On the audio front, Samsung is promising 360-degree sound - and it’ll sync up with the aforementioned mood lighting somehow. There’s also an adapter that allows you to connect the Freestyle to an E26 light socket. Samsung says the Freestyle also is compatible with USB-PD and 50-watt/20-volt output or above. An optional waterproof case and portable battery keep things protected and powered while you’re away from home and creating content.
A lens cap turns the Freestyle into a colored, constant source of ambient light. “Without the limitation in space and form factor, The Freestyle is a fun and versatile device that can be used in any way consumers prefer.”Īnd then there’s the matter of accessories. “The Freestyle is a one-of-a-kind projector geared toward ultimate versatility and flexibility to meet the consumers’ changing lifestyles,” Simon Sung, executive vice president and head of the sales and marketing team for the visual display business at Samsung Electronics, said in a press release. (Which is the sort of thing you do if you have this sort of product and kids.) Image used with permission by copyright holder
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So you can hop from one kid’s bedroom to another, or pull sleeping bags into the living room and fire up a movie on the ceiling. It’s lightweight at 1.83 pounds, which means it almost certainly feels as portable as it looks. And if it’s pointed toward the ceiling, or wall, that’s a pretty apt description, as it’s capable of a 1080p projection ranging from 30 inches to 100 inches, all powered by Samsung’s Tizen-based smart TV experience. The $899 Freestyle looks like an upward-firing floor light. Samsung’s hoping to change that at CES 2022 with the Freestyle, a portable projector that doesn’t necessarily aim to be at the center of your living room and home theater experience, but rather in the middle of the good times that go on outside of it. There’s been a plethora of them over the years, to varying degrees of mediocrity.
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