MosicGO 3-in-1 Portable UST Projector vs Short Throw 1080P Portable Projector
The MosicGO is the better pick for outdoor and portable use: it throws a 100-inch image from about 1.2 feet, runs up to 3 hours on a built-in battery, doubles as a Bluetooth speaker and power bank, and has a low 17 ms input lag for gaming. The Android projector is the better pick for a fixed room setup: it runs streaming apps on its own, has Wi-Fi 6, and its lamp is rated far longer. The MosicGO is brighter on paper (1,000 ANSI vs 900) and has far more owner feedback, though 10 ratings at 4.4 is a thin sample. The Android unit wins on smarts and lamp life; the MosicGO wins on placement, battery and gaming.
- Choose the MosicGO if you want a battery-powered ultra short throw for walls, tents and game nights, with a speaker and power bank built in.
- Choose the Android short throw if it will sit in one room, plugged in, and you want streaming apps on the projector without a stick or console.
Prices
- MosicGO 3-in-1 Portable UST Projector: $399.00 at Akia Screens (last seen Nov 10)
- Short Throw 1080P Portable Projector: $194.99 at eBay (last seen Nov 8)
- Difference: the Short Throw 1080P Portable Projector is $204.01 cheaper than the MosicGO 3-in-1 Portable UST Projector at the latest prices (Nov 8 and Nov 10)

