Luma 150 Ultra Mini Pocket Pico Projector - Black Built-in Battery & Speaker, 1080P Support Portable Wireless LED DLP Movie & Video Travel Projector, connects to iPhone and Android

Not a bad projector is a bit limited but I found my way around. The image is nice and I use an Amazon stick to get the apps and live TV. It's portable but the battery will drain fast if I use the projector to power the stick. For the sound, I like to use a Bluetooth speaker but bought a little device to transmit the sounds from the projector to the speaker. I small stand to project into the ceiling to watch movies while in bed. Just point the projector to the ceiling and is like a tv on the ceiling. Good value for the money and just a bit of lag. I like it and so far use this every day but need to combine with a few accessories to make even great.

I am new to decorating custom sugar cookies so I had no clue what kind of projector to buy. But I knew getting a projector would be a game changer for my cookies. I decided on this one, and it was soo easy to set up! I also bought the mount on Amazon as well. So I only bought two things the projector and the mount, no extra wires needed. I charged it and it was ready to go. The battery only lasts a couple hours so I just leave it plugged in while I use it. But it’s easy to connect to any iPhone or iPad. You just follow the directions and connect it to the same Wi-Fi. I think the problem everyone has is the projector part. I use iPhone and iPad so I just use the mirror function on my iPhone or iPad. So after you connect it to the correct Wi-Fi, you go on your iPhone/iPad, drag down the right corner, and click on screen mirrors (it looks like two overlapping rectangles), then you pick the projector name and you are all good! You can make it bigger or smaller by adjusting the picture on your phone and then the knob on the projector lets you make the image sharper. I hope this helps!

I use this for my cookie business and i would highly recommend this brand!! I haven’t had any issues with it and it works very well!!

I just got the projector and it's really awesome. It works well for what it is and it is relatively easy to go through the process of connecting it to the internet to use screen mirror. A lot of people were saying it didn't work but you have to connect to the Kodak network the projector has first then go to the certain address in the instructions and connect to your wifi through that site then you can screen mirror from then super easy and it looks great. The stats on this thing are so off though. The amount of lumens is wrong its actually 50 ansi lumens not 60. It supports 4k its not just 1080p so I would just say go to the Kodak site and read the specs on this thing first. Before you buy it here because the specs on the ads on Amazon are not accurate however after doing my research for several weeks on mini projectors for the money you won't find anything much better than this. People are also talking about the speaker and how it isn't that great. It's a projector that's a little larger than a post it note so no it doesn't have a jbl sound system in it but the speaker is just as good as my phones speaker even louder and it isn't unclear so it works just fine for intimate viewing of a show in a room with a significant other or by yourself in a camper or a hotel room but you can connect a speaker to it via usbc or a 3.5 mm audio jack which makes it easy to plug in any speaker. It's a great deal for what it is. If you want incredible picture and Bluetooth and auto focus and keystone vertical and horizontal spend the 5 or 600 bucks that it will cost for that level of mini projector but this thing works great and is simple to operate and has a great picture and decent sound for a small speaker and for the price after looking and comparing lots of other projector this is the best. If you find one with all the things I listed and it's less than 300 dollars it won't be what they say it is. You get what you pay for and it's no different for these mini projectors.

Bought this for my daughter for Christmas thinking this would be a good option for her to be able to use anywhere. Good for projecting and plenty bright in a dim room. Doesn’t need to be completely dark either. Although she doesn’t care if it’s theater quality. She just wants to be able to see it clearly which she can in most any room with light off. Bad part thought is this is not good if you want to cast Netflix or DisneyPlus from a IPhone. The iPhone apps won’t let you use screen mirror and the Kodak Luma app won’t work with this projector. So it is really is useless for streaming media from a iPhone. If you plan to do that then don’t waste your money on this one. Looks like the Luma 350 is what got would need instead.

I’ve gone through 3 different travel size projector and this beats all of them. The size is pocketable, it doesn’t need an external controller like others so one less thing to lose while traveling. It’s very light and there’s a small hole at the bottom for a tripod. The sound isn’t amazing but it’s decent, and there’s an aux input if you want external speakers. Battery life is decent and you can also charge on the go via USB charging. No need to bring around a separate charger, just use the standard micro usb cable that you’re probably already using somewhere else. USB-C would be preferable, but most other gadgets I have use micro USB anyway. You can mirror via WiFi or HDMI. There isn’t an internal OS which has Netflix and Hulu like others, but I didn’t want that anyway. I usually use this with an HDMI to lightning adapter with my iPhone. That’s the most convenient for me. Ive experienced that most of the time the built in OS in other projectors are slow and unreliable. At least I know my iphone works smoothly and it’s very easy to connect to different WiFi’s while on the road or simply use my cell signal. The video quality is surprisingly good for the size. It no way beats my larger LG projector, but considering the size and it can run on an internal battery and charge via usb the quality is good. The price is fair, there are certainly cheaper options out there, but so far this is the cheapest I can find that has all the things I’m looking for in a travel projector. This product would be great for camping and I would even use this for small work presentations on the go. Only 2 things can be improved but it’s exclusion isn’t a deal breaker: keystone (the next level up Kodak projector I heard has this) and some sort of built in flap that could protect the lens when it’s not in use. In conclusion I’m very happy with this product, it checks off all the boxes for my needs.

