Lumo projectors

Make room for movie night.

Bring films, series and everyday viewing onto a bigger screen. Find your Lumo and settle into an evening at home.

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Native Full HD. Best enjoyed with the lights down.

The pictureNative Full HD

The settingDim or dark rooms

The connectionMains powered

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Find your Lumo.

Two Full HD projectors. A closer look at the details that help you choose.

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Your evening, your way

A little atmosphere. A bigger evening.

Pull the curtains, get comfortable and let the picture become the centre of the room. Make some space for the things you love to watch.

  1. Turn the lights down.

    A dim or dark room helps the projected image look its best. Less ambient light makes a difference.

  2. Make it your own.

    Find a comfortable viewing position and leave space for a clear, unobstructed picture.

  3. Settle into the moment.

    A favourite film. A new series. An evening shared. Choose what you want to watch, then take your time.

A clear picture of the details

Full HD. Clearly explained.

Native resolution is the image the projector actually displays. Both Lumo models display 1920 × 1080 pixels, also known as Full HD.

4K input support is different from native 4K projection. These models are native Full HD projectors.

Before movie night

A few good questions.

Get to know the essentials before choosing a projector for your space.

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Are these native 4K projectors?

No. Lumo H1 and Lumo Pro have a native resolution of 1920 × 1080 pixels (Full HD). Native resolution describes the image the projector displays, rather than the resolution of an incoming video signal.

Can I use a projector in daylight?

Ambient light affects the picture. A dim or dark room gives you a better viewing experience; bright daylight can make the image look washed out.

Is there a built-in battery?

No. Both models require a mains power connection during use.

Will every streaming app work?

App availability and playback support depend on the service and device compatibility. Lumo Pro uses Android 11, but an Android operating system does not itself confirm certification for a particular streaming service. Check compatibility with the services you want to use before ordering.

How do I choose between H1 and Pro?

Both models display native Full HD. H1 lists autofocus and 330 ANSI lumens; Pro lists 390 ANSI lumens and Android 11. Compare the full product specifications and consider the light in your room and the content you want to watch.