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Best business projectors of 2024

Top projectors for home and travel

• Best overall
• Best portable
• Best large-projection
• Best wireless
• Best versatility
• How we test

1. Best overall 2. Best portable 3. Best large-projection 4. Best wireless 5. Best versatility 6. FAQs 7. How we test

The significance of choosing the best business projector cannot be overstated, especially for those who frequently deliver presentations. 

Whether it's for presentations or just for aesthetics, the best projector is capable of producing bright, vibrant images, ensuring your content is clearly visible and engaging to your audience, thus enhancing the effectiveness of your presentations or meetings.

Opting for a business projector involves prioritizing specific features that may differ from those sought after in the best projector for personal entertainment purposes. For instance, while high resolutions and a multitude of inputs are beneficial, they may not hold as much weight in a business context as other factors, so using the best 4K projector on the markt for a basic PowerPoint might be overkill.

It's not uncommon for businesses to compromise on quality due to budget constraints or inadequate research, leading to long-term dissatisfaction. Avoid this pitfall by considering our top picks, which range from the best portable projector options that easily fit into your luggage for on-the-go presentations, to feature-rich models suitable for permanent office setup. These projectors not only offer exceptional image quality and a variety of connectivity options but also cater to the specific needs of a business environment.

Our comprehensive comparison has evaluated these business projectors on several key aspects, including brightness, resolution, connectivity options, and contrast ratio, as well as their suitability for travel and the type of projection technology they employ.

The best business projectors of 2024 in full:

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 Below you'll find full write-ups for each of the best business projectors picks in our list. We've tested each one extensively, so you can be sure that our recommendations can be trusted. 

The best business projector overall

1. ViewSonic PA503S

Specifications, reasons to buy, reasons to avoid.

If you are a small-to-medium-sized business, and need a projector for holding presentations in small rooms, then the ViewSonic PA503S is a brilliant choice. 

While its 800 x 600 SVGA resolution falls short of full HD, it is enough to display vibrant images, reports, and spreadsheets on a wall or projection screen. It's got plenty of inputs, is easy to use, and is nice and bright as well.

It also comes with a SuperEco mode that dims the brightness by up to 70%. This makes it more energy efficient (and therefore cheaper to run), while also prolonging the life of the bulb.

The PA503S has a contrast ratio of 22,000:1, and it is bright — 3800 ANSI lumens of brightness will ensure you see the details clearly even in spaces with plenty of ambient light.

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The best portable business projector overall

2. Optoma ML750e

The ML750e by Optoma may not be the smallest projector we're talking about here, but it's a lot more powerful than the pocket-sized PicoPix from Phillips. It weighs in at an ultraportable 380g with a small footprint that makes this easy to carry around. The differences in size between this and the PicoPix are negligible for the power you get in return: a 700 Lumens lamp that lets you present in rooms that aren't completely darkened.

Not only is it port-rich with one MHL-ready HDMI input, a USB 2.0 slot for thumbdrives, a universal I/O slot, and a microSD card slot, but the ML550 handled our 90-inch test screen with impressive results, and peaked at a 60-inch-or-so size. 

Much like the ViewSonic PLED-W800, though, the ML750e had us grumbling because you need to buy a dongle for Wi-Fi access. which felt as arcane at the time of this projector's release as it does today. And in another moment that felt anachronistic, there is no way to work with the projector via a smartphone or tablet.

The best large-projection business projector

3. Epson EB-S41

Usually when you choose a portable business projector you have to make a few sacrifices in order to have such a small device – but that's not the case with the Epson EB-S41.

Epson has an excellent reputation with business projectors, and it has brought much of its expertise to the EB-S41. Its 3,300 lumen brightness is much brighter than many other portable projectors , and means you have more flexibility when setting up the EB-S31 in environments where there is still ambient light.

The EB-S41 is small and light enough to carry around with you on business trips, but it also has a very large projection size – up to 300 inches – which makes this an incredibly versatile portable business projector.

The projector has a lifetime of around 12,000 hours, so with moderate use, you can expect it to last you up to 15 years.

