Samsung Launches $1,200 Freestyle+ Projector With 100-Inch Auto-Correction
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Updated · Engadget · Jul 17
Samsung Launches $1,200 Freestyle+ Projector With 100-Inch Auto-Correction
3 articles · Updated · Engadget · Jul 17
Summary
$1,200 Freestyle+ projectors are now on sale through Samsung and select retailers, marking the commercial debut of the company’s upgraded portable model.
3D Auto Keystone is the headline upgrade, automatically flattening distorted images on irregular surfaces — including corners, curtains and tent walls — while resizing the picture to fit available wall space.
100-inch 1080p projection, HDR10+ support, instant distance-based autofocus and Wall Calibration aim to preserve image quality even on colored walls or patterned wallpaper.
Built-in 360-degree audio, AirPlay and Galaxy casting, Samsung TV Plus and Gaming Hub support broaden its use cases, though the unit still needs wired power or an external USB-C battery outdoors.
The new model arrives at a steep premium over Samsung’s second-generation Freestyle, which launched at $800 and is currently listed around $798 on Amazon.