Kodak Ultra Mini Portable Projector - HD 1080p support LED DLP Rechargeable Pico Projector - 100" Display, Built-in Speaker - HDMI, USB and Micro SD - Compatible with iPhone iPad, Android Phones

This projector is great for quickly tracing/roughing out a drawing. The projector is nice and bright. At about 30" above the drawing table the image will fit nicely on an 11"X17" Sheet. That is the sweet spot for Sequential Art. If the edges of the projected image are aligned parallel to the edges of the drawing surface, and the projector is level you get very little distortion. READ THE MANUAL. This projector is very small, very light. Its Kodak, very nice quality. Be sure you have a sturdy overhead "camera mount/tripod". I used: an ULANZI Camera Desk Mount Stand with Flexible Arm, Overhead Mount, you mileage will likely vary, there are lots of good ones out there. FYI: Neal Adams/Wally Wood and most Bronze/Silver age artists traced. Its okay. Put together your layout, snap a pic on your iPhone and connect your phone to the projector and you are in business! FYI: for iPhones with a lightning adapter, you will need a Apple Lightning to HDMI (Digital AV) Adapter

This thing is awesome. It fits in your palm and weighs nothing. The sound is pretty low, so I found hooking it up to a JBL Go 2 via 3.5mm audio cable to be the best scenario. The JBL Go 2 is also tiny and fits in the palm of your hand, but has a good bang for it's buck soundwise. It's super easy to set up and works well with a HDMI to USB-C cable to your Ipad, or with a roku or firestick. Best travel kit ever.

I decided to purchase this projector after much research into ones that are under $200. In addition to mostly positive reviews, I like that it is from a well known reputable company.First the good. This projector is tiny, will fit in a shirt pocket, so it is very portable, easy to transport and carry. The set up and use is easy. The picture quality is quite good, better than I expected. I also purchased the carrying case that is made specifically for this. It will hold the projector and all necessary cables.Now the not so good. The advertised battery life is 2 hours, but after fully charging it and using it several times, I only got about 20 minutes of use from the internal battery before it died. This was not a huge concern for me as I will mostly have it connected to a power outlet or a battery pack.The built in speaker has sound that is as tiny as the projector. So I am using it with a more powerful portable speaker. It is nice that it has an audio output jack, but I just connect my speaker to my source device Bluetooth. Another minor issue is that the projector does not support Bluetooth, everything needs to be connected with physical cables. But again, no big deal to me.The final and biggest issue is that there is no way to adjust the brightness level. When close to a wall with smaller screen size, it is plenty bright enough. But at further distance for big screen use, it could be brighter. So in that case, it is best in a completely dark room.Overall, considering its low cost, this is a very good basic projector, and I recommend it if you can live with its minor shortcomings.

The experience with this projector, which I was really excited to try, has been abysmal. I returned the first one because it wouldn't "hold" a focused picture, it seemed to creep quickly back to blurry no matter how many times I adjusted it. So, I returned that one, thinking it was an anomaly. I got a second unit, and while the focus was fine, it would not acknowledge any input I tried besides a Roku via the HDMI cable. I tried a USB drive, plugging directly into my laptop, bought a new micro SD card just for the trying (waste of money), and none of them were recognized as an input source by the projector. So, if you're hoping to project holiday holograms and whatnot, PASS ON BY. The most frustrating thing is the listing and the support docs specifically SAY that you can use a USB drive, a microSD card, etc. but it is simply untrue. I suspect someone on the product team grimaced when this dud was released, knowing that a large number of people wouldn't be able to use it as they claim. Seriously disappointed, don't waste your money, and don't be fooled by how cute and small it is. If it doesn't function, cute doesn't go far. Stop it, Kodak.

This thing works great! I have connected my iPhone 14 and my MacBook Pro and it has a great picture quality. The resolution is lower when connecting my MacBook but I know this is due to the project only hading up to 1080 so this was expected. My iPhone looks great and I love the it has a speaker built in. th batter seems to last. decent amount on time but I have not used this for long periods of time yet. My wife love it to use for presentations. the inly thing for me is that it's not too bright. Works better in a dim or dark room and I like all of the connectors and the slot for a micro SD card. Fun projector to have.

I bought this as an option for a monitor for my Mac mini for an upcoming vacation. I did a quick test and it seemed to work fine. I may do an updated review in August. We used this to hook into an iPhone and watch a video. As long as you're not expecting magic this projector will work fine for you. The resolution was decent enough and the focus wheel worked better than expected. It definitely works better in a dark room. The more ambient light the worse the quality. The speaker leaves a little to be desired, however there is an audio out jack which is convenient. The fact that this thing is so small and portable makes it hard to be unsatisfied. If you need something brighter splurge for the higher models, but if you're looking for a small projector to watch movies, and you don't expect the moon, this will work out fine.