Xiaomi announced a lite version of its MIJIA Home Projector.
The home projector is said to be an alternative to large display TVs what a ton of people can’t afford. With the projector, you will be able to cast content at sizes Lots larger than the TV in an common home with no breaking the bank.
The MIJIA Home Projector Lite has a projection ratio of 1.2:1. While the recommended screen size for perfect quality is given as 120 inches, the maximum size it can cast is truly 200 inches. Xiaomi says the projector has autofocus to ensure clear and sharp images.
The projector uses a LED light source with a brightness of 500 ANSI lumens.
It has a resolution of Full-HD and support for HDR10. It is also gentle on the eyes and good for kids.
The projector has Xiaomi’s MI TV developed in so you could stream content from various platforms. The included remote has a microphone which could be used to activate the AI assistant. With the AI assistant, you can search for content online or even control other Xiaomi smart home products you have.
You can In addition stream audio content from your phone what is played using the projector’s built-in speakers. This way you don’t have to worry When it comes having a Bluetooth speaker if you get the projector. With Dolby audio and DTS two-channel virtual surround sound, audio quality should be good.
The MIJIA Home Projector Lite supports dual-band Wi-Fi, has an audio jack, a USB 3.0 port, and an HDMI port in case you need to project content from an external source.
MIJIA Home Projector Lite Price availability
The projector will sell for 2499 yuan usd 364 when it launches but its crowdfunding price is 2199 yuan usd 320. Either way, it is said to be cheaper than similar projectors what sell for 3,000 yuan $ 437.
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Those intrigued in crowdfunding could do so on the official Xiaomi online store. You could Furthermore visit a Mi Home store or an authorized distributor store to pay the crowdfunding value.