The best wireless business projector

4. LG Minibeam PH550G

The LG Minibeam PH550G is a brilliant business projector for people who often work on the road thanks to its compact size. It's wireless as well, allowing you to connect a smartphone or tablet to it, and showcase your presentations or media quickly and easily.

This is great for impromptu meetings, and despite its small stature, it offers brilliant image and sound quality. If you're after a business projector that will wow audiences in huge keynote addresses, then this isn't the projector for you – it's relatively dim and lack resolution – but for presentations when out on the road, this is easily one of the best.

The PH550 has versatile connectivity options, including an HDMI, USB, and 3.5mm audio port. But thanks to the wireless mirroring function, you won't need to rely on cables — just your smartphone or tablet will do.

The best versatile business projector

5. Anker Nebula Capsule II Mini

Our expert review:

Some projector were meant to be portable – and few do it better than the Anker Nebula Capsule II Mini Projector.

About the size and shape of a can of Coca Cola, the Capsule II is very capable for its size, offering a 720p (HD) resolution and strong audio output – and a noticeable improvement on 2018's Anker Nebula Mars II . Its small size makes it a great choice for offices and board rooms where space is at a premium.

Given its size, we were pleasantly surprised to find a fully-sized HMDI port, too, rather than the mini-HDMI alternative – as well as a USB port and USB-C charging port, allowing you to power the projector while connecting to a streaming stick like the Roku Express or Amazon Fire TV Stick .

There's also 3,600 apps to make use of, all pre-built into the Android TV smart platform. However, given some tricky certification issues around Netflix, you won't get the biggest TV streaming service on there unless you connect and external device to do it for you.

Read our full Anker Nebula Capsule II Mini Projector review .

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The best business projectors FAQs

The best business projector: how to choose.

When finalizing the best business projector for yourself (or the office), start with considering your projection needs, the space you have at work, and whether you'll be traveling around a lot. 

If you'll be using the projector often, then it's best to invest in a high-quality device that'll offer great quality visuals for many years. You'll want to evaluate the size of the room where you're projecting and select a projector that has the right throw distance, resolution, and projection size. 

For those who're often on the road, a small and compact projector will be quite convenient. Wireless connectivity features always enhance ease of use and so does long battery life. 

You'll also want to assess the projector's brightness, contrast ratio, connectivity features, and overall visual quality. 

The best business projectors: How we test

To test the best business projectors, we reviewed them across numerous factors. 

We considered their technical specifications, like their type of projection system,  resolution, brightness, contrast ratio, connectivity options, size, and weight. 

We looked at their projection size, the quality of their visuals, and how clear the images were in spaces that received plenty of ambient light. 

Depending on their size, weight, and performance, we classified them into projectors that were good for travel and ones that were better suited for office rooms. We also mentioned their lamp life and checked for additional features, like interactivity.

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Best Projectors for Business in 2022

Looking to up your meeting game with a great projector? Come on in.

As awesome as they are, something like a Surface Hub just isn't practical for a lot of businesses. Especially when you can get a projector to hook up to a laptop and share presentations and such while keeping the finance department happy.

There are a lot of projectors out there to choose from, but we've rounded up a few of the best to help you on your way.

LG Minibeam PH550

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Wanting a great projector for work doesn't necessarily mean it's going to stay in one place. Which is where something like the excellent LG Minibeam PH550 comes in.

PCMag has the lowdown.

The lightweight and portable LG Minibeam LED Projector (PH550) can project television shows thanks to its built-in TV tuner, has a wealth of connection choices, and boasts very good video and data image quality.

That image is 720p in resolution, which for a small projector is pretty good. It's easily portable and even has a built-in battery so you can literally use it anywhere you need to.

Toss in Bluetooth audio connectivity to project sound to some external speakers and even a TV tuner for those times you want to watch the World Cup at work! It's also well priced at around $510.

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Epson BrightLink 685W

When is a projector not just a projector? When you can interact directly with the presentations being shown through it. And that's what makes the Epson BrightLink 685W stand out.

TechRadar explains just why this is so good.

If you really want to wow at presentations, or turn a whole wall into an interactive whiteboard for brainstorming sessions, then the Epson BrightLink 685Wi is definitely worth considering.It's an interactive projector that allows people to draw, write and modify the items it projects onto a screen. It comes with a range of software to help you create these impressive projections, and can wirelessly connect to a huge range of devices.

