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In the world of portable projectors, the SCREENMAX SP133D and the Generic Mini Projector A003 both claim to deliver impressive home theater experiences. But as we dive into their specifications, we begin to see some key differences that could influence your choice.
The SCREENMAX SP133D touts a native 1080P resolution with a brightness of 450 ANSI lumens, promising clarity that surpasses the typical 720P projectors many consumers might be settling for. It also features advanced Bluetooth 5.3 technology and the convenience of screen mirroring via its WIFI6 capabilities. But is that enough to justify its position in a crowded market?
On the other hand, the Generic Mini Projector A003 presents itself with a slightly lower native resolution of 1280x720P but supports 4K video decoding. It emphasizes versatility with its 360-degree rotation feature and built-in electric focus, allowing for unique projection scenarios. However, can it really compete with the SCREENMAX in terms of overall performance and reliability?
Join me as we dissect these two projectors, comparing their features, performance, and real-world usability to see which one truly stands out in the crowded space of home entertainment solutions.
First up, we have the SCREENMAX Portable Movie Projector. It boasts a native 1080P resolution with 450 ANSI lumens and an impressive 85% uniformity. That sounds pretty solid for bright and clear images! Plus, it has Bluetooth 5.3 and a built-in 8W speaker, which should make for a decent sound experience. The Wi-Fi 6 feature is also a huge plus for mirroring devices without the hassle of cables. However, I did notice that the Bluetooth only supports audio output. Is that a dealbreaker for anyone?
On the flip side, there’s the Generic Mini Projector. It also claims native 1080P but with a resolution of 1280x720 for output and a brightness of 500 ANSI lumens, which seems slightly better in terms of brightness. It supports 4K video decoding and has a 360-degree rotation feature, which is cool for projecting onto different surfaces. But it’s also using Bluetooth 5.0 instead of 5.3, and I’m curious if that impacts performance.
So, which projector do you think gives better picture and sound quality overall? Are there any potential downsides I might be overlooking with either option?
The SCREENMAX SP133D touts a native 1080P resolution with a brightness of 450 ANSI lumens, promising clarity that surpasses the typical 720P projectors many consumers might be settling for. It also features advanced Bluetooth 5.3 technology and the convenience of screen mirroring via its WIFI6 capabilities. But is that enough to justify its position in a crowded market?
On the other hand, the Generic Mini Projector A003 presents itself with a slightly lower native resolution of 1280x720P but supports 4K video decoding. It emphasizes versatility with its 360-degree rotation feature and built-in electric focus, allowing for unique projection scenarios. However, can it really compete with the SCREENMAX in terms of overall performance and reliability?
Join me as we dissect these two projectors, comparing their features, performance, and real-world usability to see which one truly stands out in the crowded space of home entertainment solutions.
Specs
| Parameter | SCREENMAX Portable Movie Projector | Generic Mini Projector Home Projector |
|---|---|---|
Picture |  |  |
Reference Price | $107.99 | - |
Recommended Uses | Indoor/Outdoor, Home Cinema, Gaming | Education, Home Cinema, Gaming, Business |
Built-In Media | 1* HDMI Cable, 1*Remote Control (Batteries not included), 1*DC Power, 1*WIFI and Bluethooth Projector, 1*3&1 AV Cable | User Manual, Power Cord, Remote |
