M6 Pico 1080P Battery Powered Projector

Portable projectors are great for watching your media anywhere with a large picture. It allows you to have a movie theater experience no matter where you are.

Compact and Powerful

You could project a movie against your wall and watch it bigger than you could on any TV. Maybe project some music videos against the wall during a party. Portable projectors are always great for presentations at the office too, but that’s a bit on the boring side. Read: Best Projector Screens for the Money There are many portable projectors to choose from these days and some of them are even battery powered. Like the M6 Pico projector. This baby fits in the palm of your hand but delivers a huge experience. The M6 has a lot going for it. Like 30,000 hour LEDs for vibrant color and a 30,000-hour lifespan. The 90-minute lithium ion battery means that you can project on the go. The onboard media player lets you easily access your videos, slideshows, pictures, and music. As for connectivity, it has VGA, HDMI, and AV ports built in. Plus there’s a micro TF card and USB port. A quality speaker gives you vibrant sound to bring whatever you are watching to life.

True Native 1080P

The M6 Pico projector delivers true native 1080P HD at 1920 x 1080p pixel resolution. It also has a brightness of 1200 lumens(500 on battery). You can project an image of 12 to 200 inches. These specs make the M6 a very capable and handy portable projector to take with you anywhere. Whether you are on vacation, traveling for business or you just want a small projector for home use, the M6 is a good choice. It comes with a carrying case, remote, composite AV cable, power adapter and the manual. This device is compact, easy to use and whatever media you use with it is going to look amazing. It is small but powerful.

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