Source: Windows Central
When I was looking at the Halo use cases, my first thought was a drive-in movie for my kids. I have a nice blank wall on the side of my house where the lawn is, and it felt like a perfect place to set up a movie. The problem is the closest outlet is about 80 feet away, and a traditional projector uses way too much power, even for my Jackery 1000 power station to handle. Enter the Halo and its battery-powered goodness.
As you can see from the above image, the Halo worked great in the way I wanted it to. The projector itself is weighted really well, and because of its shape, it sits nicely on a tripod without the worry of it toppling over. The center of gravity is directly over the tripod, so it felt secure and didn t wobble in the wind. With it attached to the Manfrotto tripod, I was able to move it back far enough to cover the entire wall with the movie of choice. Halo s battery life meant we could position it wherever we wanted to get the best experience po