One of the biggest drawbacks with using a projector for watching movies is that you can only decently use it in a dark room; during the evenings, when you can turn off all the lights, or in the mornings if you have heavy drapes that can cover your windows. Well, not anymore. LUMOS has recently released a projector designed for use even during the daytime, and they aptly call it the LUMOS Daystar.
In this review, let’s see if the LUMOS Daystar projector is indeed bright enough that it can decently project content even during the daytime.
LUMOS, a Singapore-based brand, has released a new version of their best-selling LUMOS home cinema projector, the LUMOS FLOAT. It comes three years after the original affordable home projector hit the market. And this new iteration is sexier—lighter, slimmer, more versatile, and even comes in three colors. Let’s see if it still retains the quality of the original in its new package.
The last movie I saw in the theater was Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Like George Lucas’ galaxy that’s far far away; it was, for me, a time, far far away. That’s more than two years of zero cinema experience.
The Pandemic has forced everyone inside their homes. And while things have eased a bit now, I’m still hesitant to go out and watch a movie—fearing I’d bring home a nasty virus and risk my unvaccinated son’s health. The only option for us, really, is to simply stay home and make do with our standard 36” flatscreen TV.
But that was before LUMOS RAY landed into our home.
