The XNANO X1 has a native/full physical resolution of 1080p (Full HD).
Yes — it accepts up to 4K input, but the native display is 1080p, so 4K content will be downscaled to Full HD.
The projector is rated at about 4500–5000 ANSI lumens, which provides bright images suitable for evening outdoor movie nights and many indoor environments. For daytime outdoor use you will still need a very shaded or dark area for best results.
The XNANO X1 has a contrast ratio of 1000:1, offering decent distinction between light and dark for general movie, video and presentation use.
It runs Android 9, so you can access apps and streaming services. Availability of the Google Play Store or preinstalled apps may vary by region or retailer; some apps can also be installed via APK if supported.
The unit includes 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage — enough for apps and some media. You can typically expand storage or play media from external USB drives (check the product listing/manual for supported formats).
Common connectivity for this class of projector includes HDMI and USB inputs plus wireless options via built-in Android. Exact port types (HDMI, USB, audio out) and wireless capabilities (Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, Miracast) may vary — consult the product spec sheet or user manual for the specific model.
The XNANO X1 typically includes built-in speakers for casual listening. For better audio you can connect external speakers — either wired or wireless — depending on the available audio output or Bluetooth support of your specific unit.
The XNANO X1 is designed to be portable for easy setup anywhere, but it generally requires a power outlet (it is not advertised as battery-powered). Check the product page if you need a battery-equipped portable model.
The supported screen size and throw distance depend on the projector's throw ratio. Typical home projectors can produce images from about 40" up to 200"+ depending on distance. Refer to the user manual or product specification (throw ratio) to calculate exact distances for your desired screen size.
Yes — it can be used for gaming on a big screen. For the lowest input lag, connect your console/PC via HDMI. Note that specific input lag figures are not listed, so competitive gamers should verify latency specifications before purchase.
Software updates are typically handled through the projector's Settings menu (System or About section) when connected to Wi‑Fi. Some manufacturers also provide firmware files and update instructions on their support website. Follow the included manual or contact support if you are unsure.
The product comes with a 1-year warranty that generally covers manufacturer defects and hardware failures under normal use. It usually does not cover accidental damage, misuse, or consumable items. Check the warranty terms provided by the seller/manufacturer for exact coverage and claim procedures.
Keep the projector in a dry, dust-free area, allow adequate ventilation around vents, and clean the lens gently with a soft, lint-free cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals on optics. Refer to the user manual for recommended maintenance and lamp/filter cleaning or replacement procedures.
Basic troubleshooting: make sure the projector is powered on and the lens cap is removed; verify the correct input/source; check and reseat HDMI/USB cables; adjust volume and mute settings; try another source device or cable. If wireless casting is used, confirm both devices are on the same network. If issues persist, consult the manual or contact customer support.
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