Don't have any dislike regarding this particular projector. I am very well pleased with my purchase the brightness is awesome very easy for me to set without reading the manual. I've bought 3 of the kodak projectors and they are worth my investment. This Kodak 150 was easy to set up my Roku Stick to stream and watch movies and I just couldn't be happier with the Kodak projectors that I've bought along with these. As a matter of fact I'm already to buy another one because it really meets my expectations of how convenient to just pack and travel with them wherever I go. I haven't bought the Kodak 450 which I do plan to buy to complete my sets with the others. But, the Kodak 150 is just so awesome and compact enough. I do highly recommend this Kodak 150 to whoever is looking to buy mini pocket projectors. The design and the quality is superb. Many thanks to whoever created these awesome portable mini projectors because it was a great investment for me that I could watch huge screened TV with great quality picture anywhere I go. Teust me and just buy it.

I have been using a pico projector for three (3) years and it finally took a dirt nap, on the eve of receiving my next replacement. My setup was perfect; a middle of the road tripod for support, Bluetooth speaker (JBL Charge) with transmitter for sound, 26100 power bank (anker) for power, and an iCODIS G1 Mobile Pico Projector for image. I could watch video on a remote island for up to 10 hours without a household power supply. After the lose of my current pico projector I decided to find a temporary replacement while I wait for my Phillips PicoMax to be build and shipped I stumbled upon this Kodak Luma 150. The Luma 150 had all the makings to be a great upgrade to my previous G1, which lacked some features but was a solid unit for the last three (3) years. I was excited to see that this unit would charge via micro USB as my G1 did, big plus to extend the viewing time, offer wireless connection for my laptop and phone, an HDMI input, and USB & microSD. I was even more excited to see keystone correction, even if it was just vertical only, step up from the G1. It did lose points for not having a remote, but I figured this was temporary and it was not greatly needed, although it would make navigating the SD card easier. Now that I have received my unit and had a chance to get hand on with it I have some insight to help any potential purchaser and am open to information to change my experience. The unit is of solid construction and great portable size. I will highlight my positives and then address my negatives. The Good The focus wheel; smooth yet firm to ensure the focus remains where you want it and able to adjust in fine increments. The touch buttons; good reaction time, although you must push the center button to activate the controls. Tripod mount; perfectly located in the center. Image quality; good brightness (best in low light rooms), good picture quality (note the native resolution is 480). USB/MicroSD; Works great supports my video library (avi), however only supports FAT32 (32 GB or less) The Bad Vertical keystone correction; missing, this feature does not appear to be installed on the unit I received, however when you go to the Kodak website for this product this feature is not highlighted. I contacted Kodak support and I was told it should happen automatically within seconds, however, they could not tell me what the angle correction was for this unit, leading me to believe this is not available in the Luma 150. Menu; When you start the unit you are greeted with a menu offering your inputs, wireless, video, image, and HDMI. This unit lacks a settings menu, for video (brightness, contrast, etc), Audio (stereo, level adjustment, etc), and other features. Volume control; (minor peeve) the volume is on a scale from 0 to 100, which is great however it increases in increments of 10 giving you 10 levels of volume only. I suppose this is adequate but why not just have the scale from 0 to 10, only makes sense. Speaker; (unimportant in my opinion but reviewing it still) the on board speaker is barely loud enough (at 80) or it is crackly (at 90+). I ma not sure why pico projector manufactures even bother with a speaker, it wastes space and only works if you holding it next to your ear. I have found a Bluetooth speaker with transmitter or one that plugs in work the best and is needed. HDMI; (this possibly was only my experience) I usually us my Roku with my pico projector and when I connected it to the Luma 150 my Roku stick it did not display an image and heated up beyond safe ranges. Then I attempted to connect my DVD player this time no audio (likely a incompatible codex between each device). In conclusion, I will be returning this device and wait out the three to four weeks until I received my PicoMax without a pocket projector. This unit has a good purpose and someone other than my-self may be in need of this purpose, But Buyer beware that the advertising of Auto Vertical Keystone correction is false.