Mini Portable Projectors As Multiple Monitors

easy to use on the Mac, you need not install any software. It's just plug and use. I recommend it to anyone who is looking for an easy solution for multiple monitors or projectors.

Using this to distribute a VGA signal to multiple projectors. Works as expected.

I am running two projectors, two monitors and two 60 TV's from two AMD video cards on a dell desktop. The TV's are 70' away in cable length and I was leary of getting an HDMI cable that long. I found the CHE-1 on B&H and that along with 70' cat 6 made this a breeze to set up. There is no flicker, delay, or loss of resolution. It works like it was intended to. I don't have any cons, it is a great product.

This is a must for anyone working in an industry where running multiple projectors is necessary. I am able to run presentations with multiple projectors on one computer which greatly simplifies things. Set was a breeze!!

I have owned multiple projectors over the last decade and this is by far the best. My last projector was an Optoma and I decided to stick with the brand. I put over 20k hours on my last projector and they make a very good product.This specific projector is 1080p which looks amazing even at 30' diagonal. I am currently projecting on a blue painted wall because I recently moved, and it has perfect color with only minor color adjustment.All in all it is an amazing deal for under $ , and it has 4000 hour bulb life which is a wallet saver.

A great convenience, especially when yo're using multiple cameras and monitors.

Perfect way to free up space on your desk if you have multiple monitors.

You get what you pay for it might be on the more expensive side of portable projectors. (I dont actually know) but it's surprising how quickly it can adapt to any surface and focus it's image. At an angle up, down, left, right it really gets the best picture possible. I find it does run hot though and fan can get a little loud but meh no big deal.

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The new Mac mini is much improved over the older versions. My first Mac was a mini back in 2007. Since then I owned a MacBook Air 2011(which I still own) an iMac 27 in 2014 and a 2016 MacBook Pro 16. I work at home more now like everyone else and since my wife needed a new laptop we decided to purchase the Mini and pass the MacBook Pro to her. The mini has the same configuration as the more expensive MacBook Pro, i7 intel chip, 16gb RAM and a 256gm SSD drive, so this was a lateral move. The mini is super fast and connected to two 21 4k LG monitors it delivers a great experience. I was concerned about heat, since the MacBook Pro would get pretty hot while connected to the 2 monitors but the mini handles them just fine. It's compact and freed up more real estate on my desk. No regrets switching to the Mini and from what I read the next generation of Mini's will be even more powerful and still at a decent price point. So if you work from home and need a new powerful computer without breaking the bank, Mini is the way to go.