NexiGo TriVision Ultra 4K Tri-LED-Laser Projector (Shipping in Feb 2025)

Yes, the TriVision Ultra is compatible with most projector stands on the market. You can easily find a suitable stand with the following specifications:

• For threaded stands, the TriVision Ultra features a standard 1/4" (6 mm depth) tripod screw thread on the bottom.
• For tray stands, the TriVision Ultra's portable dimensions are 11.06 x 9.33 x 9.13 inches and it weighs 11.46 lbs.

Yes, the TriVision Ultra is easy to take outside thanks to its compact size and portable handle. With 2600 Lumens, it delivers a brighter and clearer image than many other projectors, even those designed for outdoor use. However, since it doesn’t have a built-in battery, you’ll need to connect it to a power source.

You can use any regular PVC screen. However, we recommend using a Fresnel ALR for long throw projectors for the best possible experience.

Yes, you can use an anti-glare, ambient light-rejecting screen if it is designed for long-throw projectors. However, if you use one designed for UST projectors, it may reduce the image brightness. For the best experience, please make sure that the screen is specifically designed for long-throw projectors before making your purchase.

Yes, the TriVision Ultra supports ceiling mounting.

1. Remove the four feet on the bottom of the projector to access the mounting screw threads.

2. Find a suitable ceiling mount using the following specifications:
The ceiling mounting holes are M4 x 20 mm in size
9.45" is the diagonal distance between the mounting holes
7.87" is the horizontal distance on the top row
6.89" is the horizontal distance on the bottom row
5.91" is the vertical distance between the top and bottom rows

Note: The measured size may vary based on configuration, manufacturing, and measurement method.

Yes, the TriVision Ultra features Autofocus, Auto Keystone Correction, Auto Screen Detection, Intelligent Obstacle Avoidance, Adaptive Brightness, and Intelligent Eye Protection.

You can set Autofocus and Auto Keystone Correction to run upon startup and/or after moving the projector.

Infrared(IR) Pairing：

Point the remote control towards the IR sensor on the back of the projector. The angle of the remote control should not must be within ± 15 degrees of the projector's IR sensor and the distance between the remote control and the sensor(s) should not exceed 26 feet (~ 8 meters).