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Question: Why does AAXA not explicity state the native resolution for this device?  It says it "ACCEPTS" 1080p inputs which means nothing.  Website doesn't say.
Document: Nice decent device. Perfect price/performance. Perfect present for xTmas to a fellow colleague.Is a petty not available in Spain.
Its a very nice gadgetMuch faster than aaxa P1jr, runs 16 gb sd cards (P1 did only 8gb SDs) and 55 lumens is very good for a almost dark room, something like you really let your living room when watching TVOn battery it runs 35 lumensOn power (55 lumens) side by side in a dark room with a powerfull LG PA70G 700 lumens led projector (biggest led projector yet), you wont feel much difference (but dont get room lights on or the difference will appear very hard...)The problem is the lack of audio outThats because the best thing in this gadget is its portability, by farSo if you want it portable, you wont be hooking it to your phone with a lot of wiresBut its speaker sound is very low, so you certainly will not hear absolutely anything in a restaurant, for example (yes, its main use is to entertain your childs while in a restaurant, because in your house you will use a bigger projector, of course)So if aaxa would spend 50 cents more and install a audio out connector, for a portable powered speaker or a headphone, this would be a perfect gadgetBut the way it is, its like a soundless movie projector in reality, nice if you like movies from Buster Keaton or Oliver Hardy, that dont need to be heard ...In my case, I will open it and install a conector myself, but i know how to do this, and did it in my P1 jr (P1 specs says it have one 3.5mm audio out, but its not true at all)Hope this intervention do not overheat something and burn it, but is the only way to make it usablePitty, because its a very nice machineAdded later:I finaly opened it and installed one audio out connectorIts not much difficult to doIf you want, there is barely space to install one stereo P2 connector inside it, so nobody will realize it have been alteredIn few words, I did cut one of the speaker wires ond ironed the conector between the cutted wires, so the out speaker or headphone will be in series, not in paralel, which assures you the projector wont burn, becaus you are really lowering the power out(you can even use P2 extra pins to short circuit connector when you unhook speaker out, so internal speaker will stay working when the connector is unhhoked - I did this way on mine)When done, audio is very very loud then in a headphone, very nice ( of course, you can lower audio level in projector's controls)Even with some audio out portable speaker the audio out is very good and loud if you needLast, watching its inside you can realize it is very well made, and uses 2 very compact and powerfull 2 amps lithium batteriesSomebody on AAXA put lot of effort in itAnd best of all, it have HD resolution, and one HDMI in connector, micro size (seems a larger one but its not - but you can buy a adapter cable for U$2 anywhere)Did buy 2 more of those projectors this week and will tweak them alsoVery nice
The projector has no tripod mount and it is hard to aim it! I tried to play a movie to my kids in a party but has no audio output jack when using USB or Micro SD. The manual says that are 1.0w stereo speaker and 3.5 mm audio jack. In my case, the HDMI input never worked. Thinking to get my money back...
35 lumens is what it runs on battery, and it is somewhat brighter at the 55 lumens when plugged in. I would not plan to show text on it, again as the resolution is low. In a dark club, it would be barely useable, but it does hide well in your hand, and for limited use it might work.It is also somewhat fragile, but it is very small, and comes with all the accessories, including a VGA cable and a remote. The menu interface is basic, but useable.
The AAXA P2 Jr. is much brighter than the other handheld projectors I have used in the past. It is great for watching movies in the bedroom since I have better control over the lighting. With the HDMI connector I leave a 10' HDMI adapter connected to my desktop PC and watch shows I have downloaded.The best part about this projector is just how small it is. Its about the same size as my iPhone 4 and I can take it with me to friends houses to watch.
There is no mention that this projector is missing a tripod mount, so it's difficult to aim, especially since it has no keystone correction. Also the composite input uses a special cable that is hard to connect and falls out easy. Brightness is decent, but the lack of mounting for me looses a lot of stars. My Aiptek V10 projector though not as bright, at least has a way to mount it, and uses a simple AV jack for quick firm connection.The focus wheel is also hard to dial in just right, and the resolution is low.
the projector worked but i couldn't get it to play any audio from USB or HDMI. i could have just gotten a lemon... it seems well made and was fairly bright for its size. i will most likely be looking for a little nicer model in the future. Note to buyers. no key stone and no tripod mount.
problem with sounds.. since it doesn't have a headphone jack, i can't hear it clearly. pc to the projector connections keep my computer stop responding.
Ya know - I wanted to put an &#34;I don't like it&#34; at 2 stars - because really this thing is fine for projecting in some circumstances. BUT I specifically purchased this model to loop a file from a micro SD card. Now, I don't know if my unit is broken or if this is a universal flaw but I can't get any file to loop.
When connected to a pc it continues to took for a signal, connects shows slide then disconnects and starts to look for a signal again.
Answer: no