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The Kodak Luma 150 is a pocket-sized DLP projector with a 60 ANSI-lumen engine that throws an image up to 120 inches. It runs about 2.5 hours on its built-in battery and streams wirelessly over AirPlay and Miracast, with HDMI, USB and microSD inputs for wired sources. It suits travelers, campers and casual movie watchers who want a big picture in a dark room. Against brighter pico rivals it trades light output for size and battery life, so it is best treated as a low-light or after-dark projector rather than a daylight one.
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Owners treat the Luma 150 as a portable novelty that works well after dark. They like the pocket size, easy phone mirroring and battery, but many find the picture dim in any ambient light and the sound weak.
The Kodak Luma 150 is a compact pico projector that projects an image up to 120 inches. It uses a 60 ANSI-lumen DLP engine and mounts on a tripod. It can be used indoors or outdoors, and it produces a clear image in low light.
It streams wirelessly from compatible Android, iOS and Windows devices using AirPlay or Miracast. For wired playback, it has HDMI, USB and microSD inputs and works with a variety of media formats.
A built-in rechargeable battery gives about 2.5 hours of continuous viewing. The projector recharges over USB.
