ZTE SPRO 2 Review

PhoneArena presents a video review of the ZTE SPRO 2.

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[TheChameleon]

Why do all these reviews always forget the important things like showing the mofo projector with its power hooked up so we can see it full force?

[trung]

Please response.

1. It uses a dedicated application of wifi hot-spot or the function that integrated on android?

2. Its USB port can charge other devices?

3. Is there a mic and speaker to make phone call?

4. What is the minimum distance to project to wall? I expect 0.5 meter?

[mahaalkhaldi]

Which is better ZTE SPRO 2 or PicoPro?

[CH-hmud]

Do you have to pay for the mobile hot spot

[freebird]

Does anyone know if I can plug my Amazon Fire stick into this device via the HDMI port while simultaneously using the hotspot for the fire stick?

[destan]

This thing looks pretty cool despite it's size and price

[brandenongkp]

I love it. Pretty handy and applicable to my needs.

[Dhintheman]

I like what you review, but this is an odd object, what would be the use of

[jackies]

The charger is crazy! I think it's heavy and if this is portable, change the charge ZTE.

[kickhuggy]

So I broke the screen on my laptop and since the laptop works just fine I was looking to just get a projector to replace the screen.

Any thoughts on whether this will do the job or not? I'm debating between this or if I should get some sort throw.

Main use will be development, maybe connect it to a console for games and movies.

[arebut]

Ill just wait for the thinner version with a camera

[audiooverdose]

Used it once and now it won't charge 🤔

[jayl]

Does anyone else make a unit comparable to that

[pandeesh]

can I connect PS4/Xbox one to this and project on wall? have anyone tried?

[Dgraves]

I want that lol wish they but a cam on top but other then that it's amazing

[fireelement]

Or you could just buy a Qumi Q5 for around $300. Very close to the size of this thing and puts out over 500 lumens. Does not have a phone built into it that will be outdated in 4 weeks. (or in this case, already outdated)
The Qumi Q5 does not have a built in battery, but there is an external one made for it. ($120~$180ish)
Or you could just hook up an external battery to the dc input and have multiple batteries at much lower cost.
This product is cool yes, but more of a gimmick. Use your phone as the hotspot and input device to the projector. Get a chromecast and do it wireless. 
Saves money that way and keeps the display driving device "up to date".

My interest will be swayed when we can fit a 200+ lumen laser PJ in our phones.
Until then, I will enjoy my Qumi :)

[VasilNikolovreviews]

If it could charge via USB it would be perfect, but still a cool gadget.

[JordanKwon]

Well thats definitely "awesome" in some ways lol