Samsung Beam 3 Projector Mobile Price

3rd PA762 wall mount I’ve purchased. Works great with both Sony & Samsung.

Works like a champ, used it to suspend a projector from an i-beam in combination with a grip head.

Used for mobile video projector mount. It is flexible yet strong and reliable. I love it!

3color 、price is low、have strength, I  am happy to buy these in japan.

3 items that do the job.

I bought the 19 version of the projector. The 19 is to tight of a beam in smaller spaces. Barry Garcia from Nanlite recommended the 36 and it is working perfectly for me. I use the 19 in large areas to project gobos, into reflectors and as a spot light. Built very well. Totally recommend this

Calling this device a projector might be injustice. Hearing the word projector, 9 of 10 would think the big, ugly looking box with glowing lens. So it shouldnt be surprising that the design really strikes me when I first saw Laser beam pro. It was so tiny and light! The thin projector body was perfectly fitting into my pulse, too. So without much hesitation, I would give this product 10/10 for design. But what about functionality? You may ask, and I would say, this is one of the most amazing technology Ive seen. Admittedly, I do not know much of technology but I still can tell which one is good, bad, or amazing! And I would say the Laser beam pro belongs to the last category. Can you imagine checking your email, doing your presentation, and watching movies all on a single projector? Such versatility is the real beauty of the projector. So here comes 5 star rate for this tiny one. I would have given 6 or 7 if I could.

I purchased this product to use it with my projector, but I’m now using it with my Samsung TV in my guestroom and my guest love it.

This is an excellent small mobile projector for the workplace. Good lumens; can project in rooms with a lot of bright outside light. Can handle a broad range resolution. Especially using a DVI to HDMI cable.

I used the case to protect a mobile projector. I was able to fit the projector, remote control and cables into it. For the Pick n' Pluck foam, start out with a small area first. You can always rip more of it out later.