Review on KODAK Luma 350: Portable Smart Projector with Crystal-Clear Ultra HD Imaging, Android 6.0, Wi-Fi, Streaming Apps, Mirroring, and Remote Control by Jacolbe Mind

I was looking for an art projector (drawing portraits) to easily create proportions and compositions. Since you can still focus 5 inches from the surface, this was perfect. It happened to be $100. More dollars than a still projector. For that hundred you get movie and entertainment apps, screen mirroring using my iPhone to display a still image that I can trace on the surface of the painting, I spent a movie night with my grandchildren and sent a 3 x 6 inch image to the wall thrown. , and serves as a TV screen. The internal speaker is audible but nothing special; HOWEVER, the fact that I connected the projector to my Sony Bluetooth audio system was cinema quality sound. The phone app with remote control is very cool and it also comes with a dedicated remote control. The image quality is 720p level, 1080 just means you can send 1080p to the projector, but the image is only displayed at 720. The lumens is 350. For my artistic purposes and viewing light in a darkened room this is fine, but for movies or TV with a selected 3000 or more lumens as the primary viewing device. . This is a great little projector, feels solid, has little to no fan noise, has a tripod mount and is easy to use. You will love this Hercules in a bottle. So I recommend buying it. Kodak produces 150 lumens and 75. Stay away from these as they are too dim. I've been using it for a month and so far no glitches. Much luck.