Besides being interactive it's a short-throw projector which makes it perfect for smaller rooms. It is quite large, and expensive, though and it'll cost around $1,850. But it offers something almost no other projector does.

Optoma UHD60

Strictly, this is targeted more towards the home entertainment user, but there are still reasons you might want a 4K-capable projector in business.

And this is one of the few good ones out there that doesn't cost a small fortune.

From Expert Reviews :

if you want to make the most of your 4K content you need a really big screen and the only way to get that right now without spending thousands of pounds is with a projector like the Optoma.

Besides 4K the Optoma also supports HDR10 and has an HDMI 2.0 connector for the best quality image. With a single DLP chip, there's no alignment and you can be up to 10-feet away from the image and enjoy lifelike colors and excellent detail. And at around $1,670 it's very affordable for a 4K projector.

Philips PPX4010

Meetings aren't always confined to one space, and if you're on the road a lot then a great, highly portable projector might be what you need. And this one from Philips will slip into your laptop bag.

TechRadar also highlights a hidden 'feature' of the PPX4010.

Philips has created a projector so small it could be used to surprise unsuspecting co-workers who were blissfully unaware that a meeting was in their future.

This projector is astonishingly small, but still has a full HDMI connection and only draws power over USB. It's not the highest resolution at 854 x 480 and its brightness is limited to 100 lumens, but it's hard to argue with the quality from something this compact. Especially at $219.

If you're seeking an affordable, no-fuss projector that ticks the important boxes for your business, the BenQ MX570 is a great choice.

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The BenQ MX570 is everything you want from a portable projector rolled into one low budget product. Boasting a brightness of 3,200 ANSI lumens and a contrast ratio of 13,000:1, this projector is capable of delivering a bright and clear image in pretty much any meeting room, regardless of ambient light.

Not having to sit in a seriously dark room is a blessing, and the XGA resolution provides a quality result. It can also be controlled over LAN as well as HDMI. Not bad for $440.

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The Best Projectors

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Adrienne Maxwell is an editor covering AV gear. Her specialty is video projectors, so she spends a lot of time alone in dark rooms.

Different projectors are designed for different uses, and they can range in price from a couple hundred dollars to well into the five-figure range. Choosing the right model for your needs can be a daunting task, and we’re here to help.

Below is an overview of the top picks from our various projector guides. We have recommendations for premium 4K movie projectors, bright living-room projectors, budget home theater projectors, and more.

What you need to know

When shopping for projectors, don’t rely on the specs—especially the claimed brightness, which is often exaggerated.

If you want a big screen, you need a bright projector. Tiny projectors are not bright enough to deliver a big-screen, cinema-like experience.

Projectors, like TVs, are rarely set up to look their best right out of the box. Look for a picture mode called Cinema, Movie, or Natural.

We have projector recommendations for home theaters, living rooms, small spaces, outdoors, and portable use.

If you’re not sure where to begin your projector search, we recommend reading about how to pick the right projector for your viewing needs . In summary, you have three important questions to ask at the start: What do you plan to use the projector for? What type of room will you use it in? How big of a screen do you want?

There’s a huge difference in price and performance between a 4K projector designed for a big-screen home theater and a portable mini projector designed to be an everyday TV replacement. Some projectors excel with movies in a completely dark room, while others are better for sports or gaming in a room with some ambient light.

Generally, the bigger the screen you want, the brighter your projector must be to produce a satisfyingly rich image. Once you have a general idea of the projector’s intended use, it’s easier to zero in on a specific choice.

The research

Best 4k projector for a home theater, best budget projector for a home theater, best living-room projector, best portable mini projector for indoor and outdoor use, best short-throw projector (for small spaces), why we don’t recommend ultra-short-throw projectors for most people, what you’ll need to complete your projector setup, frequently asked questions.

Epson Home Cinema LS11000

The best 4k projector under $5,000.

The LS11000 is a great 4K laser projector that can deliver a big, bright, beautiful image, and it has almost all the features you need—except 3D support.

