- Is the Formovie Xming Page One worth it?
- Yes for dim-room streaming. You get native 1080p, built-in Netflix, and good speakers in one small box. Skip it if you need a bright living-room projector or 4K playback.
- How bright is it really?
- Formovie rates it at 500 CVIA lumens, or 320 ISO lumens. That is fine for a dark bedroom but washes out in daylight.
- Does it support 4K?
- It accepts a 4K signal but the panel is 1080p and it has no 4K codec support. 4K files may not play natively.
- How big an image can it throw?
- 40 to 120 inches with a 1.2:1 throw ratio. A 100-inch image needs about 2.7 meters from the screen.
- What is in the box?
- The projector, a remote, a power cable (US Type B or EU Type C plug), a user manual, and a warranty card. No screen is included.
- When is it cheapest?
- It has sold between $549 and $649 recently. The current $599 at Formovie as of November 3 is close to the low end, so waiting for a deeper cut may not pay off.
- What do buyers say about the Formovie Xming Page One 1080p portable LCD projector with Speakers and Smart TV 500 CVIA Lumens?
- Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 69 ratings. Buyers like: Impressive image quality: vivid colors, excellent sharpness, details visible even in dark scenes; Brightness and clarity good even with lights on in the adjacent room; Outstanding audio thanks to Dolby Audio and Boston Acoustics. Common complaints: Auto-focus can be difficult to get right; users want a firmware update to make it more precise; No 4K codec support; users hope for codec updates to play 4K content.