SeekerPhilips PicoPix Max One
The Philips PicoPix Max One throws a bright image for a small projector, and its image quality is passable for home and business use, but the powered focus has some annoying flaws.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
Product details
- Vivid Display: true Full HD 1080p resolution, TI DLP 4-LED light sources for up to 120" display, lasts over 20,000 hours
- HDMI: Easily connect to notebooks, game consoles, smartphones or any other HDMI output devices
- USB-C: Apple ready! Connect your Macbook Pro, iPhone, or any Type-C devices to throw your videos
- Portable: long-lasting battery to project up to 5h of content and built-in speaker
- Image Correction: electric focus, 4 corners correction, digital zoom
PROS
+ 1080p (1920-by-1080) native resolution
+ Built-in battery lasts up to 5 hours
+ Inputs include HDMI and USB-C
+ Can power a streaming stick
+ Powered focus
CONS
- All modes show slight blue-green bias
- No 3D support
- Defocuses as it warms up, requiring refocusing
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By PCMag on October 04, 2021
The Philips PicoPix Max One throws a bright image for a small projector, and its image quality is passable for home and business use, but the powered focus has some annoying flaws.
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