Buying Options

If you want to set up a high-performance home theater in a basement or spare room and need a 4K projector that can handle high dynamic range video and wide-color-gamut material, choose the Epson Home Cinema LS11000 . This LCD laser projector offers a combination of performance and features that you won’t find in any other projector priced lower than $5,000. It’s an excellent 4K movie projector, but it also looks great with games, sports, and HDTV when some room lights are on.

Why we like it

• The LS11000 has great detail, is bright enough to produce satisfying high dynamic range (HDR) video, and has wonderfully accurate color in the Natural picture mode.
• This LCD projector uses a laser light source that should see you through the next decade (or longer), with no need to pay for replacement bulbs.
• It's one of only a few 120-hertz projectors right now that has high-bandwidth HDMI 2.1 inputs to work with the most advanced 4K gaming consoles and any future 8K sources that might emerge.
• A motorized lens with generous zoom and lens-shifting capabilities makes this projector easier to set up than many others.

Flaws but not dealbreakers

• The LS11000 doesn’t support 3D video playback, so people who have a large collection of 3D discs may want to look elsewhere.
• Projectors aren’t bright enough to show HDR video at its full brightness, so they have to adjust the HDR signal to show it in the brightness range they’re capable of. The LS11000 does not do this automatically; you have to manually adjust the HDR brightness setting.

Read more about the Epson LS11000 in our guide to the best 4K projector .

BenQ HT2060

The best budget projector around $1,000.

This projector produces a bright, rich-looking image with more accurate color than most competitors can offer. It’s easy to set up and quiet in operation, but it lacks features like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

If you want to create a big-screen movie experience at home on a modest budget, the BenQ HT2060 is the best performer in the $1,000-and-under price range.

• It offers great image contrast and color accuracy.
• It’s bright enough to pair it with a large screen for a more immersive home theater experience.
• Out of the box this projector can produce a good image with very little adjustment, which means it’s good for people new to projectors.
• It’s easy to set up and quiet in operation.

• The HT2060 produced some digital noise in mid to dark grays during our tests.
• It lacks features like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and built-in streaming apps.
• Because it uses DLP projection technology, some people might see the rainbow effect .

Read more about this pick and others in our guide to the best budget projector for a home theater .

Epson Home Cinema 3800

The best projector for a living room.

This projector combines high brightness with accurate color, great contrast, and good setup tools to fit in a variety of rooms.

The Epson Home Cinema 3800 projector offers a clear step up in picture quality over budget 1080p projectors, and its native contrast ratio—the difference between the darkest and brightest parts of an image—is much higher than that of most projectors around the same price. It can’t compete with the best 4K home theater projector in overall performance, but its high brightness makes it a better choice for use in a living room or family room where you can’t block out all the light.

• The Home Cinema 3800 is extremely bright, so the image will pop even in a room with a good amount of light.
• The Home Cinema 3800 also has accurate colors, producing lifelike greens, blues, reds, and everything in between.
• The high zoom (1.6x) and good lens shifting give you increased placement flexibility, which may matter more in a living room than in a dedicated theater room.

• The image isn’t technically 4K and doesn’t look quite as sharp as what you can see from some competitors, but it’s still highly detailed.
• The lamp life isn’t as long as that of some projectors we tested, but a replacement bulb costs less.

You can read more about this projector and other bright-room options in our full guide to 4K projectors .

Nebula Mars 3 Air

Best portable mini projector.

This compact, 1080p projector offers good image brightness and contrast, above-average sound, easy setup, and a built-in battery. But mounting it on a tripod may prove tricky.

If you need a small, compact projector that you can easily move around your home or take outside, the Nebula Mars 3 Air offers almost everything we could ask for in this type of projector. The Mars 3 Air is an LED projector that has a 1080p resolution and supports HDR video in the HDR10 format (though it isn’t bright enough to show off what HDR can do). It also includes a built-in battery, built-in Google TV and speakers, automatic focus and image shaping, and support for Bluetooth audio.

• The Nebula Mars 3 Air offers good brightness and contrast, rich color, and a 1080p resolution.
• Its internal speaker system delivers good sound. You can also connect an external speaker via Bluetooth.
• The projector automatically focuses and shapes the image so that it’s always optimized for your desired throw distance and angle, no matter where you place it.
• Its Google TV operating system gives you direct access to streaming apps such as those for Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, Hulu, and Netflix.
• The built-in battery, compact form, and carrying handle make it a great choice to take outside for the occasional backyard movie night. If you want something even brighter and more rugged for outdoor use, consider the step-up Mars 3 .

