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Kodak Luma 350 Review

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The Kodak Luma 350 is a super portable HD projector that’s great for casual movie-watching at home or on the go. It doesn’t get very bright, and its video quality is pretty average, but its 2-hour battery life is OK. Unfortunately, it’s prone to rainbow artifacts.

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Product Snapshot

Overview

The Kodak Luma 350 is a super portable entry-level smart projector first announced in early 2019. It is an entry-level pick that ships with Android 6 OS built-in for super easy navigation and a remote for convenient control. Its small size makes it one of the best projectors for on-the-go, and its ability to project up to 150 inches of image is pretty impressive.

The Luma 350 can be connected to a laptop or gaming console through its USB or HDMI ports, but if you’re not sure how to do that, here’s our info piece on how to connect a laptop & projector. The projector also boasts Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity. We have a guide on how to make a projector wireless.

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  • Golf Simulator

  • Mini

  • Outdoor

  • Under $1000

Consensus

our Verdict

The Kodak Luma 350 is a compact projector that takes your movies anywhere. The HD projector’s 200-lumen brightness rating isn’t exceptional, but it’s good enough for dark room viewing. It presents images up to 150 inches in size, but you get the clearest picture quality at about 70-80 inches. Connectivity options include both WiFi and Bluetooth connections. The projector has a 3500:1 contrast ratio for reasonably deep blacks and a 2-hour battery that is satisfying, given its size. Unfortunately, the Luma 350’s 2-hour battery life doesn’t match the Anker Capsule Laser 3, which lasts up to 2.5 hours.

The Luma 350 only features vertical keystone correction, and its 200 ANSI-lumen brightness rating doesn’t compare well to the brightest projectors around. Still, its Android OS system makes it super easy to download and stream directly from your favorite apps. However, it is prone to rainbow artifacts.

Reason to Buy

  • Exceptional portability
    • The Kodak Luma 350 is a palm-size projector that is easy to pack and move around with.

Reason to Avoid

  • Average brightness
    • The Kodak LUMA 350 has an average brightness rating of 200-ANSI lumens, making it okay for casual movie viewing. This, however, makes it quite good for projecting photos.

  • Average image quality
    • The Luma 350 offers average image and video quality, with a 3500:1 contrast ratio for satisfyingly deep blacks.

    • However, the projector does have a noticeable color imbalance, with some white areas appearing with a greenish tinge.

  • Prone to rainbow artifacts
    • Being a DLP projector, the Luma 350 does project rainbows every now and then, which might be irritating to some.

Kodak Luma 350 Specs

3D Ready3D Readyn/a
Aspect RatioAspect Ratio16:9
BrightnessBrightness350 lumens
Contrast RatioContrast Ratio3500:1
DepthDepth4.5"
Digital KeystoneDigital KeystoneNo
Display TechnologyDisplay TechnologyDLP
HDMI TypeHDMI Type2.0
HDRHDRYes
HeightHeight1.25"
Integrated SpeakersIntegrated SpeakersYes
Light SourceLight SourceLED
Light Source LifeLight Source Life20000 hrs
Max DistanceMax Distancen/a
Max Screen SizeMax Screen Size200"
Min DistanceMin Distancen/a
Min Screen SizeMin Screen Size40"
Noise LevelNoise Level30 dB
PortablePortableYes
Refresh Rate60 Hz
ResolutionResolution1920 x 1080 (Full HD)
Smart FunctionalitySmart FunctionalityAndroid TV, Bluetooth, Remote, USB
Sync TechnologySync Technologyn/a
TV TunerTV TunerNo
ThrowTypeThrowTypeShort Throw
Video InputsVideo InputsHDMI 2.0, USB
WeightWeight0.72 lbs
WidthWidth4.45"

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The Kodak Luma 350 is a super portable entry-level smart projector first announced in early 2019. It is an entry-level pick that ships with Android…

The Kodak Luma 350 is a super portable entry-level smart projector first announced in early 2019. It is an entry-level pick that ships with Android 6 OS built-in for super easy navigation and a remote for convenient control. Its small size makes it one of the best projectors for on-the-go, and its ability to project up to 150 inches of image is pretty impressive.

The Luma 350 can be connected to a laptop or gaming console through its USB or HDMI ports, but if you’re not sure how to do that, here’s our info piece on how to connect a laptop & projector. The projector also boasts Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity. We have a guide on how to make a projector wireless.

While both are designed as portable projectors, the Kodak Luma 350 is slightly larger than the Kodak Luma 150, but on the other hand, the…

While both are designed as portable projectors, the Kodak Luma 350 is slightly larger than the Kodak Luma 150, but on the other hand, the Luma 350 has a brighter light output, as well as a higher contrast ratio. Even though the Luma 350 is the more expensive alternative, the Luma 150 offers a slightly longer battery life, but it is not quite the best iPhone projector.

The Kodak Luma 350 has a significantly higher contrast ratio than the Kodak Luma 75, and its light output is also considerably higher. If you…

The Kodak Luma 350 has a significantly higher contrast ratio than the Kodak Luma 75, and its light output is also considerably higher. If you know how to focus the projector well, the Luma 350 also projects a much bigger image size, but the Luma 75 is much smaller and more affordable.

The Kodak Luma 350 is capable of projecting a larger image compared to the Anker Nebula Capsule Laser 3 Laser; however, the Anker projector has…

The Kodak Luma 350 is capable of projecting a larger image compared to the Anker Nebula Capsule Laser 3 Laser; however, the Anker projector has a significantly longer lamp life, as well as a laser light source. The Anker projector also has a slightly longer battery life and a stereo sound output, but the Kodak Luma 350 is the more portable alternative because of its smaller size.

3D Ready

n/a

Aspect Ratio

16:9

Brightness

350 lumens

Contrast Ratio

3500:1

Depth

4.5"

Digital Keystone

No

Display Technology

DLP

HDMI Type

2.0

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    The Kodak Luma 350 Portable Smart Projector is an Android-based palmtop that throws a larger-than-usual… read more

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    DLP projector Portable smart projector,HD video,full Ultra HD resolution w Unbelievable picture quality,Rechargeable video projector… read more

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