Samsung SP-H03 review
Finally, a pocket-sized projector worth buying.
While flawed, this is the best pico projector we've seen so far. If you're planning on using it for PowerPoint presentations, bear in mind there's no remote control for the internal media player.
Currently, there's a fairly wide choice of these ultra-portable projectors, and the Samsung SP-H03 is one of the best. It isn't perfect but it's fairly quiet, can show videos and PowerPoint slides without needing another device, and it's not too expensive either. The battery means it really can act as a standalone device, which is perfect if you need to turn up to a meeting and give a presentation immediately. Once you're finished, you can use it to watch a big-screen movie in your hotel room. As long as you don't want it to do anything else, it's a good choice.
Verdict
While flawed, this is the best pico projector we've seen so far. If you're planning on using it for PowerPoint presentations, bear in mind there's no remote control for the internal media player.
Display Size: 9-80in Resolution: 854 x 480 Display technology: DLP, RGB LED Brightness: 30 ANSI lumens Contrast Ratio: 1000:1 Connections: D-Sub (via bundled adaptor), composite video and stereo phono audio (via bundled adaptor), mini USB, 3.5mm headphone Adjustments: N/A Dimensions (W x D x H): 70 x 70 x 38mm Weight: 210g with battery; 630g with accessories Speakers: 1 x 1W Security: none Warranty: Three-year RTB Part code: SP0351VBX/EN POWER CONSUMPTION 0W standby 12W active
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