Optoma PK320

Easily portable. Good range of connections. Minimal rainbow effect. Long-lasting LED light source. Can run computer-free presentations from internal or external memory

Awkward menu system. Tinting issue in data images. Slightly larger projectors offer higher brightness and resolution and other features for not much more money

Higher resolution than most Picos at SVGA 854x480 ; Has a microSD card slot for loading presentation slides, photos, videos ; Accepts HDMI ; Has a USB port to read files from ; 45 measured lumens with internal , 102 lumenswith AC power or external...

Dark environments with little ambient light for best viewing. A much better projector for sharing what you want, with a few people not a large room full of them

Great peak brightness for a pico; A super set of port connections

The color gamut is not accurate; The menus are inventive but not intuitive

The Pico PK320 ($429 MSRP) is a pocket-sized projector from Optoma. It’s a bit pricey for a pico projector, considering a 1080p home theater projector starts at about $200 more, but we say it’s worth the extra coin.

Great peak brightness for a pico; A super set of port connections

The color gamut is not accurate; The menus are inventive but not intuitive

The Pico PK320 ($429 MSRP) is a pocket-sized projector from Optoma. It’s a bit pricey for a pico projector, considering a 1080p home theater projector starts at about $200 more, but we say it’s worth the extra coin.

This pocket projector offers the largest image size of any we researched. It also provides clear images and a long battery life

You will need to use an AC adapter to get the brightest images

This versatile and compact product provides high-quality images, offers a healthy 2GB memory, comes with a remote control and is quiet even during its most intense operation.

55% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.