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PJ40 Pro Smart Projector with Google TV

NexiGo - PJ40 Pro Smart Projector with Google TV

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Reddit IconZealousideal-Crew-24 1.0
r/projectorsBudget Projector Needed
about 1 month ago

I tried the PJ40 Pro for a week and honestly, it was decent for $251 all in (had a discount at the time) and the fan is quiet as long as you keep the brightness on a lower setting (still plenty bright in a dark room). I’d recommend it to anyone wanting to get into the game to try something new/cheap with a warranty. I believe that video near the end has some calibration for the PJ40 that makes a huge difference as well. I valued portability, so I went with a Mars 3 Air which I find satisfactory for our use case at the moment. Once the kiddos outgrow the basement (recently finished and set up with their gymnastics equipment) then it’s go time to get a permanent/legit setup.

Reddit IconBenicioDelWhoro 0.3
r/hometheatertv or projector?
10 months ago

Even living with a basic nexigo pj40 for a few months i know my current upgrade will have to include a projector. When it comes to films, it changes the whole experience, makes it special again. I’ll be keeping the old TV on one side of the living room for the kids and gaming but I’ve set aside the biggest wall for projected UST image and had all the surround sound cables chased into the walls accordingly.

r/projectorsReally good projectors under $500?
7 months ago

A £250 Nexigo PJ40 is more than usable, the fan is a pain in the ass though

Reddit IconEntropy813 0.3
r/projectorsCheap Projector for gaming
6 months ago

NexiGo PJ40. It's $250 (usd). Have one myself and it's great for the price. Haven't gamed on it but it does claim 16 ms low latency gaming mode.

Reddit IconGullible_Eagle4280 0.3
r/projectorsAny good projectors in the $50-$200 range
6 months ago

I agree 100% about this sub and I also have a PJ40. I pledged on Kickstarter almost a year ago for the Valerion Max and my (lamp based) BENQ HT3550 developed multiple issues so I got the PJ40 just to get me through and I have to say for the price the image quality is impressive, it is brighter than my BenQ was (even with a new lamp) it starts up within a few seconds vs about a minute and the color is good, not great but if you had nothing to compare it to you wouldn’t really have anything to complain about. The main issue with this and other lower priced PJs is how long it will last. Once the LCD gets burned out it’s pretty much e waste at that point and Reddit is littered with people saying how theirs didn’t last very long. That said if you aren’t planning on using it everyday for years and years it’s awesome gaming or watching movies on a huge screen. If you’re not ready to repair it in the next year or possibly two I’d go with a TV.

Reddit IconJackFromTheHill 0.3
r/projectorsIs 100 inch really not worth it?
4 months ago

As a Nexigo PJ40 pwner, its ass. Look, for the price is okay at best, but you're much better off actually soending some cash to get quality, otherwise you might as well pay a minimum as it'll be a much better price-quality conversion.

Reddit Iconmanofsteel32 0.3
r/budgetprojectorsBudget projector for UK
9 months ago

I just bought a used Epson EH-TW5600 for £200 and I'm really happy with it. I had a Nexigo pj40 off of Amazon for £280 for about a week and it was very comparable in performance, but the Epson definitely is a bit better picture wise

r/budgetprojectorsLooking for a Projector with Great Picture Quality
9 months ago

I just bought a used Epson EH-TW5600 for £200 and I'm really happy with it. I had a Nexigo pj40 off of Amazon for £280 for about a week and it was very comparable in performance, but the Epson definitely is a bit better picture wise

Reddit Iconnamsu2430 0.3
r/budgetprojectorsBest cheap projector ?
10 months ago

I have found the Nexigo PJ40 really good for the money. They come up on the Amazon warehouse sale for cheap

Reddit IconSensitive-Scene9269 0.3
r/GolfsimulatorTo all my fellow golf simmers on a serious budget, what's the cheapest projector you are getting away with?
10 months ago

Second the PJ40. Got a used like new for 175 on amazon last summer mainly for a movie room setup and it doubles great as a sim projector. Easy to use/setup, it's really bright even with full lights on.

Reddit IconThe_Gandaldore 0.3
r/projectorsAny good projectors in the $50-$200 range
6 months ago

Careful, this sub generally is useless on cheap projectors lol lots of people will tell you not to bother. Personally I got the NexiGo PJ40 for occasional use and it's great for my needs. I have a nice TV for my all the time so I use it outside at night and randomly inside. The Hook Up YouTube channel has a lot of reviews where he actually buys and tests projectors in a large price range so I'd check out his more recent videos. Good luck!

Reddit IconInfamous_Loss5736 0.2
r/projectorsHelp buying Projector
4 months ago

If mobility is priority then nexigo (1080p) if picture quality then jmgo (pixel shift 4k)

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