Review on 📽️ Lenovo M1 Smart Mini Projector: Portable DLP Video Projector with WiFi, 200 ANSI Lumens, 110 Inch Picture, Intelligent Touch Control, Perfect for Home Entertainment and Movies by Maurice Stavros

This is a pocket pico projector designed to be carried around. As with other mini pico projectors I've tried, performance is generally good for the size (I found it comfortable enough for watching movies or YouTube clips). It's amazing how something so small can transform a ceiling or wall into a giant display! There are three main things I like about this projector: Brightness - this number goes up to 200 ANSI lumens, which while not as high as larger home theater projectors is one of the brightest of pocket projectors. . Other mini models I've looked at typically have a light output of around 100 lumens (which can get twice as bright), which is handy if you're in a room that's not as dark. Second, the touchpad on top of the projector (and the built-in lens cover) are smart design features. I thought it was cool that I could control (and protect) the projector without having to lug around extra accessories. Almost none of the other models have this. After all, it's technically a smart projector, which means Android is built-in. I liked being able to watch videos directly without having to connect to my phone or laptop (although I'm sure you have those options too). All in all, it's worth it for those looking for a compact all-in-one. Pros: - Bright enough even if there is some background light in the room (the brightness can also be adjusted in the settings, which is nice) - The auto keystone correction works well and helped adjust the image to always be flat . The touchpad was a good second way to control the projector without using the remote control. The lens cover is built-in and opening it automatically turns on the projector. Well! The battery size is too big for a pico projector and I get about 2 hours of use on a single charge. Good build quality (soft rubber), easy to hold/grip and won't leave fingerprints. a standard tripod that is very easy to transport. The package includes accessories such as a carrying case and a USB-C/HDMI cable. , through which additional applications can be downloaded in Smart mode, like any smartphone - The speakers are loud and can also be connected to Bluetooth headphones or portable speakers. Cons: - As with almost all pocket projectors, the native resolution is still 480P (not the sharpest in the world). But for viewing videos and photos, this is quite enough (unless it's in small print, like in spreadsheets). Colors are beautiful and vibrant. - Fan noise at maximum brightness can be a little louder, but isn't too much of a problem once the sound/music starts playing. - It would be nice if the charging port was upgraded to USB-C in the future, but like most other mini projectors at the moment,