We’ve previously covered some entry-level mini Android projectors like Rikomagic R5 or Nebula Capsule, but Amlogic T968 powered Xiaomi WEMAX ONE ultra short throw Android laser projector is a different beast entirely as it sells for $1949 shipped on GearBest. You can lower the price somewhat ($20 discount) with coupon IT$CN33WMX.
Xiaomi WEMAX ONE (FMWS01C) projector specifications:
- SoC – Amlogic T968 quad core Cortex-A53 @ up to 1.8GHz with Arm Mali-T830MP GPU
- System Memory – 2GB DDR3
- Storage – 16GB eMMC Flash
- Projector Details
- 0.47 inch DMD
- Resolution – Full HD ( 1920 x 1080 ) with support for HDR and 4K resolution somehow
- Light source – ALPD 3.0 (Advanced Laser Phosphor Display)
- Brightness – 1688 ANSI lumens (Claims of 7000 ANSI lumens in GearBest and other websites in English appear to be false)
- Color gamut – NTSC 80 – 85 percent
- Central contrast – 2500 : 1 – 3500 : 1
- Throw ratio – 0.233 : 1
- Best screen dimension – 150″ at about ~35″ (90cm) from wall or projection screen
- Lifespan – 25,000 Hours
- Light mode – highlight, movie, normal
- Auto mode – save power, eye protect
- Brightness uniformity – JBMA > 80%
- Keystone correction – four corners, eight corners
- Focus – power focus
- Noise – Less than 32dB ( at 25 °C )
- Video Input – 2x HDMI 2.0, 1x HDMI ARC port, 1x AV port
- Audio – 2x full frequency speakers, 1x high frequency speaker, optical S/PDIF, 3.5 mm audio output jack; Dolby support
- Connectivity – Gigabit Ethernet, dual band WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0
- USB – 1x USB 3.0 port, 2x USB 2.0 ports
- Power Supply – 200 ~ 240V at 50 / 60Hz
- Power Consumption – 250 W (max)
- Dimensions – 44.00 x 29.00 x 9.00 cm
- Weight – 6.3 kg
The projector runs an English language version of MIUI TV based on Android 6.0, and ships with a Bluetooth remote control, a power cable, two adapters, a cleaning cloth, and a user manual in English.
Beside GearBest, I also find WEMAX ONE projector on some vendors on Aliexpress (but all over $2,000 for now), as well as on GeekBuying for $2099 shipped.
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