Portable 4K High-Lumen PTZ Mini Projector
Portable 4K High-Lumen PTZ Mini Projector
✨ Indigenous Academic Inspired
🌈 Eye-Catching Design Features
😌 User-Friendly and Relaxing to Use
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Overview:
This cross-border smart ultra-high-definition projector, model H713, supports 720P resolution (1280×720), delivering crisp and detailed image quality. It offers 260 ANSI lumens of brightness and consumes 60W of power. Equipped with manual focus, it features a compact pan-and-tilt design, making it ideal for home entertainment or small meeting settings.
Specifications:
Resolution: 720P (1280×720)
Brightness: 260 ANSI lumens
Power Consumption: 60W
Colors: Diamond Black, Bright White
Version: Smart Wi‑Fi International Edition (for international use only, comes with US, UK, EU, or AU plugs)
Material: Plastic
Packing list:
1 x Projector
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