A quarter the price! - NexiGo Aurora Pro
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The Short Circuit team opens with the idea of a massive, budget-friendly alternative to large TVs by showcasing the NexiGo Aurora Pro projector. The host explains the core proposition: a 4K laser ultra short throw (UST) projector that can deliver a TV-like experience at a fraction of the cost, especially when paired with an optional 100-inch-plus screen. The unboxing segment highlights the device design, including a front speaker grill, the key ports on the back (three HDMI 2.1 inputs with eARC, USB, S/PDIF, and LAN), and the built-in Android 9 interface. The video emphasizes the value of laser projection for contrast and brightness, noting the benefit of a high-quality ambient-light rejecting screen from the same brand, and discusses initial setup considerations such as screen alignment and keystone adjustments. Overall, the presenter lays out that the Aurora Pro supports 4K at up to 120 Hz (with caveats about HDMI 2.1 capabilities) and aims to deliver a large-screen experience without the expense of traditional 100-inch TVs.
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Questions answered
- What is the NexiGo Aurora Pro best suited for compared to a traditional TV?
- The Aurora Pro is best for achieving a very large display at a lower price than a traditional 100+ inch TV, especially in darker rooms where HDR and laser contrast can shine.
- Does the Aurora Pro truly output 4K at 120 Hz?
- According to the video and accompanying comments, there is skepticism about native 4K/120 Hz output; the projector supports 4K input and has 120 Hz capable HDMI 2.1 inputs, but some viewers believe true native 4K/120 Hz may not be achievable with current DLP tech.
- What are the key ports and gaming capabilities of the Aurora Pro?
- It includes three HDMI 2.1 ports (one with eARC), USB, S/PDIF, LAN, and a built-in Android OS with 4K HDR and gaming 120 Hz support on compatible sources.