The Philips NeoPix 750 is a $487 / £399 all-in-one projector with a focus on providing that cinematic experience on a budget. It tops out at 1080p, which is to be expected. However, that much cheaper price doesn't excuse its cheap build quality. Admittedly, projectors represent one area of tech that I'm quite snobby about, but with a sea of laggy Android TV boxes with a barely acceptable picture, this is a reasonable stance in my mind.
Immediately out of the box, I noticed that the NeoPix 750 is light. It's not slim, or easily packed away. Others in its bracket from competitors, such as XGIMI or Samsung, go for a much smaller form factor, and the bulky NeoPix is just a pain to set up unless I completely rearrange my room.
