KODAK FLIK X2 Mini Pico Projector | Portable 100” Projector with Remote Control, Speakers & Carry Handle Plays Movies, TV & Games | Compatible with HDMI, USB, AV, MicroSD, Smartphone, Firestick, Black

I got this thing for 15 bucks I went ahead and bought two of them great idea I might even buy the last three they work like a classic projector does in a sense that you don't really Zoom the image you just focus it and also they're not going to work that amazing in a really bright room projectors are supposed to be classically and dark rooms in this one follows suit with that old way. I don't know about every item of their used stock but the two that I got for 15 each were amazing and I am really happy about the purchase

Clear projection perfect for travel pricing amazing for the quality of image

This item is advertised that it has USB and micro SD inputs, but those options are not available as one of the inputs on its interface. Very disappointing. There's a plugin, but no option to select it as an input

The media could not be loaded. Kodak has made a great little personal projector here. The device weighs practically nothing. It fits in the palm of my hand. So you can take it just about anywhere you need. Well built even though its light and small can handle a bump or two. The on board menu is easy to navigate with either the remote or directly from the projector. The picture quality in a dark room is decent. The colors and contrast ratio were both better than iI I was expecting.If you are using sound I would recommend an external speaker. The sound works ok but the projector gives off a fair amount of its own noise that takes away from the sound of whatever you might be watching.Keep in mind this is not a backyard movie night projector. This is unit was reviewed under the conditions of a dark room. About 5 feet from the projection surface. Good for two or three people. If the projector is more than 6 feet away you’re going to start loosing quality, brightness, and crispness. This is not to be taken as a bad review just informing people of what they are buying. For the cost this is a great projector. Especially compared to the others on the market around the same price.

Overall: Recommended but keep in mind that it is not HD and is not advertised as such. The max resolution is 480 which is the old standard before high-definition. It still works fine for kids outdoor camps or just simple family outdoor viewing. There are definitely projectors with more punch out there but for the price this one is not bad. Sound quality is decent for something this size but it is not going to feel like the bass thumping at the movies. Keep in mind you will have to plug this in to an outlet as it is not battery capable which would have been a nice option for more portability. It does have a lot of plug in connection options. Doesn't seem to support Bluetooth which is also a bummer since other models from competitors seem to. Not bad for the size and the value. Cheers!

It's a small, lightweight, portable projector. You're not getting IMAX quality on this, just come to that understanding and accept it, and if you do, then maybe you can enjoy it for what it is. A portable decent TV screen. This is great from using with a console or PC for some gaming, or impressing your kids friends by letting them have their own projector. It's got decent video quality so you may not even want to bother with movies on this one. Sound is pretty much nonexistent on this, but again, this is meant more to grab go, lets do karaoke at someone's house type of projector. Still, I think it's worth the money and I would recommended as an entry, eco leveled projector.

The main draw to this projector is the size. It is tiny and very portable. I also reviewed the Kodak Flix HD9 which is a 1080p portable projector. In both cases I loved the cute portable form factor with carrying handle. I thought how cool to have a portable projector I can take to the park and project on some random wall. Then I realized that neither of these units have battery power and requires AC adapter and power. That makes the portable form factor kind of moot. Unfortunate because a simple battery would have made this a killer tiny portable projector.Image quality is as you would expect with a 480x800 resolution. Projecting any larger than say 70-80" diagonal will show artifacts and blur. For the price I would have expected 720p native resolution but the Kodak brand name contributes to a slightly higher price.

This little projector is a ton of fun! I've never had one of these before, but I've always wanted one. I love that you can hook this up to a firestick (or similar), or to your phone, etc. Its super easy to set up, and the controls are logical and simple. The picture it projects is clear and high quality, and very easy to adjust with a little lever on the side of the machine.There are so many scenarios in which something like thus would come in handy! Outdoor movie nights, projecting photos at a wedding related event, and also for professional presentation type needs. The speaker isn't particularly impressive, but you can very simply plug in a superior speaker, so for me that's not a big issue.This projector is so cute and compact, it's not very loud when it's on, although you can hear it's fans running. The remote is a nice touch. This projector is so thoughtfully designed, I really appreciate how easy it is to use and how many different applications it's ready to take on.I very much recommend this!