KODAK Luma 350 Portable Smart Projector w/ Luma App | Ultra HD Rechargeable Video Projector w/ Onboard Android 6.0, Streaming Apps, Wi-Fi, Mirroring, Remote Control & Crystal-Clear Imaging

First of all, the projection quality is excellent, and the operating system works great. So the thing is legit.The amazing part is the size. I work on ships and often need to fly to meet them in random places. Packing to live in a ship stateroom for months at a time becomes a challenge that makes ounces and centimeters count. People who share my profession often get onsite and throw money away on a tv that will be given away when they leave.This little projector is a game changer. An entire entertainment system that packs in less space than a shoe. Awesome. Thank you, Kodak! Great product for the professional on deployment.

Works as advertised- I got what I paid for!

So the from the factory installed apps don't run (Hulu, Netflix, etc.), and if you do manage to get them to run for even a few seconds like I did, when you turn the device off and back on, all your login info, including wifi data, is wiped out. That said, onboard data storage isn't this device's strong suit. However, the small form factor, up to 100" screen output, auto adjusting, focus knob/dial, and various modes (upside down, reverse, etc.) are all a step beyond the BenQ unit I had previously. The plan with this one was always to plug a Roku stick or Nintendo Switch into it, and leverage a bluetooth transiever dongle with a JBL Boombox 2 for audio, and my planned set up has worked flawlessly.

The software update is really important, don't skip that! The remote can be weird at times and I don't like how it works in screens that have both buttons and keyboard, until I figured out what the mouse button does on the remote - use it!Beyond that I really don't have any other complaints and every other aspect of this projector exceeds my expectations. I researched the various models available by Kodak and read the reviews and settled on this one as being the biggest bang for the buck and it was the right choice.The screen is bright and even at the larger dimensions on a wall or screen, it still looks great (not just my opinion, others have commented too and wanted to know where I got it and how much it was). I've used the thumb drive port, HDMI port and the built in Netflix app and all work flawlessly for me. I was surprised that this is running a pretty stock version of Android and they have an app store so I could download and install a better photo gallery than what they had on there, which makes this projector more than just a projector! It's like having an android tablet with the projector for the screen (and obviously no touch input).I am super happy with this projector and would recommend it. If you are on the fence about the less or more expensive models, this is the happy medium in between.

Read it first because it has nothing to do with the seller not being nice or the product not connecting to the home wifi. Things like that have zero to do with the product itself IMO. Not connecting to your home wifi may or may not have anything to do with the product. My assumption is generally that "it doesn't work on my wifi" really means "i'm a techno-novice and i couldn't figure out how to add it to my wifi". If you generally know what you're doing then this review gives you what you really need to know.1. There's a remote that generally works as expected and has basic features you'd expect. It has an optional mouse feature you can turn on. That can be helpful depending on which app you're using. What it CAN'T do is turn ON the device. The power button is only there to turn the projector off. Turning it on can only be done on the device itself by holding the power button down for a few seconds. Likewise, there's no restart option. Turn it on from the device, or or turn it off from the remote. That's it.2. It's a very basic Android OS, so don't expect all the features your average smartphone has. The app store is likewise very basic with a limited number of apps available. Mainstream streaming apps (Netflix et al) are there, which i suppose is more than enough, and appropriate, considering it's a projector and not a tablet.3. We've been having trouble with the YouTube app. It locks up and crashes. A lot. Pretty obnoxious considering we use it frequently. Once it starts crashing your only option is to power it off (from the remote) and then power it back on (from the projector). Frustrating.4. The battery life is terrible, even with the lamp brightness on the dimmest setting. You'll generally get about 1/2 an hour of use on battery only. We had hopes of taking it on camping trips to watch scary movies in the woods. What a bummer that was. Plan on keeping it plugged in most of the time for everyday use, like watching movies and the like.Overall i think most people will be happy with it though. The picture isn't super high def, but it ain't shabby either. Plus you can purchase a (up to) 150" projector screen and the image will fill the whole space. Pretty cool for a mini projector at this price.