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The mobile phone began to resemble a full-screen display, and as TVs grew larger, so did the screen size. From the perspective of consumer upgrades, "bigger" has become one of the growing demands for a better life. However, TV sizes are still subject to certain limitations. Just like Wang Sicong's 120-baht purchase requiring a large enough door to fit it in, it’s not only expensive but also difficult to transport. In early November, Storm released a projection TV that immediately caught Xiao Bian’s attention — a cool and innovative solution.
At the end of this month, the Storm AI No-Screen TV Max 6 was finally delivered. Here’s what it takes to unbox it.
[Image: A photo of the box]
[Image: Another view of the box]
Opening the box, the Storm AI No-Screen TV Max 6 came into view. Its design features an ivory color, giving the impression of a new Xiaomi product. The material feels similar to a Xiaomi AI speaker, blending aesthetics with functionality.
[Image: Close-up of the device]
The design of the Storm Max 6 is very comfortable and elegant. Upon closer inspection, you'll notice its micro-arc design and pinstripes, making it a piece of art that can easily blend into any home environment. It adds a touch of warmth, style, and sophistication, enhancing the overall quality of your living space.
[Image: Front view of the device]
[Image: Side view of the device]
[Image: Back panel details]
[Image: Top view of the device]
One notable feature is that the Storm AI No-Screen TV Max 6 doesn’t have physical buttons. Instead, it uses a breathing light logo on top. When you open the lens cover, it automatically starts, and when closed, it enters standby mode — incredibly convenient. This makes the "Jane" experience truly seamless.
[Image: Control panel and lights]
[Image: Remote control design]
The compact body is designed to use an external power supply, similar to traditional laptops. The power supply uses a two-stage design, ensuring stability and efficiency.
[Image: Power adapter]
The remote control follows a minimalist design, also in ivory.
[Image: Remote control from different angles]
Behind the sleek interface, there are multiple ports including power, audio/video output, HDMI, USB 3.0, USB 2.0, and a network cable port.
[Image: Rear panel of the device]
Previously, many projectors required external speakers, but the Storm Max 6 comes with built-in speakers at the bottom. Using stereo 2.0 technology, it delivers a rich, immersive sound field with minimal distortion and no sound leakage.
[Image: Speaker placement]
With support for Dolby and DTS decoding, the sound is clear, detailed, and full, offering an immersive theater-like experience that brings you closer to the action on screen.
[Image: Sound system layout]
When it comes to projection, many users might think of complicated installation, short lifespan, and High Power consumption. However, the Storm Max 6 features a 1.2:1 projection ratio, allowing for a larger image at the same distance. At 3.2 meters, it can project up to 120 inches, with a maximum of 200 inches. The German OSRAM LED resin light source ensures a long lifespan of up to 30,000 hours.
[Image: Projection settings]
The Storm AI No-Screen TV Max 6 offers 1080P full HD resolution, a 90% NTSC wide color gamut, and 1100 lumens of brightness. With Storm Video Left Eye Technology, Dolby and DTS dual decoding, and a price under $4,000, it’s a strong contender in the smart mini-projector market.
[Image: Display quality]
Setting up the focus is simple and can be done with just the remote control.
[Image: Focus adjustment]
Artificial intelligence isn't just about voice commands. Storm's AI system, called AIUI, is based on Android and has evolved into a user-friendly platform. You can say, “I want to watch Stephen Chow’s movie,†and it will quickly find the right content for you. Voice commands even allow you to fast forward or rewind during playback.
[Image: AI interface]
[Image: Voice command interaction]
A 100-inch screen can be projected at home, offering a private cinema experience. If you want a bigger screen, it’s possible, but you’ll need a larger projector.
[Image: Home theater setup]
Additionally, the Storm AI TV can be used for shopping. Simply issue a voice command to search for products, though final payment still requires logging in via your smartphone.
[Image: Shopping interface]
After a few days of use, Xiao Bian believes the Max 6 truly delivers on the versatility of its AI system and access to rich content. As a smart projector, it’s both functional and affordable — definitely worth considering.
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