KODAK Luma 350 Portable Smart Projector, Powerful Ultra HD Rechargeable Video Projector w/Android 6.0, Streaming Apps, Wi-Fi, Mirroring, Remote Control and Crystal-Clear Up to 200

Gobsmackingly small (and I mean gobsmacking) but quite brilliant, both in terms of its lumens and its technology. Buy the little tripod as an accessory.

Brilliant performance for a portable projector. I attached a Chromecast to its HDMI + USB inputs (to power it up) and it works perfectly.One thing to take into account this device uses Wifi 2.4Ghz therefore by using a Chromecast you won't need to change your phone's wifi to interact with the projector as the Chromecast is obviously using Wifi 5Ghz.It has only one small problem. The projecto has bluetooth that you can use to pair your speakers/headphones. However, if you use the HDMI input (as in my case when casting to my Chromecast), the bluetooth stops working and the audio comes out from the built-in speaker. It is a minor point as it also has a audio jack output. But it would be super nice to be able to use my bluetooth earphones at the same time I am casting to the Chromecast.

Lots to like about this tiny little projector. I was very impressed with how bright the screen was, even in the day. Projects upto a massive 120" or so.However I updated the firmware on mine from the Kodak web site & when it restarted it would not switch on wifi, obviously this needs wifi so I've had to return it.Niggles. The menu system cannot be customised at all. Even though I uninstalled Netflix & Prime, their icons stayed showing up on the main menu page.However you can get stuff like Kodi, Plex, VLC etc onto it.Networking worked fine, was able to link to a cloud drive & also my laptop with no issues.Shame about the wifi or I would have ended up keeping this.

Im having a problem with the connection of wifi and wifi to the to the app and am unable to use the projecto. I can not find a working UK Kodak customer support number to help me resolve this issue which is very frustrating and no one has replied to my email either. If any one can help I'd really appreciate it. This makes it difficult to give a review.

This is my first projector and I am very pleased. Got it on time. Small and light weight but provides nice pictures with vivid colours. At the moment I have no wifi at home but I could use it right after opening with the HDMI cable which was included.

The projected screen is amazing. Disadvantages: the battery is not too strong, 1.5 hours, shorter than a movie; the DC plug it's so special, so it cannot be fed by power bank; it tends to warm up; and the wire sometimes squeaks. So the functionality is fantastic, the power supply is a disaster.

Great small projector, Had both Kodak Luma 150 and 350. 350 far superior brightness and image. Well built although 350 a lot heavier than the 150 .

Great little projector. Perfect for home use, projecting a clear large image on walls and ceilings. I bought a little tripod that can screw in the bottom for easy positioning and that works a treat.