AAXA M1 Ultimate User Reviews

If any one of you have tried doing P90X at home, you know with some of the routines like Plyo and Cardio X, a living room sometimes is just not enough space. I ended up buying this projector so I could have some sort of display device in the garage where I do some of my workouts now. I found this projector relatively easy to setup. The menu did take a few minutes of getting use to but once you understand how it works, it's fairly straight-forward. However the best part is that I can actually use this with the lights on and still get a 48" display without being washed out.

Any Problems: Power cable was a bit short.

After seeing the first generation projectors, I was excited but skeptical at the same time. 10-15 lumens was really not going to cut so when i saw 75 lumens i almost jousted out of my computer chair!I had the opportunity to see one of my coworkers bring one of these to work. He just pulled the little thing out of his laptop shoulder bag, and though i HAVE to get one of these… While it's still not as bright as a full sized projector, it's surprisingly bright for its small size. I mean this thing is tiny! ??Based off what I have seen out there, if this is going to be your first pico/micro projector, it's a good pick. I personally feel it's a good balance between price and performance and do not feel I overpaid for something so versatile.

Any Problems: the menu was a little clunky... I was able to figure it out within a couple of minutes... it would have been much faster if i weren't so stubborn about reading the directions LOL!