Nuked 
Hey folks, Nuked here! Today, let’s dive into the world of portable projectors with a fun and friendly spin.
Recently, I moved into a new apartment, and guess what? My old TV didn’t come along. Even though my space isn’t tiny, fitting a bulky TV felt cumbersome. Luckily, a startup called Lumi Labs reached out to test their latest gadget, the Lumi Max portable projector. I was amazed at how projectors have evolved since my college days, when grainy images on dorm walls were common.
One of the coolest things about Lumi Max is how compact it is. It stands upright, perfect for small spaces or shelves. Besides weighing just over four pounds—so lightweight—it’s designed for campers, fitting snugly into backpacks. It even comes with a handy carrying case, making outdoor movie nights easy.
The standout feature is its integration with Google TV. Launched recently, it gives access to thousands of apps, hundreds of thousands of movies, and dozens of free TV channels. If you have a Google account, setup is a breeze, and the remote makes navigation simple.
Other nifty features include autofocus and obstacle detection. It recognizes objects like frames or shelves, adjusting the display automatically. Since my walls were blank, it worked seamlessly. It even warned me when my chair got in the way, helping me reposition for the best view.
The screen size ranges from 40 to 120 inches, supports 1080p HD, and is compatible with 4K UHD—impressive specs for such a small device. The sound isn’t bad either; with dual 5W speakers and Dolby Audio support, it delivers decent audio, or you can connect to external speakers for a richer sound.
The price? About $400, which is reasonable considering its features. Lumi Labs also sells accessories like adjustable stands and larger screens. Plus, a new app called Lumi IQ will soon let you control the projector via voice with AI assistance. Overall, this gadget makes a great, portable entertainment option.
