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When we hear the phrase ‘Pico projector’ it tends to translate into another word, compromise. Expecting all the functionality of a mains power projector in another that uses battery power and is easily portable isn’t that realistic. To project in daylight requires high brightness levels, increasing the power consumption and adding cooling issues. These demands all conspire to make projectors heavier, something all portable devices want to avoid. Typically, makes of Pico projectors tend to lower the brightness substantially, or the battery running time, and usually both, to make their products function at all. That begs the question, is the Aaxa M7 Pico another one of those limited devices, or does it manage to deliver a portable projector that isn’t massively compromised? Check out the best projectors and best outdoor projectors out there Price and availability The intended MSRP of the M7 was $600, but they’re offering it currently to US-based customers for $488 directly fro...