GIVEAWAY: Best Mobile Projectors of 2016!
Ho ho ho! We’re less than 10 days away from Christmas and our Holiday Gift Guide continues with another giveaway! Today we have some great mobile projectors. A mobile projector can turn your backyard into a drive-in theater on a summer night, or turn your basement into a dark movie theater. The great thing about these projectors is they are very portable, some can even fit in your pants pocket.
Enter the giveaway below to win the TRONFY projector!
Best by Category
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| Sony Price: $399 Buy it |
Magnasonic Price: $129 Buy It |
TRONFY Price: $72 Buy it |
AAXA Price: $119 Buy it |
iCODIS Price: $276 Buy it |
Best Overall
Sony Portable Video Projector
The Sony Portable Projector is the most expensive on our list, but it’s for good reason. Not only is this thing small and easy to carry, but it looks great too. You can connect your phone via WiFi or use the HDMI cable for other devices. The projector also has Bluetooth so you can connect speakers. If all that wasn’t enough, it can also act as a 3400mAh battery pack for your phone.
Best Value
Magnasonic LED Pocket Pico
If you’re looking for something more affordable, but still don’t mind paying for quality, the Magnasonic Pocket projector is a nice middle ground. This projector requires included cables and adapters to connect your phone. It only works with Android devices that are MHL capable. You can connect speakers with the 3.5mm headphone jack.
Most Affordable
TRONFY Portable Pic
If you’re just looking for something cheap, the TRONFY Portable Pic is an attractive option. It’s not nearly as small as our other picks, and it doesn’t come with a cable for your phone. It does work with phones, but you’ll need to purchase the cable separately. The TRONFY has a built-in battery, SD card for storing movies, and a jack for speakers.
Other Great Options
AAXA LED Pico Projector
The AAXA projector is super compact and easy to carry in your pocket. Like the ECCBOX, your best bet is to load videos onto a SD card or USB stick. Connecting to your phone requires a separate cable. The battery lasts up to 80 minutes on a charge and it has Ultra Bright LEDs. With built-in speakers and a handy stand, you have everything you need.
iCODIS G1 Mobile Pico Projector
The iCODIS G1 projector is on the more expensive side, but for good reason. It supports Airplay and Miracast so you can play videos from your phone without connecting with cables. It has an HDMI port if you’d prefer to be wired. The battery last ups to 110 minutes while still maintaining a slim profile and weighing only 200 grams.
Giveaway: TRONFY Pico Projector
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