AAXA M5 Mini

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Pros:

Compact, Portable, Good range of connection ports, Includes padded protective case, Built-in rechargeable battery, Solid data image quality

Cons:

Poor video quality, with oversaturated colors and frequent rainbow artifacts

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Last revision on November 1, 2019

Reviewers Liked

Compact, Portable, Good range of connection ports, Includes padded protective case, Built-in rechargeable battery, Solid data image quality

Reviewers Didn't Like

Poor video quality, with oversaturated colors and frequent rainbow artifacts

Expert reviews and ratings

Our initial reaction was to be disappointed that the M5 didn't use Android, or have any networking capability. But the deeper we got into using this projector, the less that mattered.Critically, the M5 delivers much of what it claims in the specs, and...

By TechRadar on November 01, 2017

The AAXA M5 Mini Projector is a good choice if you need a highly portable projector strictly for data presentations, as its video is usable only for very short...

By PC Mag on December 21, 2016

The AAXA M5 is a $499 pocket-class projector with LED technology, featuring a “lamp” with three RGB LED lights. The combination of these LEDs recreates the entire color spectrum for a picture with a lot saturation. This is a single chip DLP projector with WXGA resolution (1280×800) and 900 lumens when plugged in, 500 when operating using the built-in battery. That’s respectable for a projector this...

By Projectors at Projector Reviews on November 29, 2017