What’s happening everyone, Nick here from TV Box stop with a brand-new 1080p projector the
manufacturers of Pixthink. This is the Pixthink M1 and it’s a native 1080p LED projector with
mobile screen mirroring, digital focus and zoom, it’s dustproof sealed, it’s stylish,
and this is the exciting part, it comes with its own portable projector screen and carrying case.
So in this review we’ll look at it’s design and all the features it has to offer,
and I’ll do a live demonstration to test its picture and sound quality and we’ll take a
look at its accessories. And who knows this might just be the projector you have been waiting for.
So stay tuned you have that right after a word from today’s sponsor.
Today’s sponsor is Pixthink a new brand that’s part of the Vivibright group that
has been known to produce some of the best high quality projectors,
and has been in the business for over 10 years.
Today’s projector the M1 is one of their products that’s built on
their mantra of pixels change your think, and products carrying their brand seek to break
the limits of LED projection by delivering higher brightness and wider color gamut.
So the next time you in the market looking for a great projector remember the name Pixthink a
brand that’s that’s going to change the way you think about projection quality.
See the link to their Amazon page in the description below is video.
And now a quick unboxing.
This projector has native 1080p LED projection. It has a 6500 Lumens.
It has a contrast ratio of 10,000:1. It has 30,000 hours lamp life.
It has an optimal viewing distance of 3.8 m at 120 inches.
And a maximum viewing distance 3.13 m at 200 inches.
It features digital focus adjustment and zoom. It has wireless mobile screen mirroring.
And there no horizontal or vertical keystone correction.
So in the box you have the M1 LED projector itself.
You get one infrared remote control. You get a 19V 4A DC power adapter.
You get a 100 inch fast stretch projector screen and mounting accessories.
A quick start guide. And a stylish carrying case.
This projector has a very trendy stylish design,
it’s made of plastic and it has a carrying strap to easily move it from point A to point B.
Also to the top just beneath the strap is where you will find the power button.
This projector has no manual button controls,
as everything is controlled using the included remote.
To the front you have its multi layered quoted glass lens and an exhaust vent.
To the rear it has one HDMI input port,
one USB 2.0 port, one of 3.5 mm audio port, an infrared sensor, an LED power light,
the DC power input, the internal cooling fan, and its intake cooling vent.
On both sides projector you have an internal speakers. So its a dual speaker design.
And below the projector you have three antiskid rubber feet,
a screw mount for mounting to a tripod or ceiling, and you have another intake vent.
So just take a moment to set this up and continue.
So I’m back and here I have it set up on a projector stand
and a pull down the projector screen.
This isn’t the one included in the package I’ll show that in just a moment.
So when you power on the projector you will hear that familiar Vivibright audio chime,
then you will see this splash screen after which you will be presented with the home screen.
So this is the home screen where it will detect and read any media that you connect to it via
an external storage device such as a flash drive or external hard drive to its USB port.
Once detected it will appear on the left for selection
and you simply navigate with the remote to access and play them.
So its settings area is probably the most minimalistic and easy to
navigate projector settings have ever encountered.
Under display, you simply press right to select and adjust its display color settings.
Under audio, it’s the same and you navigate right and make your audio adjustments.
Under image, is a where you can make adjustments to the aspect ratio and projection direction.
Under timer, is where you can set sleep settings.
Under other, is where you will find your language settings, factory reset and software information.
To use the wireless screen mirroring function it may look confusing on the screen,
but it actually quite simple.
First select the screen mirroring function.
Then using your mobile device scan for a Wi-Fi signal that the projector is sending out.
Connect to it using numbers 1 – 8 as the password.
Once you are connected to the projector’s Wi-Fi signal, open any browser and enter the
IP address that you see on the screen, or using a QR code scanner scan the barcode on the screen..
Once entered you will then access the projectors Wi-Fi settings.
Then using the menu connect the projector to your home Wi-Fi network.
Once that is done disconnect from the projectors Wi-Fi,
and return your mobile phone to your homes Wi-Fi network.
Then open the play store and install a DLNA
Miracast app and initiated the screen mirroring process.
This projector does not have any manual control buttons however it’s the first
projector I have reviewed that comes with a digital motorized focus adjustment.
On the included remote it comes with plus and minus focus buttons that adjust
not only its focus but also its zoom function.
So I will know connect it to an Android TV Box and a fine-tune its color display for optimal quality,
and play some videos to demonstrate its display together with its sound quality.
it’s picture quality is pretty decent, and its sound quality
is solid and it doesn’t sound as though the speakers are rattling like in other models.
And to conclude, I managed to find a spot on my
wall to spread the included 100 inches stretch projector screen.
It can be mounted to your wall using the included kooks and two-sided sticky tape,
or you can use the included rope in the event you have to mount it between two poles or a frame.
So the screen is a stretch type fabric and though it displays a good picture
it does somewhat reduce the true quality of the projector display. And I recommend that you use
this in more outdoor settings. For the sharpest quality use a solid premium matte type fabric.
So in summary there are three things about this electronic that stands out for me,
and those are one the electronic focus adjustment is something all projector
manufacturers should copy and implement as it really improves fine-tuning its focus.
Two. I almost forgot to mention that this projector’s internal cooling fan is almost
silent with very little noise. It’s the quietest projector I have ever encountered.
Three I really like its stylish design and its included accessories such as the projector screen.
Areas that did not stand out for me are there is no electronic keystone correction,
and it doesn’t have Bluetooth.
So viewers there you have it. This was my review of Pixthink M1 1080p LED projector.
Thanks goes out to Pixthink part of the Vivibright group for sending this product for review,
and if you are interested in this model you can get it below $150
using the link provided in the description below is video.
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