A slew of exciting products from Xiaomi is slated to launch on December 10th, including the new Mijia laser projector that boasts an impressive array of features and useful functions.
A great choice for cinephiles who prefer watching their favorite TV shows, movies, etc without leaving the comfort of their homes, Xiaomi Mijia Laser Projector is crafted to offer a versatile viewing experience. This feature-laden laser projector from the Chinese electronics giant has now gone up for pre-order for $1,099 on Giztop.
An absolute steal at this price, the Mijia Laser Projector supports 8K video decoding and is compatible with up to a 150-inches screen. Moreover, you can place it directly in the TV cabinet to get a large screen of 60-150 inches.
Furthermore, it adopts the ALPD 3.0, cinema-grade laser source technology for an immersive visual experience. The laser projector retains an average brightness of 2,400 ANSI luminosity to ensure the screen remains visible even during the day, which means you don’t need to pull up the curtains for the Mijia laser projector.
For superior sound, the Mijia Laser Projector features dual 10W speakers. It is powered by an Amlogic T972 chipset that offers the highest frequency of 1.9GHz. The XiaoAI Voice Control feature enables you to just press and hold the voice button on the remote control to view content that you can see directly.
On top of that, the Mijia Laser Projector surpasses the ordinary 2400 ANSI lumens. With the help of Appotronics ALPD 3.0 laser light source technology, the laser projector provides a lamp life of 25000 hours. In short, you can use it for about a whopping 17 years, even if you use it for four hours daily.
As far as interfaces are concerned, the Mijia Laser Projector features Gigabit Ethernet ports and 2 HDMI ports. Aside from that, there is a 2.4G / 5G dual-band Wi-Fi mode, and HD videos do not freeze.
You can follow this link to check out more details about the Xiaomi Mijia Laser Projector and place your pre-order from Giztop. Note that the estimated delivery of the laser projector is set for the middle of December.
