#Instashare projector without phone 480p
#Instashare projector without phone 720p
#Instashare projector without phone mod
#Instashare projector without phone manual

There’s really not much to say here, like the other Moto Mods the Moto Insta-Share Projector is easy to use and performs as expected.

#Instashare projector without phone 720p

I’m not an engineer, but I’d love to see a future version with a 720p or even 1080p resolution. The Moto Insta-Share Projector projecting onto a light brown wall.Īs I mentioned in the Moto Z and Moto Z Play review, everyone I showed was really interested in the Moto Mods but this one seemed to easily take the cake as far as usage applications were concerned, with comments ranging from “that would be great for watching movies while camping in the trailer on a rainy day” to “this would be awesome for presentations and business meetings.” While it does project well up to 70″ (I tested this on my projector screen), the colour and brightness seem best suited for anything less than a 50″ diagonal image.

#Instashare projector without phone 480p

To be honest, in the right lighting conditions, the image is pretty crisp and clear once focused, and it is definitely great quality for only being a 480p display. The Moto Insta-Share Projector only has a 480p display and projects up to a 70″ diagonal image. The Moto Insta-Share Projector on the Moto Z (top) and Moto Z Play (bottom). While the hinge does go just over 180° back, you’ll probably mostly be using it between the 0 and 90° positions.Īs with the JBL SoundBoost Moto Mod, this one will increase the thickness of your Moto Z by over three times, and the Moto Z Play by just under three times.

When using the Moto Insta-Share Projector, simply pull out the metal piece which acts as a stand for the projector and the phone. While charging, the light will slowly blink green, and when fully charged will rapidly blink green or turn steady green. Like the other Moto Mods, when the button is pressed the light will turn green for 51-99% charge left, orange for 16-50% charge left, and red for 6-15% charge left. The back of the projector has the standard Moto Mods Connector, notch for assisting with removal from your phone, and the battery level button. The left edge of the projector is where you’ll find an air intake vent, the power button, projector lamp, and finally the focus wheel. The right edge houses a USB Type-C port, and as previously mentioned the hinge for the metal piece which we’ll get to in a second. Moto Insta-Share Projector on the Moto Z. Both the top and bottom sections are ribbed which gives it an interesting look. The front of the projector is split basically into three sections: the top - which has a cutout for the Moto Z camera, the middle - which is a slim metal piece on a hinge with two rubber strips on the top and bottom, and the bottom - which if you look closely enough you’ll notice an air vent with a very small fan inside. Out of all the Moto Mods, I think the Moto Insta-Share Projector has the neatest design.

1x User guide The Moto Insta-Share Projector comes with a carrying pouch.

Audio output: Speaker, Bluetooth or USB-C from Moto Z phone.

Battery life: Adds up to 60 minutes of projection time.

Settings options: Image tilt, Brightness.

#Instashare projector without phone manual

Physical button control: Power/settings, Manual focus.Wireless: Moto Z phone cellular and wifi data.

#Instashare projector without phone mod

The Moto Insta-Share Projector Moto Mod has the following features and specifications: