Mini Portable Multimedia Projector For Ipod Iphone

I just purchased this to be able to charge an iphone 5, ipod touch, and ipad mini while on set. works great and doesnt cause any kind of noise to the audio system.

Work perfectly for using my iPhone and mini projector for home movie night.

Had a problem with a hum in the sound system because we were connecting a computer to a multimedia projector with an HDMI cable. This product completely stopped the hum.

I purchased this projector for multimedia use in our church sanctuary. Very bright image. Great value for native widescreen. The setup menu is a little difficult to navigate, and the cooling fan at altitude setting is pretty loud. However, the unit is lightweight, and nicely portable. The manual zoom does not have great adjustment range, but at least it has one for fine tuning. So far, I love the unit. HDMI input is great.

I bought this cable to charge a mini projector.

I use this projector for my game console and with my ipod when I go camping. I have owned it now for almost a week and I am absolutly amazed at the performance from this tinny projector. I have done a few battery tests and I have found that on the standard setting withount the projectors built in speaker, it will run for 1 hour 45 minutes. With the speaker and the projector on max brightness, it got just under an hour of life. over all this in a great little gadget.

Great portable projector under $1000

I use this cable to connect my iPhone and iPod to various music playback devices. It works as expected.

They look great, have great sound, and they are very portable. I use them with my iPod on the go and at my desk to listen to both voice and music. A great value!

As a multimedia producer who mainly does video shorts and photography, I was kind of skeptical of this base model since I came from using a suped-up PC with 32GB RAM and tons of hard drive space so I decided to read and watch a lot of online reviews. My setup is the Mac Mini M2 Pro with a Logitech K380 Mac keyboard, Logi Mac pebble mouse, and a 32 TCL HD TV as monitor. I can tell you after owning this little machine for a few weeks now they should have named it Mac Studio Jr. The base model here (16GB RAM and 512GB storage) hasn't been an issue here at all (I do use 1 and 2 GB external pro SSD drives). If anything it's probably just the right amount. The Mac Mini has stayed cool throughout all my endeavors and is blazing fast, even outdoing my old editing station. I mainly shoot 1080P for 2-10 minute video shorts, but it's handled multiple 4K video tracks effortlessly. I also bought the USB-C media reader from Apple for importing photos and video from my Sandisk cards. Blazing fast. I know I have made the right choice. Could not be happier and I am glad I made the move back to Apple.