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I recently moved to a new apartment and, unfortunately, the television did not cut during the friendly roommate. While my studio is not as limited as my previous living situations, the placement of a massive TV in the living room still feels impossible for me.

In my search for an appropriate alternative, a boot called Lumi Labs arrived to test his new portable headlight, The The Lumi max. Once I took it out, I was impressed by how much the headlights have come from the days of my college, when I fought with a dingy who passed through a friend who predicted granular video on my wall.

One of the things I appreciate for Lumi Max is his solid plan. Located vertically, making it ideal for small spaces. It can easily rest on a shelf or be confused when not in use. Weighing in just 4 pounds, it is significantly lighter than many other headlights on the market. The founders are greedy enthusiastic campsite, so it is designed to fit comfortably in backpacks, making it convenient to travel and install in outdoor arrangements. In addition, it comes with a carry case.

Lumi Max’s standout standout, which was made available earlier this month, is his collaboration with Google. The headlight is running on Google TV by default, providing access to more than 10,000 applications, more than 700,000 movies and TV shows and over 800 free live TV channels from the box. It is simple if you already have a Google account and includes a remote control for easy navigation.

In addition to the built -in Google TV, other features have received my attention, such as the characteristics of automatic focus and avoidance. The Lumi Max can recognize objects on the wall – such as pictures frames, plants or shelves – and automatically adjust the image placement. Since I haven’t put any art on my walls yet, I had a blank canvas to work. However, she warned me when my chair was on the way, allowing me to easily reinstall it for the best viewing experience.

The screen size is also impressive: 40 to 120 inches and is combined with full HD 1080p resolution and 4K UHD compatibility.

Another pleasant surprise was the quality of sound. The Lumi Max has two 5W speakers (providing a total 10W sound output) and there is also Dolby sound support so you can connect it to an external audio system for improved audio efficiency.

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The price comes at about $ 400, which is quite reasonable, taking into account the order of the features it provides, especially compared to what I will normally spend on a decent TV.

Lumi Labs also sells adjustable projector for $ 30 and 100 -inch headlamps for $ 20 on its site. The company is also going to launch a “Lumi IQ” application with AI assistant, allowing users to check the projector with their voice.

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