Dangbei, a famous Chinese brand on the same level as XGIMI, released a new high-end projector-Dangbei Mars Pro 4K Laser Projector. As the global production of Dangbei, Dangbei Mars Pro is equipped with the highest configuration.
Brandon, Florida Apr 20, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Many years ago, the use of office-based projectors was the norm until now when home theater systems have drastically taken over the modern world. As of 2022, one of the most recognized 4K home projectors is the Dangbei Mars Pro 4K Laser projector.
This particular projector consists of various features; some of which include
- Laser - being the main light source
- Brightness like no other - during the day or night
The Appearance/Outlook
The famous 4k home projector by Dangbei is made of glass IML suspension panel with an aluminum frame and aircraft-grade on the front panel. This entire outlook gives this excellent projector a very classy and high-tech style plus design.
For heat dissipation, the projector is incorporated with vents that are made into back panels and side panels. What makes the design even more convenient is how the noise of this projector is made to be reduced to 24 dB. This feature does more than only reduce the level of noise that it produces as it also helps in better circulation of air.
Furthermore, a shiny mirror formed made into a top panel and a tactical switch that is made into an upper panel is also present. While you look on the backside of the 4K projector, you will find yourself looking at various interfaces such as:
- 2 HDMI
- 2 USB 2.0
- 1 RJ45 LAN
- 1 3.5 mm earphone port
- 1 S/PDIF
What makes these interfaces the easiest to use is that all kinds of other devices such as video game players, TV boxes, computers, and many more devices can all fit in for use.
Image Quality
The image quality of this popular 4K home projector is very vivid and clear. All of the details of the picture forming with the help of this projector are displayed exceptionally. This very projector does not only have a 4K resolution but also has a brightness level that goes up to 3200 ANSI lumens which means that the image displayed is very clear, very radiant, and has different colors that are also clearly identified even in ambient or broad daylight alongside indoor lighting.
The 4K home theatre projector offers a unique experience as it has a screen projection of 300 inches plus an astounding experience of viewing.
The projector has various inbuilt features such as
- auto keystone correction
- autofocus
- intelligent screen alignment
- intelligent obstacle avoidance
As all of these things are offered on their own, the user is saved from the trouble of having to adjust these things on their own. The projector has an additional outstanding characteristic which is the: TÜV Rheinland Low Blue Light Certification. This certification is granted under the guarantee that this projector is eye 'friendly' as compared to the others in the market.
System Design and Features
The very anticipated 4K laser projector comes with an MT9669 chip (flagship) and a 4G RAM and 128G ROM storage. The device is super easy for the users to operate with and is easier for them to understand. The device also allows the users the benefit of downloading multiple files and videos. It has an in-built UI assistant and operates the Android 9.0 system.
Moreover, the design and appearance of the projector are sleek but it is also very minimal with very detailed features that include
- time
- weather
- memory status
The device also provides Bluetooth 5.0 along with 2.4G/5G Wi-Fi connectivity that makes the process very smooth when connecting as it has the option of quick wireless connectivity. Two 10W speakers come along with the projector. The projector system also supports Dolby Audio and DTS for clear sound.
In conclusion, the device has many diverse and innovative features and has a vast memory space. The price of this futuristic projector is $1,799, which is a decent price as compared to its' competitors.
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