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Pocket size projector - Philips Pico max

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  • 12-09-2019 11:51am
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    looperman1000
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    Any thoughts about these lads?
    Anyone experienced them? Can you get them in...if someone wanted to order...?

    Would it be good enough for outside use in a back yard...?
    What would you suggest for as little amount of money as possible...otherwise?


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    Richersounds.ie: DavidS
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    looperman1000 wrote: »
    Any thoughts about these lads?
    Anyone experienced them? Can you get them in...if someone wanted to order...?

    Would it be good enough for outside use in a back yard...?
    What would you suggest for as little amount of money as possible...otherwise?
    Hi looperman1000,

    Unfortunately I haven't seen the Philips Pico running. I have had a look at the reviews and they are not the best. A pocket size projector would not give the brightness or definition of a standard throw Full HD projector. Even using a normal projector outdoors will lose a good bit of contrast unless there is no ambient light.

    I would recommend starting with something like the Optoma HD143X at £419. The Philips pocket projector has an ANSI rating of 50, the Optoma has a brightness rating of 3000 ANSI so would deal with brighter environments much better than the Philips.

    Let me know what you think.

    Kind regards

    David


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