Dangbei Mas Pro ：A Stunning Short Throw 4K Projector

New York City, New York Sep 1, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - What is the difference between a short throw and a long throw projector? When it comes to buying new projectors, there are several new and differing factors that customers need to take into account. These range from the brightness of the projector to the resolution that they offer. They also need to consider how it can be effectively mounted within their projector room. However, probably one of the most crucial and often overlooked questions is the difference between short-throw projectors and long-throw projectors.

A throw ratio tells you how far away you'll need to be from the screen in order to get the size that you want. If you're looking for a projector that can be used in a home cinema setup or classroom setting, this may be important. The throw ratio is typically indicated with a number followed by an "ST" or "LT" after the model number of each unit. For example, if a projector is listed as "XUH5500BST/ZL," that means it has a zoom ratio of 1.0x and a throw ratio of 0.72 m-1.

So what's the meaning of short throw projector and long-throw projector?

Long-throw projector

The so-called long throw projector is a projector that requires a large projection distance, let's say it takes about 6 inches and more to project a 100-inch screen size. The long-throw projector is also a more common projector on the market now.

short-throw projector

The so-called short throw projector, that is, the projection of a 100-inch screen requires a distance of about 4.5 feet projector, mainly for the space is relatively small, such as the conference room or classroom.

What you need to focus on is the throw distance. The throw distance refers to the distance between the projector and the wall where you wish to display your image. Your options include short-throw and long-throw projectors. A short-throw projector works best in small living spaces where you need a small projection surface while a long-throw projector works best in large living spaces where there are larger projection surfaces available such as cinema screens.

Short-throw projectors are designed to be installed at a short distance from the screen as they create images at a much shorter distance. This makes them very well suited to schools and bedrooms where there is a small area available. So if you want to create wonderful movie nights for yourself, you must have a short-throw projector. Here will introduce you to an excellent projector ----The Dangbei Mars Pro.

Dangbei Mars Pro is a 4k laser projector that has 3200 ANSI lumen, the stunning resolution brings you more detail than full HD. The throw ratio of this 4k laser home projector is 1.27:1. If your room is not very wide, then this throw distance is the best, and you can place the projector anywhere. It is worth mentioning that this projector has auto-focus and auto-correction. Dangbei Mars Pro is perfect for your home theatre experience that can light up your movie night to the fullest!

The Dangbei Mars Pro projector is mainly composed of a glass IML floating panel and a metal frame, and the main color of the whole projector is black. There is a gold 4K and Dangbei logo on the front's top right and bottom right, bringing a touch of premium detailing to the entire black main panel.  While enjoying the pleasure of the Dangbei Mars Pro 4k laser home projector, it's also cool to use it as a decorative piece.

Get ready to create wonderful movie nights for yourself when you have this short-throw projector for your home theater!

This entire projector with its many amazing features can be bought for $,1699. This stunning 4K short-throw projector by Dangbei Mars Pro can also be set up as a multipurpose projector inside your home.

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