In the age of mobile entertainment and hybrid work, smart projectors have evolved from stationary devices into fully portable multimedia hubs. Whether it’s a business trip, outdoor movie night, or a spontaneous classroom session, these devices are expected to deliver high performance without being tethered to a wall socket. But what enables this level of freedom? The answer lies in one critical component: the battery.
Among various battery technologies, lithium polymer (LiPo) batteries have emerged as the preferred power solution for portable projectors. But why are they superior, and how do they compare with other options on the market? Let’s take a closer look.
Battery configuration can significantly affect a projector’s weight, runtime, size, and usability. Here’s a snapshot of how popular models compare in terms of battery technology:
Brand & Model | Battery Type | Voltage | Capacity (Wh) | Claimed Runtime | Notes |
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Anker Nebula Capsule 3 | Li-ion (18650) | 7.4V | 52Wh | ~2.5 hrs (video) | Cylindrical cells, moderate weight |
XGIMI MoGo 2 Pro | Internal Li-ion | 11.1V | 36Wh | ~2 hrs | Lightweight, modest brightness |
ViewSonic M1 Mini Plus | Li-polymer | 3.7V | 20Wh | ~1.5 hrs | Ultra-portable, limited runtime |
Samsung The Freestyle | External Battery | 5V USB-C | Varies | ~3 hrs (via power bank) | No built-in battery |
From this comparison, several observations stand out:
The key challenge, therefore, is to create a battery solution that is powerful, slim, lightweight, and safe—without compromising user experience.
To meet the needs of next-generation portable projectors, we recommend integrating a custom-designed lithium polymer battery pack that balances performance, safety, and design flexibility.
As portable smart projectors continue to evolve, the demand for smarter, safer, and more compact power solutions grows. Lithium polymer batteries are no longer a niche alternative—they are the future of mobile projection power.
Whether you‘re designing a new model, sourcing components, or upgrading an existing system, a custom LiPo battery pack could be the key differentiator that gives your product the edge in runtime, portability, and performance.