ViewSonic M2W WXGA Portable Projector with 700 ANSI Lumens, H/V Keystone, Auto Focus, Harman Kardon Bluetooth Speakers, Wi-Fi Enabled, HDMI, USB C, Stream Netflix with Dongle
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Style: WXGA, 700 ANSI Lumens
Features
- PORTABLE PROJECTOR: Ultra-portable WXGA (1280x800) LED projector with 1,700 LED lumens and 1.2 throw ratio
- VIVID COLORS: 125 percent Rec. 709 color accuracy and 3D Blu-ray/3D Ready produces lifelike colors
- PREMIUM AUDIO: Built-in dual Harman Kardon Bluetooth speakers deliver room-filling audio
- EASY SETUP: Get set up in seconds with auto-focus and horizontal/vertical keystone correction
- STREAMING SIMPLIFIED: Livestream sporting events, binge shows on Netflix or Disney plus by adding a dongle (not included)
- FLEXIBLE CONNECTIVITY: Supports most media players, PCs, Macs, and mobile devices with inputs such as Wi-Fi, HDMI, USB-C
Description
The M2W is a HD ready portable smart LED projector boasting 700 ANSI Lumens, allowing you to enjoy big-screen fun wherever you go without sacrificing brightness. Setup is effortless with instant auto focus and side projection capabilities with H/V keystone and 4 corner correction. Its ultralight portable design and powering on by power bank ability provide you cinematic experiences on the go. Combining perfect images with lifelike colors covering 125% Rec.709 supported by ViewSonic’s industry-leading LED technology and exceptional sound quality through Harman Kardon-customized speakers, the M2W delivers a true feast for the eyes and ears. Add even more fun with smart connectivity features such as Wi-Fi for wireless screen mirroring to get your phone up on the big screen, Bluetooth for alternative audio options, and USB-C for direct single-cable streaming from Nintendo® Switch.
Brand: ViewSonic
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming, Home Cinema, Home Entertainment
Special Feature: Bluetooth, Portable
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi
Display resolution: 1280 x 800
Product Dimensions: 8.9 x 8.9 x 2.2 inches
Item Weight: 3 pounds
Item model number: M2W
Date First Available: December 2, 2022
Manufacturer: ViewSonic
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