The MoGo 3 Pro supports Bluetooth 5.1, allowing you to search for and connect your Bluetooth speakers or Bluetooth headphones.

To begin pairing:

1. In the "Settings" menu, select "Remote & Accessories".

2. Choose "Pair accessory" in the "Remote & Accessories".

3. Then the projector will begin searching for Bluetooth devices. Ensure the device is also in pairing mode.

Important Notes:
① Ensure the Bluetooth speaker or headphones are in pairing mode.
② Clear Bluetooth histories on both the MoGo 3 Pro and the speaker/headphones.
③ Keep devices within 5 meters and avoid walls.
④ Ensure smart devices allow Bluetooth connections from other devices.

MoGo 3 Pro offers one Micro HDMI port for external connection.

You can connect the projector to a computer or game console using an HDMI to Micro HDMI cable.

Important Notes:
① It's recommended to purchase a bi-directional HDMI to Micro HDMI cable. A length of about 2 meters is ideal to avoid signal degradation from a cable that is too long.
② If you are using a single-directional cable, make sure the Micro HDMI end is the receiving end. The projector functions as the receiving device, which takes in the video signal output from an external device.
③ It's best to connect the projector directly to the computer using the cable, minimizing the use of converters whenever possible.

1. Activate Atmosphere Speaker Mode: Tilt the projector vertically to enable the mode.

2. Connect via Bluetooth: Open your phone's Bluetooth settings, search for "G0035", and connect.

3. Play Music: Once connected, use your phone to play music through the MoGo 3 Pro.

4. Adjust Light Colors: Use the shortcut key on the remote controller to customize the lighting effects.

For detailed instructions, refer to the step-by-step visual guide below:

Important Notes:
① The MoGo 3 Pro is discoverable only in atmosphere speaker mode.
② Clear Bluetooth histories on both your phone and the MoGo 3 Pro.
③ Keep devices within 5 meters and avoid walls.

Keeping your MoGo 3 Pro updated with the latest firmware ensures optimal performance and unlocks new features. Follow these steps to check for and install updates:

• Ensure a Stable Wi-Fi Connection: Verify that the projector is connected to a stable Wi-Fi network.

• Check for Updates: Navigate to: All Settings → System → About → System Update → Check for Update.

• Install the Update: If an update is available, follow the on-screen instructions to complete the process.
• Tip: Avoid interrupting the update process or disconnecting the Wi-Fi until the update is fully installed.

To ensure a better user experience with your apps, it's recommended to check for updates for the software installed on your MoGo 3 Pro.

1. Open Google Play Store: There are two ways to do this:

1.1 Go to "Settings," find "Apps," then locate the app details for "Google Play Store," and click on “Open”.

1.2 Press and hold the voice button on the remote and say, “Open Google Play Store”.

2. In the Google Play Store, click on the icon in the upper right corner.

3. Choose “Updates” to update your installed apps.

The MoGo 3 Pro has a Type-C power port, which means you can use an external power bank to supply power to it. The key point when using a power bank is to pay attention to the output power of the power bank's single port.

1. If it’s ≥65W, it should be used in Eco mode with voltage/current meeting standard PD protocol requirements as follows: 65W: 20V/3.25A, 100W: 20V/5A.

2. If it’s 100W (20V/5A), we suggest using Type-C power cables with an E-mark.

Here is some reference information; for more details about power banks, it’s recommended to contact the customer service of the respective brand.

Eco Mode helps safeguard the projector from potential damage caused by unexpected power interruptions.

Because power bank models and protocols vary, not all can reliably power the projector. Eco Mode addresses this by reducing screen brightness to 40%.

To turn off Eco Mode manually:

• Navigate to All Settings → Display & Sound → Picture → Brightness Mode.

• Switch from Eco Mode to Standard Mode.

• Tip: Standard Mode consumes more power than Eco Mode.