Xiaomi has just introduced an exciting new gadget to its lineup in China: the Redmi Projector 3 Pro. This projector is designed to enhance your home entertainment experience with its ability to display stunning 1080p resolution images. Whether you’re looking to project a cozy 45-inch image or a larger-than-life 120-inch display, this device has you covered with a convenient 1.25:1 throw ratio.
One of the standout features of the Redmi Projector 3 Pro is its advanced time-of-flight sensor. This technology allows for seamless image adjustments, ensuring the picture is always sharp and clear with its autofocus and keystone correction capabilities. Not only does it adapt automatically for a perfectly fitted screen, but it also smartly avoids obstacles that might disrupt your viewing.
The projector is powered by an LCD light source that boasts an impressive brightness of 470 CVIA lumens. While this measurement might not align with the internationally recognized ISO lumens, it still promises to deliver vivid and captivating visuals. Complementing the visuals, the projector comes equipped with two built-in 6W speakers, making it a complete audio-visual package. For those who love multifunctional devices, it can also serve as a Bluetooth speaker when needed.
Connectivity is a breeze with the Redmi Projector 3 Pro. With dual-band Wi-Fi support, you can effortlessly cast your favorite content wirelessly. It’s compatible with both the Xiaomi app and voice commands, making it easy to integrate into your smart home ecosystem. The device also includes essential ports such as HDMI, USB-A, and a 3.5mm audio jack for added convenience.
For those eager to get their hands on this versatile gadget, it’s available in China at a special introductory price of CNY 1,499, which translates to approximately $211. However, this offer is temporary, as the expected retail price will eventually rise to CNY 1,699 or about $240. While it’s currently unclear when this innovative projector might make its way to other markets like Europe, tech enthusiasts and Xiaomi fans alike have their fingers crossed for an international release.
