Xiaomi has today
launched its next-generation Mijia Projector 2 Pro. It is now available for
pre-booking in China with a deposit of 100 yuan (US$ 14). The Xiaomi Mijia
Projector 2 Pro is priced at 4,599 yuan which roughly converts to US$ 658. Those
who pre-book the device will need to make payment for the remaining amount on
29th July, the day when the product will start shipping. Those who pre-book
this projector will also get Mijia Charging Lamp for free.
The official listing of the Xiaomi Mijia
Projector 2 Pro reveals that it comes with 4-channel Luminus LED light source
which offers a brightness of up to 1300 ANSI Lumens. This is said to offer such
brightness that it can also be used during the daytime. The color gamut is
≥100% Rec709 and it supports HDR10+ decoding. The projection ratio is 1.1:1 and
the device can cast images to a maximum size of 200 inches but the company is
recommending a 60- to 120-inch screen.
For the distance of up to 2 meters, the
company suggests an 80-inch screen and for the distance of around 2.5 meters
and 3 meters, the company is recommending a screen size of 100-inch and
120-inch respectively. It offers two focus modes — TOF Non-Sensing Focus and
Camera Focus. Thanks to the six-axis spiral instrument, the device can
instantly complete Smart Focus whenever you are starting it for the first time
or moving its location.
Under the hood, the Mijia Projector 2 Pro
is powered by a 12nm Amlogic T972 processor which is claimed to have 63 percent
better performance and 55 percent less power consumption compared to T962. It
packs 2GB of RAM and has 16GB of internal storage. Along with 4K decoding, the
device also supports 8K decoding. There are 1.75-inch dual 10W full-frequency
hi-fi speakers and the device also comes with XiaoAI Smart Voice Assistant.
As for the support for different projection
methods, there’s Miracast, DLNA, and Airplay for photos, videos, and gaming. In
the software department, it comes with PatchWall UI, which is found on Xiaomi
Smart TVs and can be connected to smart home devices.
