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Hands on: Asus ZenBeam Latte L1 projector is small in size but creates a big screen

Wilson Wong
Last updated: August 10, 2022 at 9:38 AM
Wilson Wong
Published: July 24, 2022
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The Asus ZenBeam Latte L1. PHOTO: Handout

With face-to-face meetings back again now, it is evitable you’d need to be showing some Powerpoints when interacting with customers or bosses. This is where a mini projector, like the Asua ZenBeam L1 Latte, becomes a welcome addition, especially to those on the go often.

A cylinder-shaped gadget, it is small enough to fit in a tote bag. True to its name, it is only as large as a grande cup of latte at Starbucks.

The mini projector is powered by a 6,000mAh battery that has enough juice for 3 hours of playback. Or, you can plug it into a wall socket for longer and brighter projection.

With big buttons, the Asus projector is pretty easy to use. PHOTO: Wilson Wong
Harman Kardon makes sure the sound is loud yet clear. PHOTO: Wilson Wong

The sound from the projector is loud and clear for a small group meeting, thanks to tweaking done by audio company Harman Kardon. A 3.5mm audio plug lets you connect up a sound system for better audio quality.

Connectivity on the Latte is also quite extensive. You can connect your laptop to the projector via the full-sized HDMI port or wirelessly through Miracast. 

The projector allows direct connection to video streaming services such as Netflix and YouTube for entertainment, as long as the projector is connected to the Internet via Wi-Fi.

300 LED Lumens is bright enough for many presentation scenario. PHOTO: Wilson Wong

The ZenBeam Latte L1’s brightness is rated at 300 LED lumens, which is great for meeting rooms and cafes. The device throws a 40-inch image from 1m away or an 120-inch image from 3.2m away. Even when I place the projector next to a window, the text on the screen is still quite legible.

The LED light source has a lifetime of 30,000 hours (or 10,000 three-hour meetings), so the device can last a decent period before you need a replacement.

The bad news is that the ZenBeam Latte L1 can only project at 720p, which is somewhat of a low resolution for the S$759 you’re paying.

What the mini projector has going for is the simplicity of setup and its design. The grey fabric covering that gives it a sophisticated look absent from many other cheaper projectors of its size.

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Wilson is a self-taught photographer whose passion started with his father’s old Canon L Rangefinder camera. He now leads the 12,000+ strong Singapore Photography & Imaging Network group. His photos have won acclaim from Nikon and Fujifilm, and are featured in various books and exhibitions.
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