Although for outdoor use, I use a speaker called the Block Party Live from ION ($175), which is basically a huge 50-watt speaker with what I'd imagine is a small car battery inside.
#Cineplay theater movie#
So you can either link one for just a wireless speaker, or 2 in stereo, or up to 50 in "PartyUp" mode (they all play the same audio), so if you want to have an outdoor movie party with your projector on the side of a house or barn or whatever (which is awesome & I totally recommend doing), everyone will be able to hear. However, they have a slew of crazy features like big sound, good-quality audio, amazing battery life, waterproof, and just released, the ability to link up to 50 of them (srs) together: The UE Boom are probably the best compact wireless speakers, but those go anywhere from $130 to $240, so they are waaaaaay more expensive than the small ones above. I've tried a variety of compact speakers & those are my favorite budget models so far. The Big Magicbox is nice because it's kind of a tube that you can place flat or upright & fills up the room a bit more for $20 extra. For example, I have a DKnight MagicBox II.it has amazing bass for the size, but the treble is pretty lacking, so female voices & higher male voices aren't as punchy.but for $30 in a tiny little box, it's pretty nice to have some kick on the lower end. The same thing applies to speakers.the smaller they get, the more trade-offs they have. Not as cheap as other ultra-small projectors, but pretty good for what you get, if you're aware of the cons mentioned. With a mini-HDMI to female HDMI adapter, you can plug it into anything (laptop, game console, Lightning adapter, HDTV cable box, Bluray or DVD player, etc.). Has a small battery (not hours & hours but not bad, and if you need to move it, it will stay on, which is nice).
#Cineplay theater Bluetooth#
Onboard speaker is useless (duh, the whole unit is only 2" x 2"), so at least get a nice little Bluetooth speaker that also has aux input (for cheap, compact speakers, I recommend either a DKnight MagicBox II if you want bass & don't care as much about the trebel, or a DKnight Big MagicBox if you want more sound but not as much bass.or if you can go bigger & have more $$$ to spend, UE Boom makes awesome stuff, but those are like 10x the price in some cases). So continuing, the included stand stinks get a Gorillapod (or at least a well-rated knockoff) instead. Keep in mind that a lot of these complaints are minor & solvable, and some you just have to live with because it's a pico projector & not a big boy. The contrast stinks too, and things are a little on the blue side, but the picture is pretty good at a max of say 70" or so in a very dark room.
#Cineplay theater Ps4#
You will need a mini-HDMI adapter for the PS4 anyway, might as well get the mini-HDMI to female adapter so you can plug in anything you want. On this one, the main cons are: the wireless streaming kicked me off a lot, so I bought Apple's ridiculously expensive Lightning to HDMI cable & use that with a mini-HDMI adapter - works perfectly, problem solved. It is stupid small:Įvery pico projector has pros and cons because they lack features that full-sized projectors have. Here's a pic with a full-sized (no fun size for me!) Reese's peanut butter cup sitting on top of it. My bro has a UO Smart Beam gen3, which is a 2" laser projector for $339: It doesn't have to be Bluetooth compatible, but I want the projector to be able to work with my phone, as in if I pull up Netflix from my phone, the screen will mirror me pulling up Netflix. To clarify, I'm looking for a projector that's small and portable, and works with iOS systems and a PlayStation 4.
It requires an app to connect to the phone (and phone connection was the salesman's top point.) was a mess, requiring an app to work(free), but it was slow and only pulled up pictures I had in my phone, no videos were playable, and.
I'm new to looking for projectors, so I just wanted opinions, pros and cons, and other ideas for these projectors.Įdit:should've specified, I'm looking for a projector that worked with iOS (including a MacBook) with a PlayStation 4.Įdit2 my reply to /u/SeaFoodDuder: I was looking at the Pro, and 5 min after posting this I purchased this, and the set up was easy, the projector at 200 Lumen was bright and the image was nice, but the way it operated was terrible.
#Cineplay theater tv#
I'm going out of country in about a week, and I got the idea of getting a projector instead of a tv to travel with.
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