Name: Luma 150
Brand: Kodak
SKU: 425716
Rating: 3.9 (46 reviews)

3.3

based on all reviews

s sleek and responsive
fast and flexible setup
especially strong in the mid-range

Office models may not have an audio output jack
any apps pre-installed will have to be updated
poor picture quality more and more noticeable)

Projector type: DLP
Brightness (max): 150 lm

Kodak Luma 150 - Pros & Cons

s sleek and responsive
fast and flexible setup
especially strong in the mid-range
producing crisp
clear dialogue
crisp and detailed with good contrast
fast and easy process
relatively robust and easy to navigate
It plays all videos in 1080p and can be paired with
performance is reasonably snappy
The device is really easy to set up too
interface is intuitive and easy to navigate
Kodak Luma 400 controller design is also fine
small
lightweight design makes it perfect for taking with you on the go
Affordable
highly portable
Versatile connections
internal memory
high-quality
projectors aren t just the preserve of travelling salesmen
reconnecting is easy and fast
It also has a more robust operating system and more app support
it seems solidly built

Office models may not have an audio output jack
any apps pre-installed will have to be updated
poor picture quality more and more noticeable)
you have access to an outlet
poor battery life to a clunky operating system
The projector never got too hot and it stayed mostly quiet even amidst an
the manufacturer has not added audio output capability
low brightness limits the maximum screen size
minor brands often tend to double their luminous flux
the same image may look too dim
the image had begun to look faded
streaming movies or shows
low brightness limits useful image size
the Luma 150 lacks any automatic focus
brightness is low enough to crimp image size
on-off button
the Kodak Luma 400 fails where it really matters
reduced to indiscernible blobs on the projected image
Kodak Luma 400 is pretty poor
dropping back down to the blurrier 720p can be a little jarring
the color wasn t as saturated as an actual TV when we
it s not as powerful as lamps or lasers
it s sometimes not found on mini projectors
an uneven projection surface or off-centre projector
there are no controls on the projector
and the picture washes out easily during lights-on viewing
it s not very bright
uses an LED light source and only puts out around 400 ANSI lumens
too low to compete with ambient light
and screen mirroring is pretty disappointing as nothing works
Disney+ were not even available to download
top streaming services are either unavailable or not supported in their current version
absolutely no way to turn the sound off
The app itself can be finicky in terms of connectivity

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Kodak Luma 150 - Full Specifications

Projector type	DLP

Brightness (max)	150.0 lm

Width	3.9 in
Height	0.87 in
Depth	3.9 in

RMS rated power	2.0 W

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Kodak Luma 150 Kodak - Editorial Reviews (4)

2.8

Based on 4 reviews

Kodak Luma 150 Kodak Luma 150 Portable Wireless Projector Review

PCMAG

Published: 03.03.2020

Kodak Luma 150 Portable Wireless Projector Review

3.5

The Kodak Luma 150 is a tiny, highly portable projector that can show content from a range of sources, both wired and wireless, but its brightness is low enough to crimp image size.