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Question: Hello - do you sell a remote with this projector?
Document: The projector met and exceeded every expectation I had in terms of power and portability. My sole disappointment is that a remote is no longer available. You must manually operate the projector. This causes shake and decreases effectiveness of &#34;instructor mobility.&#34;
The projector does exactly what I wanted, great picture quality which actually will project larger images than advertized. Sad 3M decided to stop making them. One negative, not about the projector but the fact the 3M makes it appear the remote is available and it is not.
This would have been a great little projector for my business, but nobody is telling you that the proprietary accessories (remote and VGA connector) are unavailable, and I mean ANYWHERE!! !I was able to load my PowerPoint presentation, but advancing the slides by using the touch button on the top is not an option for me.
i love the projector however it does not come with accessories and i was not able to find them in local stores. I had to order them online. once i got them everything was great but it was a pain trying to find the right ones. right now i need a remote and i would like to be able to get it at a store but....online I go.
I suppose this is a nifty enough device, but without the necessary cables and remote controller, it has very limited utility. If you could buy the cables or remote somewhere, it would probably still be a pretty good bargain, but you cannot find them ANYWHERE ON THE PLANET.If you are seeking a little projector for showing a presentation from your laptop to a room full of people, this isn't what you want.
It is advertised to be 2 GB, while what I see is 765 MB. In any case, if you want to present rich content locally, it is recommended to purchase a larger micro-SD card (up to 32GB is supposed to be supported).Also, if you intend to run local presentations, I would recommend purchasing the remote control. Without it, you need to touch the projector whenever you want to go to the next slide.A tripod is a must.
Mostly I am very happy with this. Buying the remote is critical if doing a presentation.
limited capabilities when running local presentations- limited video formats when running locallyAdditional considerations:- definitely purchase a tripod (or use one you have&#8230;)- a remote control is useful when running locally- additional cable is needed to run from other video sources (such as PC)
I finally let the battery die down and when I recharged it and powered it back up, it was fine. I've only had it a few weeks and need time to address all the issues. There is no manual that comes with it, and again as far as I can tell, you need to call the company in order to get one. Same goes for a remote. You need a tripod stand and you can get that with no problem.
and because the remote was sold separately, it was no longer available. a specific connector cable was also no longer available. nice little unit, and i really liked that you can preload your presentation on it and leave the laptop at the office...but without the remote you would have to use the control buttons on the unit, which makes for a crummy presentation.I ended up returning it and getting the MP410.
Answer: Holly, After I bought one of these units, I searched all over the place, including talking to someone at 3M and the answer I got was that they made a remote for this unit, but it is no longer available. I have not been able to find one after an extensive search on Amazon, EBay, and several dozen tech equipment places, including several that are authorized 3M dealers. If you find 2, I'd love to get one! :) I have used it hooked up to a laptop (and that was an adventure as well!) and use a standard laptop remote I got from Office Depot.