Asus S1 LED Projector

I like the quality of product as well as concept of recharging it. once you charge it fully you can use it for 2.5 hours to 3 hours without power.size is very small can carry anywhere .

One of the best product led projector video cleartiy is to good portable projector finally I am happy with this product Thanks for given good quality products to Asus and Amazon

Please don't buy this projector. I will list down the reasons:1. Projector stopped working after 2 months of purchase2. As per ASUS, they don't have a service center in India. After a lot of complaints, they finally gave a number for the service center which is not even picking up the call.Worst after sales service and warranty of the product.Do not buy this expensive projector. It's 30k down the drain if it stops working.

I am a projector nut. I use a projector connected to an Amazon Fire TV as my main television set. I have 6 projectors currently in my home. And one thing I can say for sure about projectors is, there is no all-purpose projector. You need to know what you will be using the projector for to know which one will be best for that purpose. If you are buying this in hopes that it will be a great TV replacement, for example, you will likely be disappointed unless you only watch TV at night in near-total darkness. This is not the best projector for that purpose. For many of the negative reviews here, I ask myself why you would buy a tiny battery-powered projector to use for a purpose where a larger plug-in projector would work just fine?For what this projector is, I have never seen better. With "pico" projectors, there is a juggling act between features, brightness, size, and battery life. The Asus S1 strikes the best balance, in my opinion. 200 lumens does not seem that bright on paper, but keep in mind this is a short throw projector. That means that all of those 200 lumens will be better utilized than a projector with a longer throw. It holds up well side-by-side with higher lumen output standard projectors, projecting the same size image because it can be closer to the screen.Is it the brightest pico projector available now? No. It once was, but is no longer. However, the newer, brighter projectors can only achieve 60 minutes of projection on a fully charged battery, so unless you have them constantly plugged in or are only using them for short presentations or videos, all that brightness doesn't do much good. The Asus S1 allows you to display an entire feature-length film on one battery charge, without the need for an external battery bank.I also own the similar Brookstone HDMI pocket projector, and the Asus S1 blows that out of the water. Over twice the brightness, similar battery life, MUCH better form factor and build quality. I can use the Asus in situations where the Brookstone just doesn't have the power to be effective. The Brookstone requires full darkness to use in nearly every condition. The Asus can project a decently-sized image in dimly lit conditions. That might not sound like a huge distinction, but it makes all the difference when you need it.I would say that the only drawback to the Asus S1 is that the connections and software features are now pretty outdated. It has HDMI input, which is all I will ever use (just buy an HDMI adapter for your phone or computer, they are cheap). The inclusion of MHL is interesting, but unfortunately none of the phone manufacturers bothered to adopt the feature, so it's pretty useless. The USB port is only a charging port to use the projector as a battery bank, which would be good if using an Amazon Fire Stick or something, but most current pico projectors have at least some sort of digital file input port and rudimentary media player functionality. This one does not. So just know that going in. This is an older model projector, and is definitely overdue for a newer model with media player capabilities and SD/USB input. You will need an HDMI device to use it.I love this projector. I have had my eye on it since it first came out, and it has finally fallen to a price point where I can afford it. I am currently using it to project Halloween decorations onto my front walkway (tarantulas, "AtmosFX Creepy Crawlies 2"). It is so light, I can just clip it to my rain gutter with a GoPro mount, and so small and quiet it seems like the projection is just there by magic. The brightness and quality of the image is astounding and highly effective.I will also be taking this projector with me on backpacking trips. It is so small and light, and has a long enough battery life, it will allow me and my friends to watch a movie while totally removed from any power source and without the extra weight of a battery bank. I can charge the device during the day using my solar charger. I'll also use it in my RV.

MUY RECOMENDADO!es pequeño de tamaño pero tiene excelente imagen y la bateria dura bastante y es facil de usar nos a servido mucho

After hours of research and deciding, I went with the Asus S1 LED projector, easily the best value for your money. It accepts any HDMI and MHL input and out puts in 480p; 1080p pico projectors are double the price but this does the job fantastically, you get the projector it self plus and HDMI, MHL and USB to mini-USB cable included. The USB port charges whatever USB device you may be using, it does not act as an input. The only downside, no tripod is included. At 200 lumens it is one of the brightest pico projectors out there. The battery life seems to last as advertised at around 3 hours, and the sound is crystal clear with the built in speaker although I use another external speaker most of the time. It is not hard to see why this has won many awards. If you are looking for a pico projector and are not worried about HD output, look no further than this.

Es un buen producto, en general pienso que la marca ASUS tiene buena relación de calidad-precio. Buena imagen con amplio ángulo de reproducción de imagen. Lo único que no me gusto tanto, es que después de poco tiempo hace mucho ruido el proyector.

Il a pas mal de pêche quand même pour sa taille, les couleurs sont correctes mais pas enthousiasmantes non plus.Le tout est de très bonne qualité, la bague de réglage de la netteté par exemple n'a rien à voir avec OTHA.Gros regret : il lui faudrait plus de connectivité (bluetooth/wifi).Sinon fonctionne très bien avec PC ou smartphone (S8) via HDMI.