"It stands vertically, making it perfect for small spaces; it can easily rest on a shelf or be tucked away when not in use. Weighing in at just over 4 pounds, it's noticeably lighter than many other projectors on the market. The founders are avid camping enthusiasts, so it's designed to fit snugly in backpacks, making it convenient to travel and set up in outdoor settings. Plus, it comes with a carrying case."
"The standout feature of the Lumi Max, which became available earlier this month, is its partnership with Google. The projector runs on Google TV by default, providing access to over 10,000 apps, more than 700,000 movies and TV shows, and over 800 free live TV channels out of the box. Setting it up is simple if you already have a Google account, and it includes a remote for easy navigation."
"Beyond the built-in Google TV, other features caught my attention, like the autofocus and obstacle avoidance features. The Lumi Max can recognize objects on the wall - such as picture frames, plants, or shelves - and automatically adjust the image placement. Since I haven't put any art on my walls yet, I had a blank canvas to work with. However, it did alert me when my chair was in the way, allowing me to easily reposition it for the best viewing experience."
The Lumi Max is a compact, vertically oriented portable projector weighing just over four pounds and designed for small spaces and travel. The founders designed it to fit in backpacks and it includes a carrying case for outdoor use. The projector runs Google TV by default, offering access to over 10,000 apps, more than 700,000 movies and TV shows, and over 800 free live TV channels, and setup is simple with a Google account and a provided remote. Autofocus and obstacle avoidance let the projector recognize wall objects and automatically adjust image placement. The device alerts when objects obstruct the projection, enabling easy repositioning.
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