📽️ KODAK Luma 150 Ultra Mini Pocket Pico Projector - Wireless Portable LED DLP Travel Projector with Rechargeable Battery, Speaker, and 1080P Support - Connects to iPhone and Android Review

This has very limited functionality as you can't mirror Netflix and most popular content you want to watch outdoors or on the go. As an iOS user, it frustrated me that you had to connect directly to the projector's internal Wi-Fi source so that your phone/tablet couldn't connect to your home or office Wi-Fi at the same time. I immediately went back and upgraded to the 350 ($100 extra) and it killed EVERYTHING. The 350's ability to connect itself to your WiFi, built-in Netflix, Hulu, etc. meant…

I use this for watercolor and acrylic painting. I zoom in on my phone or iPad to do the tracking. The image can be as small or as large as you like, but your image will eventually degrade beyond about 70 inches. This Kodak really captured the fine details and colors. I am very satisfied with this device for my purposes. Please make sure you have purchased the correct image projector: DLP Texas Instruments (Copyright). Some sellers claim that the projector has DLP, but you really need to make…

After much research I bought this projector for decorating sugar cookies and it works great for that purpose. I love that it's wireless so I don't have to plug in a lot of cables when using it. The projected image is bright, sharp and clear for my purposes, even when used next to a window. When used with the Camera Lucida app, resizing an image using a cookie is quick and easy. Haven't used it for a movie or anything yet but maybe later this summer when we can get back together with friends. I…

For the price this is a great portable projector for PowerPoint presentations or even as an extra screen when travelling. Hassle-free Miracast/Airplay connection (with the caveat that you connect the Luma 150 to a local wireless network with my Surface Pro or my iPhone X if you need internet access). And even though it has a fan, it's really quiet. and is not visible from more than a few meters away. The downside is that it only emits 150 lumens and really needs a dark or near-dark viewing…

I've been using the pico projector for three (3) years and just before the next replacement it finally took a nap. My setup was perfect; a center tripod for support, a Bluetooth speaker (JBL Charge) with a transmitter for audio, a 26100 (anker) power adapter for power, and an iCODIS G1 mobile pico projector for image. I was able to watch videos on a remote island for up to 10 hours without a power source. After losing my current pico projector I decided to look for a temporary replacement…