Accessories — boxes, cables, remotes and spare parts

A projector plays nothing on its own — it shows whatever you feed it. A streaming box makes it self-sufficient: Netflix, YouTube and any other service without a computer. If the projector has a powered USB portA USB-A port that supplies 5 V. The box runs straight off the projector, with no separate socket and no extra power brick., the box runs off it — one cable and no adapters.

They send the picture from a phone or laptop without a cable. A Miracast adapter plugs into HDMI and the phone mirrors its screen directly. Handy when the projector is on the ceiling and the source changes every time: showing holiday photos is no harder than putting music on.

The most common reason for “the projector does not work” is the cable, not the projector. A ceiling mount needs a long one; a laptop with an older socket needs a VGAAn older analogue connector, blue, with thumbscrews. Carries picture only, no sound. Found on almost every projector and on laptops made before 2015. adapter. Here are cables in the lengths you need and adapters for laptops, streaming boxes and older sources.

The remote is not a minor detail. On many models it is the only way to reach zoom and focus: the Casio XJ-A series has no rings on the body at all, everything is set with buttons. Without the remote part of the functionality is simply out of reach. Here are original and compatible units for specific machines.

Replacement lamps, filters, ceiling mounts, power cables. A lamp is a consumable, not a fault: it costs $30–100 and takes a few minutes to fit. A ceiling mount is needed almost every time the projector stays in the room for good.

Sold as is: they may have defects, work incorrectly or need repair. This is not a mistake or a hidden fault — we state the condition plainly. These units are bought for parts or for repair by people who know how to work on them. The warranty does not cover them and the price reflects that.