VANKYO Leisure 470 Mini Phone Projector with Synchronize Smart Phone Screen, Full HD 1080P WiFi Supported

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Wifi Synchronize Smartphone Screen: Latest WiFi connecting function is compatible with IOS and Android systems. Directly connect to your smartphone or laptop via a USB/Lightning cable.

Superior Watching Experience: 80% brighter than other equivalent projectors. MStar Advanced Color Engine and 3500: 1 contrast provide vivid color and powerful contrast of images. Native resolution is 1280 * 720P, with 1920x1080P supported. The aspect ratio is 16:9/4:3. The lamp life is up to 50,000 hours. It has 120 Lumens* (*Brightness (white light output) will vary depending on usage conditions. Brightness measured in accordance with ISO/IEC 21118.)

Superior Home Theater Projector: The mini projector provides viewing sizes from 39" to 250" with projection distances between 4.27 and 26.57 feet. The large-screen eye-protection light source and built-in 3W*1 stereo speakers let you enjoying the highest-end cinema. 

Portable Versatile Phone Projector: Compatible with TV Stick/smartphones/tablets/TV/laptop/USB sticks/TF cards (max 32GB)/DVD players. Easily connect to your smartphone, PS3, PS4, X-Box ONE, or Wii to enjoy games.

Specifications

Troubleshooting

Display Available Without Audio

• Projector is muted

• Device (PC, TV, etc.) muted.

• Dolby sound is not supported, exit to play again.

• Profile audio format is not supported by projector. E.g. Projector supports 1080P and 1080I video won’t play audio.

• VGA connection can only transmit analog signal of video not audio. External speaker is required when device is connected via VGA cable.

• Encryption applied on the videos or media player which holds the video. Try more videos to define this possibility.

• Exclude possibilities above, try another HDMI cable /external speaker, and a 2.0USB disk/ Micro SD card within 32G/USB hard disk within 1TB to play directly to see if both video audio available.

How to Switch to DHMI Mode While Connecting to Laptop

• For windows7/8/10 users, the letter P--as in "Projector." Specifically, pressing Windows-P invokes a new display-switch toolbar that makes it a snap to switch between various display modes. Combination keys might vary depending on different computer brands or models. Link with detailed information: http://kb.mcgill.ca/?portalid=2&articleid=1750#tab:homeTab:crumb:8:artId:1751:src:article.

• For Windows XP users, please refer to this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV6PQu1VzFg.

• For Mac users, please go to Apple Menu; Select System Preferences from the drop-down menu; Select the Displays icon; When the Displays window appears, click the Detect Displays button. At this point your Mac and projector should be synchronized.

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