Laser Multi-Angle Tube LED Projector, Android TV 1080p V1031-PJ-TUHDA1-518

The Laser Multi-Angle Tube LED Projector is a compact projector with Android built in and a 100-inch screen included in the box. Its tube-shaped body pivots on its base, so you can point the picture at a wall or straight up at the ceiling without stacking it on books or buying a mount.

Key features
- Multi-angle body: pivots to aim at a wall or the ceiling, which suits watching from bed
- Android 11 built in: streaming apps run on the projector, with no stick or set-top box needed
- 100-inch screen included: supplied with 8 hooks and 8 strips of double-sided tape to hang it
- Screen mirroring: supported from both iOS and Android devices
- Quiet in use: fan noise rated below 25dB, so it does not compete with a quiet film
- Wide media support: full-format video decoding including HEVC, VP9, AVS2 and AVC at 4K 30fps
- Large USB support: reads drives up to 1TB formatted as FAT32

Picture and placement

The 2.69-inch LCD panel has a native resolution of 1280x720 and accepts 1080p input, with a maximum brightness of 180 lumens. With a 1.2:1 throw ratio it needs 1.4 to 4 metres of distance, and supports 16:9 and 4:3 aspect ratios. As a 180 lumen projector it is at its best in a dark or well-shaded room rather than in daylight.

Sound and connections

The built-in 3W speaker handles casual viewing. For anything more, Bluetooth 5 pairs with a speaker or headphones at up to 15 metres using BLE and EDR profiles. Wi-Fi runs on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands.

Specifications

Native resolution 1280x720, supported input up to 1920x1080. Maximum brightness 180 lumens. Throw ratio 1.2:1 over a 1.4 to 4 metre distance. Android 11. Bluetooth 5 with a 15 metre range. Wi-Fi 2.4GHz and 5GHz. Speaker 3W. Noise below 25dB. Plays MP3, WMA and AAC audio, JPG, BMP and PNG images, and video up to 4K 30fps. Measures 9 x 9 x 13.5cm and weighs 0.84kg.

In the box

Projector, remote control, AC power cord, 100-inch screen, 8 hooks, 8 strips of double-sided tape and a quick start guide.

*Requires an Internet Connection and a Google Account