Fire up the Ragu E05 and you get a nice, big, simple to use interface projected onto your wall. Be warned, this isn’t a very strong projector, so while it’s fine in the dark it’s very washed out and difficult to see the image in daylight.
Assuming you’re in the dark the picture quality is surprisingly good for such a small device, you could easily use this to watch a film. The projector does have inbuilt speakers but it can also be a little on the noisy side so it’s best used along with a set of headphones or external speakers.
With this being an Android box you can install any number of apps, but to get you up and running are the basics plus Kodi to give you media management and playback. The included remote works OK until you need to enter text, at which point you’ll miss the lack of a keyboard on the remote.
Games run fairly well, as you’ll see in the video below Asphalt8 was a little jerky to start off with but smoothed out once it got going. It’s great to see the game projected and as long as you do so in a darkened room it’s a lot of fun to play with the game image being so large.
This is a very specific product that isn’t for everyone. It’s very expensive compared to a standard, good quality, Android box that could be plugged into a separate projector, but it’s also a far more compact and elegant solution that you can easily slip into a bag or case on your travels.
The Ragu E05 mini Android projector is available from Amazon UK: https://amzn.to/2jA7BoB and Amazon USA: https://amzn.to/2iWi4bQ
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