There is a huge 25,500mAh battery included on the inside of this phone. To top it all off, the Armor 34 Pro also has a versatile LED light on the back, a 1,100-lumen light.

With a built-in high-brightness projector and a massive 25,500mAh battery, it’s not just another rugged phone; it’s a whole entertainment and survival kit in your pocket.

Battery life: XGIMI’s MoGo 4 can be used for up to 2.5 hours of video playback in Eco Mode, or up to six hours of music without a stand; with the PowerBase Stand, users can get up to 5 hours of ...

The Armor 34 Pro and its projector are the perfect tools for presentations, movie nights with friends, or even emergency use. This is aided by a 25,500 mAh battery, ensuring 10 days of power.

True 4K projectors are rare. Many models that claim it often use pixel-shifting to fake the resolution, sometimes at the cost of sharpness and color precision. The Epson Home Cinema LS11000 still ...

When we reviewed the Xgimi MoGo 3 Pro, it relied on a tripod stand with a battery inside for portability. But the company has announced a redesigned version, called the Xgimi Play 6 in China, that ...

The flashy feature of the Tank 3 Pro is its 23,800 mAh battery pack, which powers a 100-lumen DLP projector built into the smartphone chassis.

The 23,800 mAh battery is for more than just the phone itself. That helps to power not only the projector but also acts as a portable battery bank for other devices. On its own, you can expect ...

He expected that a more typical user could get a week’s battery life out of a single charge. The Tank 3 Pro also has a unique trick up its sleeve — a built-in 100-lumen laser projector.

Whichever one is thicker is the positive one. This sounds unsafe because of scenes from movies, but a 12V car battery has barely enough amperage to shock you, let alone electrocute you.

Step 2: Locate the battery terminals Make sure you know what your positive (+) and negative (-) battery terminals are, as the jumper cables will have to attach to them. Jumper cables are red and ...