
HP MC425 projector
The HP MC425 is a compact Full HD LED projector with auto-focus, a short throw ratio, and a smart Android operating system for both home and mobile use. Its body measures just 15.6×12×10.2cm and weighs 800g, fitting comfortably into a bag, while its LED light source with a lifespan of over 20,000 hours and a brightness of 160 ISO lumens ensures a high-quality Full HD 1920×1080px image in darkened rooms. A short throw ratio of 0.8 creates an 80" image from a distance of just 1.4m – a significantly better result than the MC400 and an ideal solution for smaller rooms or mobile presentations. Auto-focus and automatic vertical keystone correction with 4-point manual correction provide a sharp, correctly aligned image instantly, without tedious adjustments. The 90° rotating design allows for projection onto the wall, ceiling, or floor. The Android operating system with a built-in App Store, AirPlay, Miracast, dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.4, and USB-C power with Power Delivery 3.0 complete the picture of a projector ready for streaming, presentations, and entertainment without needing any extra equipment.
The HP MC425 creates an 80" image from a distance of just 1.4m, and can achieve a maximum screen size of up to 254cm from a distance of less than 1.8m. Its Full HD resolution of 1920×1080px ensures that such a large image is truly sharp and detailed – every frame, presentation, or film will look exactly as it should. This makes the HP MC425 an ideal choice for living rooms, small conference rooms, or hotel rooms where standard projectors just won't do.
The Auto Focus function in the HP MC425 eliminates one of the biggest drawbacks of compact projectors – the need to manually focus after every move. The projector automatically focuses the image as soon as it's turned on, without you having to touch any settings, while automatic vertical keystone correction ensures the correct image geometry even when the projector is placed off-axis. For advanced adjustments, 4-point manual correction is available, which lets you fine-tune the image even in non-standard situations. The remote control then provides convenient operation from a distance, without having to get up and go to the projector.
Despite its Full HD resolution and performance that far exceeds most pocket projectors, the HP MC425 weighs just 800g, and its 15.6×12×10.2cm dimensions ensure it can be carried comfortably in a bag or backpack. USB-C power with Power Delivery 3.0 support lets you run it from a powerful power bank or directly from a laptop adapter without having to find a socket, while its 55W power consumption ensures energy-efficient operation with minimal heat. The 90° rotating design means the HP MC425 can be used in practically any location – on the floor, a table, a shelf, or mounted on the ceiling.
The built-in Android operating system with a quad-core processor, 1GB RAM, and 16GB of storage transforms the HP MC425 into a standalone multimedia centre without needing to connect any other devices. The built-in App Store lets you install your favourite streaming apps directly onto the projector, while wireless mirroring via AirPlay and Miracast ensures instant content sharing from an iPhone, iPad, or Android device without cables. Dual-band 2.4GHz + 5GHz Wi-Fi ensures a stable connection even in environments with multiple wireless networks, and Bluetooth 5.4 lets you connect external speakers for a significantly better audio experience.
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