The back panel includes one HDMI 2.2 port and an Ethernet port, the latter for those who prefer a wired network connection for streaming, though you can also use Wi-Fi. Physical setup is simple: Find a spot for the projector-not difficult since it's a compact 5.6 by 7.6 by 7.5 inches-and connect the power cord and cables, then turn it on. The Miroir M1200S is built around a 1,920-by-1,080-pixel DLP chip and an RGB LED light source with rated life of 30,000 hours in Eco mode or 20,000 hours at full brightness. Simple Setup, But Android OS, Not Android TV Much the same is true of the M1200S overall: It's worth consideration if you're shopping for a home projector, but that recommendation comes with some hedges. But while Netflix support is a plus, the app is somewhat flawed (more on that in a minute), so it counts for less than it might. Unlike most Android-based streaming projectors-including the Editors' Choice-award-winning Epson EpiqVision Mini EF12 ($999.99) and the Xgimi Horizon ($1,099)-the Miroir offers a Netflix app. Priced at $699.99 (though its website offers a $599.99 sale at this writing), the Miroir M1200S Ultra Pro Smart Projector is above par in some aspects and below par in others, sometimes when talking about the same feature.
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