Portable Projector With High Native Resolution

Excellent use and portability with this projector! Pros: 420 lumens and 720p native resolution (projected 3m at good picture quality), price, portability, includes nice small tripod - nice touch. Cons: missing HDMI cable and sound not amplified.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Epson Mini Laser projector has proven to be the best, most efficient and high quality projector i have ever owned. Its greatest quality is the small size of the projector which allows easy setup and makes this projector extremely portable. Although small in size do not be fooled, the picture quality is topnotch allowing you and your family to have high quality entertainment at your finger tip at all times.The built in HDMI and USB inputs allow you to plug in any device such as firestick, hulu, or AppleTV and begin viewing high quality picture. I love how easy it is to use and the fact that it has built in speakers which allows me to take this small portable unit outback and easily watch the game as I BBQ and spend time with family. I would definitely recommend this product.

This thing is built incredibly well and can go pretty high. I'll more than likely use it as a projector stand for my portable gear, ad I'd have no hesitation on buying it again.

Great portable projector under $1000

The best video quality a sensor can provide is made by using the native resolution on video, that is why Canon used a crop area of the sensor for its 4K video, a 1.75x horizontal crop, with the Metabones 0.71x this crop get reduced to 1.2425x, which gets back almost the same results as a full frame composition. Image quality is the same, and some crop lenses are compatible, the Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 with some vignetting @ 18mm but it disappears at 20mm, great option for those 4K or FHD-crop-mode shooters.

Pretty bright with relatively thin bezel, text is exceptionally crisp in native 5K resolution, works with iMacs, MacBooks, etc. The built-in camera has this nice feature to keep people in the frame.

Color accurate as Dell claims. I run it in a slightly scaled mode with my Macbook Pro 16. I use USB-C to my Satechi Thunderbolt dock connected to the computer and it works flawlessly. Note that if you use an HDMI adapter from a dock or the hdmi connection on a dock, or certain HDMI to USB-C adapters you may have the issue with it flashing black randomly very quickly maybe a couple times a day. It is like a disconnect type behavior. This is an Apple issue, not a Dell one. See the forums online. If running in full 4k unscaled, connect a quality HDMI cable directly to the Mac, or use a quality USB-C / Thunderbolt cable. You will be fine. At 4k native, I think the PPI is just a hair too small for comfort on text. I think the 5k 41 Dell monitor on native resolution has a slightly lower PPI so you could probably get away with that. I cam from a 43 Dell 4k monitor on native resolution so this is obviously a little more dense than that. Regardless, the style, quality, image quality, color, brightness, and the wonderful usb hub built into the monitor are great. No, unlike my 43, this does not have built in speakers, but Dell sells a clip on soundbar or you can just buy a slim computer speaker and sneak it under your desk somewhere since the sound quality is not the greatest anyways. For normal people I think 32 1440p is probably the best resolution to diagonal ratio, but 32 4k with a slight scale is great for getting just enough windows and not being too hard to read.

I bought this about 6 months back and have been using it since then in my Home theater. This is great for ceiling mounting. This replaced my previous Epson 8350. The picture is bright even in the basic cinema mode when there is some outside light coming in. The projector is recognized as native 4K by Roku and any other components connected. First, I tried an Epson 4k model. It had brighter whites, but was not recognized as native 4K, and was huge in size. This projector is just half the size and weight, and has many convenient features and ports. The change from Epson 8350 was seamless, though the mounting hole positions are a bit weird. Overall, a great purchase for the price.

I wanted a native 4k projector and the Sony VPL-XW5000 hit the mark in a price range that was not out in left field. Picture quality is awesome. Set up was a breeze.

This projector was exactly what I needed for my new classroom. Nice and portable and really bright.