ETOE Launches Dolphin 2 Portable RGB Triple Laser Projector with Google TV
ETOE launched the Dolphin 2 portable RGB triple-laser projector on June 19, 2026, featuring integrated Google TV and a 54-Wh battery. According to the company, the device delivers 800 lumens and 110% BT.2020 color coverage, targeting home, outdoor, and travel entertainment markets in the US and Europe.
What are the technical specifications of the ETOE Dolphin 2?
The Dolphin 2 uses RGB triple-laser technology to reach a brightness of 800 lumens. ETOE reports a color space coverage of 110% according to the BT.2020 standard, which the company says provides deeper visual depth and higher contrast than standard projectors.
The hardware supports native 1080p Full-HD resolution and includes 4K decoding. It runs on an MT9630 Quad-Core processor paired with 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal storage. To handle audio, the unit contains two 5-W speakers supporting Dolby Digital and Dolby Digital Plus.
How does the Dolphin 2 handle mobility and setup?
The device includes a built-in 54-Wh battery. ETOE states this allows for up to two hours of playback and enables the projector to function as a power bank for other devices. A physical adjustable stand allows the lens to tilt from -40° to 76°, allowing users to project images onto ceilings.
Setup is managed by a system ETOE calls “Quad Auto-Align.” This AI-driven feature automates four specific tasks: focus, keystone correction, image adjustment, and obstacle avoidance. These tools remove the need for manual calibration when moving the device between different rooms or outdoor settings.
For software, the projector is certified for Google TV. This provides native access to over 10,000 applications, including Netflix, YouTube, Disney+, and Prime Video, without requiring an external streaming stick ([External Link: Google TV Official]).
What is the pricing and availability for the new projector?
The pre-sale window for the Dolphin 2 runs from June 15 to June 28, 2026, exclusively through the ETOE website. The company has set the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) at 899 €, while early buyers can purchase the unit for 799 €.
Initial shipping is limited to the United States and specific European markets. According to the company announcement, these markets include Germany, France, and Poland.
Who is behind ETOE’s projection technology?
ETOE is led by Jeric Li, who previously served as the head of the projection division at Anker. The company leverages this background in optics to move from standard LCD projection—where it first gained Google TV certification—into the more complex RGB triple-laser market.
This shift to triple-laser technology marks a move toward higher-end cinema specifications. While LCD projectors use a single light source and a color wheel or filter, the Dolphin 2’s triple-laser setup uses dedicated red, green, and blue lasers to create a more precise color palette.
For more on how this compares to other mobile setups, see our [Internal Link: Portable Tech Guide].
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Dolphin 2 require a separate streaming device?
No. It has certified Google TV built-in, providing native access to apps like Netflix and YouTube.
How long does the battery last?
According to ETOE, the 54-Wh battery provides up to two hours of playback.
Can the Dolphin 2 project on the ceiling?
Yes. The integrated stand allows for a tilt range of -40° to 76°.
What is the difference between 1080p and 4K decoding?
The projector displays a native 1080p image but can process (decode) 4K source files, ensuring higher quality input and smoother playback of high-resolution content.
What do you think about the shift toward triple-laser tech in portable projectors? Does the built-in battery make it a viable replacement for your TV? Let us know in the comments below or subscribe to our newsletter for more hardware updates.