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I’m looking for a portable projector that could be used in our martial arts dojo where there is big windows and lights are always on. Is there such a thing? submitted by /u/Substantial_Work_178 to r/projectors [link] [comments]

Hello, I am a professor working at a high school and university in Mexico, where I need to show some videos or slides for my classes. I need a projector that is portable, has decent brightness and sound. The room is your standard mexican classroom that has curtains to block sunlight and a whiteboard ( I know is not optimal, but here teaching rarely is). The classrooms sizes actually varies to give an exact number but the whiteboard is usually 1m tall x 2m wide. I also want to use it at home when at night after work for youtube or netflix. My room is your standard living room with no furniture and a white wall of 2.2m tall x 2m long, so I can position the projector as I please/need. Also one major point is that it should be cheap enough so I don't feel too bad if it gets robbed or falls down during transportation. My budget is $100~$200 (in US Dollars) and while I have considered those chinese in the Amazon Marketplace like the XuanPad I come here to request for a better opinion. Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/Kanaletto to r/budgetprojectors [link] [comments]

Do spec sheets just not explain things anymore?? Ive seen that these companies rly dont agree on anything like why are lumen numbers soo different across the charts?? I'm seeing everything from 250g to 3kg labeled as portable. Before buying, check three things: actual weight, whether it has a built in battery at all (a lot don't), and battery life if it does. Those answers will tell you what portable actually means for that specific unit. Only ANSI lumens is a real standardized measurement. Regular lumens on a box are measured at the unit's brightest, most color washed mode. which i guess sounds great on paper but its rough in a room. LED lumens is even further removed from reality. A projector listed at 9,000 lumens might deliver 500–800 ANSI lumens in actual use. i found out that when comparing these find the ANSI number specifically. 300–500 ANSI lumens is genuinely usable in a dim room. 4k is not a deal breaker i think You almost certainly do not need a 4K projector. Save that money. At typical viewing distances (2–4 meters, 100-inch image) which is easy btw, you'd have to sit uncomfortably close to even notice 4K over 1080p. And most 4K portable projectors are pixel-shifted 1080p anyway and NOTTT the real native 4K sensors lol . The label is technically accurate in a veryyyyyyy generous sense of the word. lol Throw ratio is the one spec worth actually reading Throw ratio = distance from projector to screen divided by image width. A 1.5 throw ratio means 1.5 meters away for a 1-meter-wide image. Short-throw sits close to the wall. Ultra-short-throw sits right up against it. In a small bedroom or apartment ignoring this means rearranging your furniture around the projector instead of the other way around. No phone dependency, just grab the remote The issue: budget projectors often run older Android versions with limited app support. Netflix requires smth called Widevine L1 certification to stream in HD most budget projectors don't have it. You can also install the app but you'll be stuck at 480p wondering why everything looks like a fever dream. butttt always check for Widevine L1 if HD streaming matters to you. Some Myths that rlly need to die: more lumens = better picture nah you just made a bad image brighter all dlp has rainbow effect most people dont even see it and newer ones barely have it laser projectors last forever they last long not immortal chill keystone is totally fine yeah if you like sacrificing resolution for no reason you need an expensive hdmi cable you really dont unless you have extra money lying around THE THING NOBODY TALKS ABOUT ENOUGH The single biggest upgrade you can make to any portable projector setup is room darkness, not the projector itself. Going from a slightly dim room to a properly blacked out one is roughly equivalent to doubling your projector's ANSI lumens in perceived brightness. Blackout curtains cost less than most projector accessories and the impact is immediate. Sort your room before upgrading your gear. what’s the one spec you thought mattered but totally didn’t in real life? submitted by /u/pacmanGoat to r/projectors [link] [comments]

I don’t know much about projectors but looking to ditch our tv since we don’t use it very often. Looking for something we can move between bedroom and family room for occasional movie night, kids shows, concerts etc. Here’s what I’m looking for: Portable — moving between family room and bedroom, needs to be easy to store and set up Laser — don’t want to deal with bulb replacements HDMI (for Apple TV) + Bluetooth audio 4K preferred, 1080p acceptable Flexible image adjustment — keystone correction, easy repositioning; changing size, location, angle Daytime usability — doesn’t need to be cinema-grade in daylight, but should be watchable enough to throw tv show for kids / casual viewing Budget: $1,000-$1,500 Based in US. Hopefully my requirements / budget are not out of wack :). Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/TrailGrazer to r/projectors [link] [comments]

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