The Blitzwolf BW-V3 Max smart projector has been launched in Europe. The model comes with an affordable price tag atop several impressive features. It utilizes water cooling technology to optimize its performance and is also dustproof. The projector is a smart gadget and comes with several convenience functions while it can also be easily set up.

The projector offers efficient cooling and a reduced noise level when it is in operation. It has a maximum noise output of 36dB and can work silently. The key parts of the projector are fully protected from dust with its design. The model also has IPX5 certification to underscore its dust protection capability.

The Blitzwolf BW-V3 Max has an LED light source with a life cycle of up to 20,000 hours. The lifespan of the light source corresponds to the entire service life of the projector.
The illumination of the Blitzwolf BW-V3 Max is at 65 percent, hence not uniform. The projector has a maximum brightness of 350 ANSI lumens which is not that high. It therefore requires dimming or restrictions on the projection diagonal. The projection ratio of the device is 1.24:1 and it omits a zoom lens. The projector can output images between 36 inches and 130 inches.

The resolution of the Blitzwolf BW-V3 Max projector is 1080 x 720 pixels and the image will not be sharp on larger projection surfaces. The model however supports automatic keystone correction. Accessories for the projector include a special stand that allows for flexible adjustment and positioning of the gadget. The projector has an HDMI interface, a USB port, and audio input/ output ports. The projector runs on Android 9 operating system and direct media playback is supported.

Pricing & Availability

The Blitzwolf BW-V3 Max projector costs €102 ($111) and ships from the Czech Republic. The company says that it takes a maximum of five days for deliveries to arrive at their destination within the EU.

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