Review on Miroir M280A WiFi Smart Portable LED Projector with Dual Bluetooth Speakers, Enhanced App Compatibility including Netflix, HDMI, USB Type A Reader, and Long-lasting Rechargeable Battery by Joshua Follansbee

RE: Miroir M280A I have had this little gem since February 2021. So far it has worked perfectly. I currently have two other projectors, one 4k, the other 720p. I love them both, but the M280A is my "every night" projector. The best place for the M280A is around 45 inches tall. At 7-8ft viewing distance, you'd have a hard time telling it's only 480p. The picture that this device gives is really excellent. Bright, clear and colourful. Absolutely no complaints or wishes remained unfulfilled. The design and build quality are top notch. All of the built-in apps and features really worked for me (which isn't the case with many smart projectors), and it's great to be able to download stuff from sources like Netflix into the device's 16GB storage and watch offline if you do dont have access to the internet. on the remote control is required for applications such as Netflix. There is a good selection of apps such as Netflix, Hulu, Prime, Youtube and free apps such as IMDb. There's Sports, News, Education, Music, and Chrome. It can also play MP4/MP3 files (movies, music) via self-powered USB port. Through the modem, I access streaming options via a Fire Stick with an Ethernet adapter or a Sony 4k Blu-ray player. Both work great with the M280A. I also use a Revain Fire Stick extender that detaches from the unit so I have more room to plug in my custom audio cable. can get a little more volume to compensate from time to time. Anyway, I listen 95% with headphones on the 3.5 jack and the volume on the jack is pretty loud. You can also connect any speaker to the AUX input if you don't want to be tied to the device. Perhaps Miroir can release an update for a bit more volume in the future if needed. You cannot use BT from device to external devices for audio. The M280A's BT option appears to be there just to send audio to the device to be played through its speakers, like music from your phone. You can always use BT via Fire Stick or many players like Sony. I get almost two hours of battery life in "Save" mode and about 52 minutes in "Normal" mode. He spends most of his time playing connected to the network. Again, this is a great little device that has been used almost daily since February and works flawlessly. Miroir was also very quick, helpful and answered all my questions.