The Optoma PK301 Pico Pocket Projector is the brightest pico projector yet, but it's a study in tradeoffs between brightness and size, weight, and battery life.
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Optoma’s PK301 is a neat step forward in performance and flexibility terms from other Optoma pocket projectors we’ve seen. It’s also likely to win fans on account of its extreme smallness ... versus the 3M MP220 model we tested recently. Relatively casual users will likely lap it up.
Read the full review →The PK301 projected a slightly smaller image than the MPro150—48 inches from a distance of six feet, compared to the 3M’s 56 inches—but that image was considerably brighter. Just be aware that DLP engines tend to run hot, and the Optoma’s fan is surprisingly loud.
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luiscabus
This projector is my tv now. I connect it with hdmi wireless to my notebook and watch movies, tv, work, everything else. I can't describe how great it is for me. I try to convince my friends to buy one of these all the time, I love it.
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