The Kodak Luma 350 is a palm-sized projector that’s great fun to watch just about anywhere. It has a two-hour battery life, can be connected to a Blu-ray player or computer, and has the leading apps built in. It’s also easy to set up and has Wi-Fi connectivity, meaning you can enjoy your favorite shows projected on virtually any flat surface.
It has an 854 x 480 resolution, which, while HD isn’t as pixel perfect as some portable projectors, can still manage to cast a screen up to 150 inches. The software is based on Android OS, which helps make navigation around menus and setting up simple.
At a mid-range price, it is also much cheaper than many of the best outdoor projectors, but how much does the added affordability impact performance, and how does it compare to other available models? We loaded up a movie or two to find out.