Dangbei Atom

BrandDangbei · Atom
TypeLifestyle
Resolution1920 × 1080
HDR formatsHDR10, HLG
Imaging technologyDLP
Light source typeLaser (phosphor)
ISO light output1,200 lm
Throw ratio1.2:1

A small 1080p DLP laser projector with Google TV and licensed Netflix, rated at 1,200 ISO lumens. It has no built-in battery and must be plugged in, so it is easy to move but not cordless.

Data sheet

Picture

Imaging technologyDLP
Chip / panel diagonal0.33 in
Native resolution1920 × 1080
HDR formatsHDR10, HLG
3D supportYes

Optics

Throw ratio1.2:1
FocusAuto
Fixed offset100%
Image size range40–180 in

Light source

Light source typeLaser (phosphor)
Light source lifeNormal: 30,000 h
ISO light output1,200 lm
ISO 21118

Audio

Speaker power10 W
Speaker count2

Inputs, control & connectivity

Firmware / software

Smart OSGoogle TV
NetflixNative
CastingChromecast built-in
RAM2 GB
Storage32 GB

Environment & power

Operating temperature5–35°C
Operating orientationsTable, Ceiling, Rear
Power consumption (max)80 W

Physical & installation

Width195 mm
Depth195 mm
Height47.5 mm
Weight1.28 kg

In the box

Remote typeBluetooth

Tools

  • Throw calculator — How far from the screen the Atom needs to sit for a given image size, set to its 1.2:1 lens.
  • Download spec as CSV — Every value on this data sheet with its unit and source, one row per spec.
  • Download spec as JSON — The same data from the open data API, with variants and identifiers.

Variants & identifiers

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VariantRegionTypeCode
US🇺🇸 USUPC795847572017
Maker SKUDAN-US-ATOM-231024

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Sources

Editor's notes. Source is the Dangbei US store page only. No model number was found; the identifier DAN-US-ATOM-231024 is the store SKU, recorded as mfr_sku, and the UPC is the barcode in the store product data. Page states the model has no built-in battery and must be connected to a power source. Price on the store was $899 against a crossed-out $999; not recorded as MSRP. Left out: noise (row truncated on the page), release date. Dimensions (7.68 x 7.68 x 1.87 in) and weight (2.82 lb) are converted to mm/kg; the page does not say which side is height, so the 1.87 in side is recorded as height. The 100% projection offset is recorded as the fixed offset. Zoom row says "100% - 50%" (digital) and is not recorded. 1200 ISO lumens carries a footnote on the page saying it is measured to ISO 21118. No reviews or videos were opened.

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