Optoma PK120, nHD, 18 LED Lumens, Pico Pocket Projector

This product isnt useful. The picture is very faint and blurred unless the projector is placed right next to the wall (and then the picture size is no bigger than my 15" laptop screen), so whats the point? I unfortunately didnt need to use it immediately and when I finally tried it and discovered just how bad it was, the return window had expired.

my first pk 120 was delivered without sealed interior packaging and missing cords and other critical parts, clearly used, returned and carelessly shipped out to the next unsuspecting customer. the replacement appeared to be new but had no instruction manual, was made of flimsy plastic, had inconsistent power and was generally a piece of, well, you know. just say no to this one.

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My wife and I purchased this item as we wanted to share our pictures with family and friends that we took in Alaska. (1)To begin with all the needed cables were not included (2)there was no user manual included and when I tried to download it it would not download (3)when I called the customer support # the person(guy) on the phone was less than helpful, and he told me in no uncertain terms that I should just return or send the item back which is what I did. If the Co goes broke it will be no suprise to me with a customer support line like that.

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For small rooms and small audiences is a good device, but if you want a projector for more than a dozen people, this is not the item you should buy.

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the pico throws up a respectably good picture with pretty good clarity it's the kind of image/experience I'd hoped to have for travel use.

The disappointment for me is the proprietary input connector, which I could live with if optima actually produced input adapters for micro HDMI or MHL. If I could use my android phone/tablet as the source, then i'd have a literally pocket sized home theatre. As is, with only analog VGA/RCA inputs, my only portable source for media is my laptop, which I don't like travel with much these days, thanks to tablets. The miscro SD card source wouldn't read most of the formats I threw at it.

My mistake for not considering the impact of the limited inputs, but it would have made an okay device into an awesome one.