ZenBeam L2
Awards
I have to admit this is a very interesting piece of hardware and to me at least it represents a big leap over the previously tested Benq model
The interface is easy to use, the projector will make all adjustments automatically, but you also have manual adjustment available for all options.
The display is razor sharp, the colors are accurate and full, and there were no ghosts.
One of the best projectors in terms of functions that we had the opportunity to test.
The image quality is excellent, offering 1080p and even 4K HDR if the video content is compatible. On top of that, it comes with the Hako mini module to bring the Android TV 12 interface.
Our experience with the projector has been extraordinary
Video reviews
From my experience at a size of about 40 inches the picture really looks perfect
Lighting of 960 ANSI lumens is OK for a very, but very dark room or possibly camping, as soon as there is even a little daylight it greatly affects visibility.
ZenBeam L2 Mini Projector Turn your home into a cinema, no plug-in required
Portable projector with built-in battery - ASUS ZenBeam L2
The new camera is much brighter and has been upgraded to Full HD resolution, offering high-quality images with extended colour gamut, auto focus and keystone correction.
This is a cool, interesting projector from the well-known ASUS brand - with HDR support, a large battery, Harman-Kardon sound, short-focus and a certified TV box.
Media reviews
small size, portable and battery operated
portable format that stands out for its integrated Android TV operating system.
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The ASUS ZenBeam L2 is the best portable projector ASUS has tested so far. During the test it was like having a small cinema room at home. It's super versatile thanks to a smart operating system that allows for a whole range of streaming services.
The Asus ZenBeam L2 is a premium product, with a graphic quality that is immediately noticeable. Inside the box, in addition to the projector you will find the remote control, an Android TV box, the power supply and the valuable carrying case. The brightness is up to 960 lumens with a system that autocalibrates the colours according to the wall on which the film is projected. Image focusing is quick and the keystone correction does its job to avoid distorted images.
The ASUS ZenBeam L2 has a good brightness, the battery life of about 3.5 hours was very welcome and adequate even for watching longer movies than usual. The image quality is good: the native resolution of 1080P is higher than that of many cheaper portable projectors, and it supports 4K resolution input without any problems, which is also ideal for possibly connecting consoles.
