The CINEMOOD portable movie theatre is your pocket-sized solution to family entertainment. At just three inches and weighing just 0.5lb., this miniature smart projector fits in any backpack, handbag, or glove compartment. It projects up to a 12-foot screen onto any flat surface, showcasing everything in Full HD resolution. CINEMOOD streams TV shows and movies from some of your favourite apps, and it’s packed with pre-loaded, family-friendly content, so you don’t even need a Wi-Fi connection. Read on to learn more about how this clever little cube can keep your family entertained at home and on the go, and then enter this contest for a chance to win one of your own!

The CINEMOOD projector brings storytime to life

Being a parent is not an easy job. Children have a seemingly unending reservoir of energy. They’re curious about everything, and their developing minds need constant stimulation and engagement. And you can’t always give them your undivided attention. You’ve got dinner to prepare, a mountain of laundry to get through, and a dog to walk. If you’re juggling a professional career, that company report isn’t going to analyze itself. And don’t forget to take some guilt-free quiet time for yourself doing activities you enjoy, like reading, exercising, chatting with friends, and snoozing. That’s why it’s good to have an ace up your sleeve like the CINEMOOD portable movie theatre. Besides the fact that this projector can actually fit up your sleeve, this sleeve-sized projector will keep your little ones happily entertained while you knock errands off your to-do list or take a well-deserved hour of relaxation in the next room.

And what better way to keep little ones engaged for a while than with a story? Children love stories. Stories inspire them, spark their imagination, and stimulate their curiosity. Stories help them learn about their feelings and the world around them. Think of CINEMOOD as an innovative, all-in-one storyteller. It offers access to near-endless hours of built-in, child-friendly content, including cartoons, e-books, shadow puppets, lullabies, and bedtime stories. You’ll even discover some Disney features, starring familiar characters from Frozen, Toy Story, and The Lion King! Simplified controls on the top and side of this portable pocket projector make it a cinch to turn on and navigate, so even young children can easily find what they’re looking for and press play. CINEMOOD also eliminates the harmful blue light that tablets and TVs emit, making its projected content easier on young eyes.

And it’s not just for children. Besides projecting child-friendly content (that you can also control from the CINEMOOD app on your smartphone), this little cube can wirelessly screencast some of your favourite apps too, including Netflix and Youtube. Integrated 2.5W speakers and quiet, fanless cooling mean you don’t need to connect additional speakers or headphones, but you do have the option thanks to Bluetooth wireless technology.

Take stories with you everywhere

Best Buy reviewer, Shelly Wutke, received the CINEMOOD and you can find out about her experience here. Shelly explains the difference between this palm-sized smart projector and a standard projector. Aside from the obvious size difference, a standard projector generally has to be connected to a power source and a computer. CINEMOOD, on the other hand, doesn’t need to be plugged in or even connected to Wi-Fi.

It boasts five hours of rechargeable battery life, 16GB of internal memory, and tons of preloaded, family-friendly content. That means, when you’re in the car on the way to Grandma’s house or snuggled up in your sleeping bags on a camping trip, this pocket-sized powerhouse will let you transform any space into a family entertainment hub with movie theatre-like atmosphere. There’s no end to the fun your family can have with the versatile CINEMOOD. Simply dim the lights and let the stories work their magic. The question is, what would your family use this portable home theatre for?

HOW TO ENTER

Entering this contest is easy, but you only get one entry! I mentioned the benefits of stories. Everyone loves a story. So, what’s your story? In a comment below, tell us what family occasion the CINEMOOD would enhance and why. Maybe there’s a birthday party or other special occasion to plan for? Maybe there’s a makeshift fort or treehouse-under-construction that could use its own movie theatre? Maybe there’s a family road trip or camping weekend coming up? Think about all the fun things you and your family can do with this innovative smart projector and tell us about your plan for it.

WHAT YOU CAN WIN:

We will randomly draw two winners. Each winner will receive a CINEMOOD Portable Movie Theatre. The prize is detailed in the Rules and Regulations below.

This contest runs from March 13th until March 27th

Remember, you can only enter once. However, you probably know someone on the lookout for a family-friendly entertainment solution, so please share this contest and they too will have a chance to win this prize.

Win CINEMOOD Portable Movie Theatre – Rules & Regulations

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Kevin McElligott
Kevin McElligott
Kevin cut his teeth as a journalist writing articles for trade publications in Dublin. He moved to Vancouver and honed his craft first as a copywriter, and now as an Editor at Best Buy. He enjoys cooking when he has the time, playing soccer, and just recently ran in his first marathon. Fitness is important to him, and he needs the exercise thanks to his fondness for donuts.
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  1. We are planning to build a treehouse for our grandchildren when they come to visit. The Cinemood would really add another level of WOW to this!

  10. We’ll be having the Grandkids come this summer and this will help keep them entertained (and quiet) when I need a break.

  14. We would have fun with Cinemood at birthday parties, sleep overs and to take to school to share with friends and classmates.

  17. This Cinemood would be wonderful for the Sunday School class room were young kids come and have church with appropriate movies shown

  18. Most of our family play musical instrumen ts so a night at the movies fwaturing something like the movie “Brassed Off” would be awsome!

  19. The Cinemood would be most appreciated at our family reunion. All the old photographs and movies for all to see.

  20. Our 22 year old son passed away suddenly last year. we are still very broken. I am so uncomfortable going out in public, this would be amazing for us to have. we could watch movies as a family in private. what an awesome prize

  24. This would be so cool for kids when they have sleepovers or even just camping out in the backyard. My kids would just fall in love with CINEMOOD.

  25. I rarely get to see my nephew, so when he does come over, it’s always an interactive party – games, memory building and educational media. Why not combine playtime with a cinematic projection of relaxational and motivational images to enhance self-confidence and enjoyment on a subconscious level? Sounds like solid idea to me!

  27. I would give this to my son who would take it on their vacation up north to the wilderness. They would love to watch movies under the stars!

  32. Would be great to utilize at my mothers 85th birthday, put together stories from the seven children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.

  41. My Son’s Birthday is on April 25th and this would be perfect to make his birthday party even more merrier. Also his friends often visit on the weekends and it would be perfect for then to have a movie night once in a while.

  42. This would be great to take to the Scouts World Jamboree and project snapshots of the days activities to the surrounding campers!

  48. Can I just say, I would be rocking out the Best Auntie in the World award for when my nephews come sleep over at my place? I mean, truly, it would be an honour.

  49. This would be great to use as an outdoor classroom teaching tool for my Science, Math and Reading Club students.

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