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The white projector on a dark side table in an unlit living room, throwing a bright mountain landscape onto the wall behind itThe white projector on a plain background, its square gold-rimmed lens facing left, mounted on a curved arm above a rounded baseThe projector balanced on a seesaw against a 12.9-inch tablet, captioned 1.34LB, showing it weighs less than the tablet

The white projector on a dark side table in an unlit living room, throwing a bright mountain landscape onto the wall behind it

Mini Smart Projector

Point it at a blank wall and the wall stops being a wall.

$89.99
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Free shipping — 10–20 business days

Tracked all the way. It is slower than Prime, and we would rather say so now than surprise you later.

A 1.3lb Android projector that throws a native 1080p picture up to 130 inches. It focuses itself, straightens its own image when you tip it, and runs its apps on board — so it needs a power lead and nothing else.

The reason it is going around right now is the fake-window trick: park it facing a bare wall, play a looping window scene, and a small room gains a view. That is a use for it rather than a feature of it — the scenes are ordinary videos you queue up yourself, not something built into the box. Worth being straight about, because the ads for this are not.

What you get

  • Native 1080p, 330 ANSI lumens, 4K input supported
  • Auto focus and auto vertical keystone — it squares up its own image
  • Android 11 on board with a voice remote; no stick or laptop needed
  • WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.4, plus HDMI and USB
  • Rotates through 180° on its stand, for wall or ceiling
  • 5W speaker built in; 1.34lb, so it moves room to room

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