Portability varies widely. Some models are very compact and light (around 0.72–0.75 kg / 1.6–1.7 lb), several fall in the ~2–5 lb range, and a few larger units weigh several pounds up to about 10.23 lb. Product listings sometimes include dimensions as well—check each product page for exact size if portability is critical.
Reported throw distances vary by model, from as short as about 1.64 ft up to 33 ft. Several entries give typical maximums around 18–20 ft. Check each product’s specification for exact recommended or maximum throw distances.
Product details list a mix of static and dynamic contrast ratios. Representative values include 2000:1, 5000:1, 6000:1 and up to 10,000:1, depending on the model and whether the ratio is quoted as static or dynamic.
Screen sizes listed span a wide range—from about 28" up to 250". Example ranges cited include 28"–200", 50"–250", and several mentions of up to 150" depending on the model and throw distance.
Common inputs include HDMI and USB (including USB‑A), standard AV/RCA (composite), TF/memory card slots, 3.5 mm audio jacks, and in some listings VGA and component audio. Check individual product specs for exact port configurations.
Some projectors include a built‑in streaming interface with officially licensed or preloaded streaming apps and an app store for additional apps. Many also list dual‑band Wi‑Fi and screen‑mirroring support for direct streaming from phones and streaming sticks.
Descriptions commonly list built‑in speakers (examples include dual 3W or dual 5W configurations), Bluetooth audio support for connecting external speakers or headphones, and integrated stereo/HiFi speakers. Some listings also reference enhanced audio formats or larger, room‑filling speaker setups.