Boxlight TraveLight2 Video Projector Reviews & Tests

Compromise. Life is almost always about compromise. When it comes to the traveling business executive or academic trainer, etc., the lighter and more compact the projector is, the better. This usually necessitates throwing performance by the wayside...

One of the lightest (2.5 lbs. / 1.1 kgs.), brightest (2100 ANSI lumens) projectors available ; 2000:1 (advertised) contrast ratio makes sure you see all the fine details ; Dual lamp modes allow you to adjust output based on your surroundings while...

As is the case with DLP technology, while images aren’t particularly bright or vivid, everything is extremely rich, sharp, and textured ; A backlit remote would’ve been nice, but having a fully-functional one that offers a laser pointer and the...

As mentioned off the top, compromising is a fact of life, and it’s generally an act of hoping that gaining in one area, while losing out in another, will not solely be a back and forth exercise in lateral improvement. With the TraveLight2 by...

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Expert review by : Anthony Marsh (projector.com)

Boxlight TraveLight2 Video Projector Review

Sep, 2008

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Expert review by : Bill Livolsi (projectorcentral.com)

For those who travel light, choosing a projector is an act of compromise. Trading lumen output for light weight and low fan noise while maintaining a reasonable price is a balancing act, and finding a projector to fit all your needs is not always...

The Boxlight TraveLight2 is a presenter's projector, through and through. It has enough light for any screen up to 100" and beyond as well as an exceptionally long lamp life, but edge-to-edge sharpness is not perfect. Those wishing to display complex...

May, 2007