For wired connection, the two projectors are equipped with HDMI, USB, and AV, but NexiGo PJ40 has one more RJ45 LAN port. After a little experimentation, I settled on a 55-inch-diagonal image for best image quality, which would make the brightness in my test, using default settings, closer to what I expect from about 200 ANSI lumens. With all three primary colors showing at once, there's no way to see the individual components of each pixel if you're far enough away to see the image as a whole.

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If you don’t crank the brightness up all the way, you can easily get away without having dedicated audio attached to your projector. com from its start, and for PC Magazine before that, as a Contributor, then a Contributing Editor, then as the Lead Analyst for Printers, Scanners, and Projectors, and now, after a short hiatus, back to Contributing Editor.The central feet screws out, allowing for angle adjustments and when removed completely, the thread is used to fit NexiGo PJ40 to a tripod. Even when using the smaller screen size, I couldn't make out what was happening in the dark scenes in our test suite. Regarding image size, NexiGo PJ40 has a max image size of 300 inches while PJ30 has a max image size of 200 inches.

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The keystone adjustment feature allowed me to correct any distorted images, ensuring a crisp and clear viewing experience. With Miracast out of the picture due to latency, the HDMI option while promising, still introduced latency that would hinder your gaming efforts. At max, the projector is definitely audible, but you can drown the noise out by using external speakers.

NexiGo PJ40 is a cost-efficient projector in view of its high brightness and native 1080P resolution. You probably can go through a campaign mission in Battlefield games to do a couple of races, but NexiGo PJ40 isn’t suited for anything remotely competitive. Hidden inside the “ More” tile are options to access DLNA, but the onscreen instructions are for AirPlay cast which to my knowledge isn’t how DLNA works.