versatile connectivity options include a MicroSD card slot, USB Type-A, and USB Type-C – making the M1 a great option for sharing and displaying videos and other multimedia content.

Specs 10

Brand ViewSonic
Recommended Uses For Product Education, Home Cinema, Business
Special Feature Built-In Speaker, Lightweight
Connectivity Technology USB
Display resolution 854 x 480
Product Dimensions 4.96 x 1.59 x 5.83 inches
Item Weight 1.76 pounds
Item model number M1

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Great for casual use or quick set up needs
Style: Portable Pattern: Portable Projector
What a fantastic little unit. Please note: It's not high def, it's not super bright... if that's what you're looking for, you need a bigger unit. Where this one shines is it's ease in setup, portable size, and great (really great) sound. I bought this when I saw it used by someone else in a demo. Companies a, b, and c were giving their presentations. The lull while each vendor set up their projector, ran a power wire, and spent a few minutes correcting the focus and keystone - not to mention the clunkiness of these big projectors, detracted from the products they were presenting, in a negative way. Put simply - in the time it took for setup, we got bored. But one of the presenters whipped out this little thing. Had his presentation already loaded on a usb stick. Simply sat it on the table, and off we went. No power plug, no clunkiness. Aesthetically, this thing perked us all up. The lights needed to be dimmed in order to see it decently.. And sure there are larger units that can give the same features but with brighter light, and less portability- but not at this cost. Before I left the room I was already checking out what this thing was, on Amazon. No regrets. Had the chance to use it this recently for an impromptu showing of Its the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, to entertain the kids at a family party. Picture and more importantly sound quality were excellent. Sound was loud and clear even with chatty kids in a room. Setup was instant, and the kids were enthralled and we were able to set it up tucked out of the way in a room not normally used for movies/etc.. If we had to instead dig out the big projector, stretch an extension cord, find speakers, play around with settings... we wouldn't have bothered, and just would have done something else instead with them. So to be clear - this is NOT a home theater projector. It's not intended to be either. It's a fantastic takealong and great for casual or quick setup use. I liken it to cameras. You've got your DSLR, right? Big, clunky, but takes great pictures. But you don't always want to lug it around. So they make some pretty fantastic pocket-able cameras, too - that take better quality pictures than your phone, but don't require much effort to bring along. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2018 by Steve from Brooklyn
Great for outdoor movies
Style: Portable Pattern: Portable Projector
We have a remote, off the grid yurt and we wanted to be able to watch movies with a battery powered projector. I looked at a lot of them and chose this one based on battery length. The projector has 4 settings for the battery usage. In Full mode, the light is bright but you will only get about 2 hours out of the battery. On Eco mode you can get over 5, but the light looks dim. We have found that Extended Eco gives us about 4 hours of playing time, but the picture still is quite bright. We use an 84 inch portable screen and the picture is very clear and crisp. We put the projector on a small table about 4 feet from the screen and use the built in stand and it works great. And it is very easy to use. It comes with a USB C to USB C cord that I use to stream live TV (Hulu) from my Android phone. This drains the battery however because the projector charges my phone while running. Most of the time, we watch movies that I have downloaded onto my iPad. The iPad doesn't need to charge while playing which saves the projector battery. In order to connect an Apple product, I got an HDMI to Apple lightning converter plug. The projector has a USB C input, an HDMI input, as well as a USB. You can plug in a USB stick to play videos, but I have never done this. Overall, I couldn't be happier with this projector. It stores compactly, has a really nice picture and sound (although to make it really loud I connect my JBL portable speaker into it), has great battery life, and is easy to use. It's worked great for outdoor movies. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2020 by alan utley
Pretty good buy, super slick
Style: Portable Pattern: Portable Projector
I feel compelled to write a review about this projector, because I had extremely high expectations for it. It has mostly lived up to them, but there are some issues, for those who might like some more information. Some of this could be chalked up to "operator error" -- I'm not a visual-spatial person, so my tweaking of the projection angles are kind of sub-par, but it really should be easier to make this work. First, the good -- this projector is beautifully designed. It's sharp and looks better than anything out there. Also, the speaker is excellent IF you compare it to most projectors -- not using a cable to connect it to a better speaker with more bass. In comparison to my JBL, it sounds tinny, even with the bass turned up. However, again, it's far superior to many projection speakers standing on its own. The good news, is it does have an output to plug in a better speaker, if you want. I love interface and the corrective possibilities -- lots of controls to optimize screen settings and experience and they are easy to use. It doesn't seem bright, on paper, but I was watching a show with my curtains open and a light on. However, it was a bright show -- when I tried to watch a space movie, or something with darker colors, it was not quite bright enough. I bought a screen for it, so I imagine that could have something to do with the projection. Here are my pet peeves: it projects a barely perceptible border around the actual picture that doesn't move when you do the keystone correction, so you end up having diagonal lines that could bother someone with obsessive-compulsive disorder were that person (a friend?) trying to project a perfect picture inside a screen. It doesn't affect the picture -- it doesn't go over the picture -- but it's a little annoying. However, you can forget about it -- if you can. One other thing is, my particular camera tends to lengthen the top left corner when pointed upward. Again -- I don't know about angles, but it's not just like "totally easy," to get a straight picture. And the WORST thing about the camera, which caused me to dock the star is that the smart stand, on my camera, is not level. So, when you sit it there -- it just doesn't give you a level picture. This can be clandestinely corrected with some stacked pieces of electrical tape or a piece of paper, because it is slight -- but it's annoying. It should be level for $300. The panel for hook-ups is great, but I agree with the reviewer that said the USBC does NOT charge and carry information at the same time -- unless I misunderstand what that means. I had the camera's USBC hooked up to a USBC port on a Macbook Pro, and the computer was plugged in. No power flowed. Is it supposed to go in reverse? Should the camera have been plugged in to power the laptop? Not sure. Overall, I think it's a good buy. Much, much easier to deal with than my Pico, which is a beautiful thing, but older -- I wanted an upgrade and this works. It's not perfect, but it is slick, which counts for something, as long as it works. I think it works well, aside from getting the picture straight. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2018 by Buyer of Many Things
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