Highlight | ➤【Native 1080P, 450 ANSI, 85% Uniformity】 The SP133D HD projector boasts native 1080P resolution, Unlike many other video projectors that claim 1080P support but deliver only 720P. This genuine 1080P home projector features 2.13 million pixels, providing a brightness of 450 ANSI lumens & uniformity of 85%. This clarity is twice that of a 720P projector, which typically has only 920,000 pixels. Lower-pixel projectors often offer a brightness of just 150 ANSI lumens and a uniformity as low as 65% ➤【Bluetooth 5.3 ready ! Built-in 8W Speaker.】The 2024 Bluetooth projector features advanced Bluetooth technology (V.5.3), providing stable and reliable connections. Say goodbye to the inconvenience of unstable Bluetooth links. Effortlessly connect to your Bluetooth speakers for an unforgettable movie night with this outdoor Bluetooth projector also built-in an 8W HIFI speaker. (Note: The Bluetooth function supports only audio output and does not support mobile phone audio input.) ➤【Looking for Screen Mirroring Projector？】The SP133D is equipped with the latest WIFI6, offering 5G+2.4G dual-band transmission channels. Whether for high-speed gaming or an immersive movie-watching experience, the 2.4G channel's WIFI function is incomparable. Additionally, bid farewell to tangled data cables as you seamlessly connect your computer, mobile phone, and tablet through screen mirroring. Enjoy a clutter-free connectivity experience. |  Built-in WIFI: A003 offers an easier way to mirror your IOS or Android smartphone screen by wired or wire-free connections. Bluetooth 5.0 output: Enjoy your own cozy world with Bluetooth earphones or share happy times with family via Bluetooth speakers.360 Rotation: Project images onto ceilings, walls, and even irregular walls by simply rotating the projector. 4K 1080P decoding: Supports 4K video decoding and playback, output video resolution is 1280*720p. Electric focus: With a built-in high-performance motor, you can easily get a focused picture using the remote controlFull HD Native 1080P Yidedraw Portable projector has native 1920*1080P resolution, 500 ANSI brightness, and 5000:1 contrast, provides superior image fidelity and precise color accuracy. Also it supports ultra HD 4K Videos decoding, restoring full HD video quality with excellent shadow detail. |
Screen Size | 44 Inches - 250 Inches | 50 Inches - 150 Inches |
Throw Distance | 2.82 Feet - 3.49 Meters | 0.5 - 4 Meters |
Contrast Ratio | 12000 : 1 | 1080 Pixels |
Maximum Resolution | 1920x1080 Pixels | 1920 x 1080 Pixels |
Native Resolution | 1920 x 1080 | 1920 x 1080 |
Brightness | 450 lumen | 5000 Lumen |
Display Type | LED | LED |
Other Features | Built-In Wi-Fi 6 (5G+2.4G), Small Size to Portable, Built-In 8W Speaker, Native 1080P 450 ANSI Outdoor Movie Projector, Built-In Bluetooth 5.3（Latest） | Portable, Bulit-In Handle, Lightweight, Built-In Cooling System, Fold Down Arm |
Video Encoding | AVC | - |
LightSource Life | 150000 Hours | 30000 Hours |
Controller Type | Remote Control, Button Control | Remote Control |
Control Method | Remote | Remote |
Connectivity Technology | WIFI 6, Bluetooth 5.3, USB, 3.5mm Jack,TF,VGA, HDMI | VGA, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, HDMI |
Compatible Devices | Laptop, Gaming Console, Tablet, Smartphone, Speaker | - |
Wattage | 70 Watt-hours | - |
Mount Type | 1.Tripod Mount 2.Desktop Placement 3.Celling Mount | Tabletop Mount |
L x W x H | 11.22"L x 10.24"W x 5.12"H | - |
Which to get
I’m torn between two projectors, and I’d love some input on which one I should go for based on picture quality, sound quality, system features, and any potential downsides.First up, we have the SCREENMAX Portable Movie Projector. It boasts a native 1080P resolution with 450 ANSI lumens and an impressive 85% uniformity. That sounds pretty solid for bright and clear images! Plus, it has Bluetooth 5.3 and a built-in 8W speaker, which should make for a decent sound experience. The Wi-Fi 6 feature is also a huge plus for mirroring devices without the hassle of cables. However, I did notice that the Bluetooth only supports audio output. Is that a dealbreaker for anyone?
On the flip side, there’s the Generic Mini Projector. It also claims native 1080P but with a resolution of 1280x720 for output and a brightness of 500 ANSI lumens, which seems slightly better in terms of brightness. It supports 4K video decoding and has a 360-degree rotation feature, which is cool for projecting onto different surfaces. But it’s also using Bluetooth 5.0 instead of 5.3, and I’m curious if that impacts performance.
So, which projector do you think gives better picture and sound quality overall? Are there any potential downsides I might be overlooking with either option?
