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Ports are plentiful here: There’s an Optical Digital Audio Out, LAN/Ethernet, Antenna/Cable In, USB, HDMI and even a headphone jack, just to name a few.

The light output is solid, at 1500 lumens, and works best in a dim room.

Their CineBeam tech inside gives you precise pictures on every frame, and a screen up to 140 inches from about 12 to 13 feet away.

There’s a lot to unpack in this LG smart projector that truly lives up to its name.

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Some even feature backlit buttons for easy use during a darkened movie screening. While voice command can handle a good amount of tasks, the rest relies on the remote. Remote Capability: Having to get up on a chair and mess with the projector unit can be a pain, especially when you’ve got guests waiting to watch something. At the very least, it should have HDMI, USB, and AV inputs for you to connect a media source or device. You may not need them all now, but consider what you might be connecting in the future as technology evolves. Ports: When it comes to connecting all your devices, ports are important. If it’s within your budget, a set of external speakers can really expand the sound. Sound: Some projectors offer built-in speakers, but the quality varies. For example a “Natural” mode might work well for a movie, as it gives vivid colors and accurate flesh tones, but for a classic film, a “Black and White” setting will help bring it into a sharper focus. Modes: Depending on what you’re watching (or games you’re playing), various modes can greatly enhance the experience. All of the picks on our list support 4K resolution.

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Resolution: Same deal here as shopping for a TV: 1080p is full HD, and 4K is Ultra HD. Check the listed operating temperature before you go all-in: -41 to 104☏ (5 – 40☌) is the usual range, with about 85% max humidity. Temperature: The last thing you want is for your projector to overheat. Different projectors deal with this in various ways, and some of the newest projectors don’t even have fans at all. This is mostly from the cooling fans that kick in when the unit starts to get hot. Noise: A loud projector can be distracting while watching a movie. Same goes for gamers too, as a projector can provide an immersive experience like no other. If you’ve got the wall space, this can really give you the full cinematic feel, especially in a room with dimmable lighting. TV: So why choose a projector over just a TV? First off, the best projectors are capable of stretching your screen to a much, much larger surface – usually over 100 inches. The best smart projectors take an image from a video source and beam it onto a larger screen or wall, with voice-activated controls and easy pairing from any device. The best smart projectors are also compatible with voice command programs like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, letting you do everything from powering the unit on and off, to adjusting volume, changing inputs, and controlling playback all using just your voice.

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The best projectors now offer so much more, including improved 4K picture, sharper graphics, reduced fan noise, and Bluetooth capability. Projectors in the past have been noisy, clunky, and sacrificed picture quality, with an internal lamp that’s expensive to replace once it burns out.īut things have drastically changed for the better. On the right side of the taskbar, select the Network icon > Cast, then select your dock.If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission.

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If your PC supports WiGig, you'll see a WiGig control in Settings > Network & internet > Airplane mode. Make sure your PC supports WiGig and that it's turned on. Turn on your WiGig dock and make sure it's connected to the display. Wirelessly connect your PC to a monitor, projector, or other kind of external display that is connected to a WiGig dock. On the right side of the taskbar, select the Network icon > Cast, then select your display or wireless adapter.įollow any additional instructions on the screen. On your PC, make sure Wi-Fi is turned on. If you're using a Miracast dongle or adapter, make sure it's plugged in to the display. Wirelessly connect your PC to a TV, projector, another PC, or other kind of external display that supports Miracast.

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