Lenovo Pocket Projector

Swiveling lens provides flexibility in projector placement. Rechargeable battery with relatively long life. Projects from a microSD card or wirelessly from a computer, phone, or tablet.

Lacks wired connectivity. Occasional dropped connections in testing. Rainbow effect in video. Soft audio.

Conclusion The Pocket Projector is Lenovo's first projector to come to market here in the US, and it's a good start. It has a swiveling lens that lets you project at an angle, a long life for its rechargeable battery, and it does a decent job in...

The Lenovo Pocket Projector is great for what it is — a small, highly portable projector capable of casting a large display. As long as you’re not expecting a projector suitable for daytime use, and you understand this is a pocket projector and...

Small and portable, lightweight. Good enough for small resolution movies/shows and connects well with other wifi/miracast enabled devices

Short battery life, needs constant recharge and very difficult to adjust focus/screen layout

Small and light perfect

I had a little trouble setting up at first but in the end it was ok

Light weight, small but perfectly acceptable image quality

Not straightforward to connect, could do with better instructions to connect with Windows 10 and via wi fi

Compact and small footprint. Good for WiFi

No facility for wired connectivity. Slightly off level when projecting. Have to manipulate it to get a square on projection.

it's small

does NOT connect with any of my existing laptops or pcs .. only works with my Android phone which is not what I bought it for. Image is poor and unit is too noisy for normal use.