Optoma Pico PK320 Pro Reviews

This is a Pico projector! It lacks plenty of features of larger projectors. Even when it has some features it may not be the same thing. For example, it has a speaker (tiny but rated 1watt), but that's not exactly big sound. My MacBook Pro is effectively just as good, and almost any larger projector will do much better than the Mac. The sound from the PK320 isn't what I have in mind when watching a music video. Still, I appreciate that it has an audio out, so grab a good, very small, portable powered speaker, and you can do some real audio. Picture quality is fine for most things. It's not highly accurate, but very usable for personal videos and photos, more than adequate for a real presentation before a couple or three people for business.

The Optoma Pico PK320 Pocket Projector is a tiny WVGA data projector with a good range of connectivity choices as such.

With the widest range of inputs among the pico projectors in the 100-lumen category, Optoma's PK320 gives its owner a great deal of versatility at a modest price. Its 16:9 native aspect ratio is terrific for watching movies without interpolation required, and both data and video quality are very good as long as image size is kept under 40 inches. Video looks good even at larger image sizes, but data images suffer from some image fuzziness. There are lower cost pico projectors on the market, but the PK320 is the only one with both a digital input and a 100-lumen capability.