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In fact a portable battery pack can also be used to stabilize the setup if you’re projecting onto the ceiling. If you’re out I recommend connecting the pair to a portable battery pack. The Moto Z has a smallish 2600mAh battery so it’s best to leave it plugged into a charger when you use it. After it’s been depleted it will draw power from the phone. The built-in battery lasts around an hour. When I projected it onto my white ceiling, whites were slightly blown out.
It works best if you project it onto a slightly grey surface. I’m guessing chances are most owners will be projecting onto less-than-optimal surfaces. It doesn’t have a tripod mount and instead has a built-in stand. Now before you criticize me for not testing it out on a proper projection screen, keep in mind that this is a pico projector that attaches to the back of a phone. If the room is very dark you can actually go even bigger but at that point the lack of resolution starts to be really noticeable plus the brightness can’t keep up. So, just over 6ft away is the limit which means you can’t be too far away from where you’re projecting. Moto claims it can project images as large as 70” diagonal. My ceiling is just over 6 ft away and at that distance it projected an image that’s just under 70” diagonal. I was actually pretty was satisfied with it. Since I just use it to watch videos projected onto my stucco covered ceiling, I never really noticed the modest resolution. I control it with a Bluetooth mouse though a keyboard or remote control would work just as well. I leave it on the bed, load up Kodi and project it onto the ceiling. Myself, I use it at night sometimes before my wife and I sleep. That said, it does an adequate job indoors if the shutters are drawn. Well lit room and outdoors during the day are out of the question.
INSTASHARE PROJECTOR STAND ALONE FULL
Now, this isn’t a full sized home theater projector so you can’t expect too much brightness from it. The resolution is VGA (854x480) which given the Moto Z’s 2560x1440 resolution sounds a little weak but in my experience it does a better job than you’d think.
INSTASHARE PROJECTOR STAND ALONE MANUAL
If it can’t correct the keystone there’s a manual setting but the adjustments are quite coarse. There’s automatic keystone (makes the projected image square) adjustment when you use it. You get a kickstand which has enough range to allow it to project on a wall or on the ceiling.
Speaking of the phone, you can configure it to not show notifications on the projector which is very convenient. Like other mods, you can also check the battery life from the phone. The dial adjusts focus while a button on the back is used to show the battery status. There’s a power button next to the lens which you long press to turn on, short press to bring up a menu and long press to turn off. The device itself only has two buttons and a dial. It even includes a cut-out for the camera. It's made so you can still use the Z as a phone if you need to. It uses magnets to hold it in place which I assure you, hold it very securely. There are pogo plugs on the back of the projector which mate to connectors on the back of a Moto Z.
It’s a pic projector that attaches to the back of a Motorola Moto Z family phone (currently there are 3 compatible Z family phones with presumably more to come). Next up is their Moto Insta-Share Projector. Initially, I was unsure of how much sense a proprietary accessory would make, but Motorola managed to make it work and I loved the SoundBoost. I recently checked out the JBL SoundBoost Speaker Moto Mod.
INSTASHARE PROJECTOR STAND ALONE MOD
I’ve been playing with the Motorola Moto Z and some Moto Mod accessories for it.
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