• The Mars 3 Air’s shallow tripod socket and ridged underside make it incompatible with some mounts and tripods.
• This model doesn’t have a USB-C port, so you might need an HDMI adapter cable to connect a mobile device.
• The black level, brightness, and color accuracy are lacking in comparison with a traditional home theater projector, so it isn’t an ideal choice for big-screen movie watching or gaming.

You can read more about this projector and others in our full guide to portable mini projectors .

BenQ HT2150ST

A short-throw pick.

If you’re short on space, the BenQ HT2150ST can produce a larger image from a shorter distance.

In order to create a large image most projectors need to be positioned far from the screen. This distance is called the throw distance, and can be anywhere from 8 to 15 feet, depending on the projector and desired image size. Short-throw projectors are convenient for small rooms or other situations where space is limited. The BenQ HT2150ST can sit much closer to the screen than a standard projector, and is bright enough to use in a room with some ambient light.

• It works in spaces other projectors can’t, producing a 100-inch image with only a couple feet of space.
• It produces a bright image that can work in a room that gets some ambient light.
• Its integrated speaker and small size make it easy to store when not being used.

• The short-throw lens can cause some fringing artifacts that you might notice.
• It’s bright, but the colors aren’t as accurate as those of the non-short-throw HT2060 .
• This projector has a 1080p resolution. If you're willing to pay more for a 4K short-throw projector, check out the ViewSonic X2-4K in our guide to the best 4K projector .

You can read more about this projector in our guide to the best budget projector for a home theater . 

Ultra-short-throw (UST) projectors are often marketed as TV replacements because they can deliver a massive image from a very short distance and have a footprint smaller than any TV. But the truth is, these are still projectors, and expensive ones at that. We tested four UST projectors at varying prices and performance levels and concluded that the vast majority of people are better off getting either a large TV or a traditional projector. You’ll either get better performance or spend less—oftentimes both. You can read more about this in our piece Is an Ultra-Short-Throw Projector a Good Substitute for a Big-Screen TV?

A great screen

Silver Ticket STR Series (White Material, 100-Inch)

Our favorite projector screen.

This inexpensive screen offers performance comparable to that of others costing much more, plus it’s easy to install.

If you have a projector, you should get a screen. Most modern projectors are bright enough to throw a decent image on just about any close-enough-to-white surface, but you won’t get accurate colors without a proper screen. A screen has less texture than a wall, plus it will add pop to the image, because paint almost always has less gain (that is, it reflects less light) than a screen, meaning the image will appear dimmer than is ideal. The Silver Ticket STR Series performs as well as screens costing thousands of dollars. You can read about screen materials and our testing methods in our full guide to the best projector screen .

If you’re putting together a backyard theater, consider one of our outdoor screen recommendations .

A projector mount

Peerless-AV PRGS-UNV Projector Mount

A good projector mount.

This is the closest thing to the perfect projector mount we’ve used.

If you want to get your projector up and out of the way, you need a mount. The Peerless-AV PRGS-UNV Projector Mount is one of our favorites due to its flexibility and how easy it is to set up correctly. The mounting arms are highly adjustable and removable, so it can handle anything from a tiny DLP projector to the gigantic JVC D-ILA projectors that most mounts cannot fit. The dials let you easily make small adjustments to the projector to get it level with the screen and produce the best-quality image without much work. After years of using this mount and going through dozens of tested projectors, we have yet to find one that the Peerless-AV cannot handle.

Other AV gear

You’ll probably need some speakers, AV sources, and other accessories. Check out our recommendations in “ The Best Gear for a Home Theater System .”

How many lumens is good for a projector?

For a home theater projector that you will use mostly in a dark room, we recommend at least 1,000 ANSI lumens for a 100-inch screen. If you plan to use the projector in a room with more ambient light, you’ll want to go brighter: at least 1,500 ANSI lumens (ideally 2,000 or more). The larger the screen size you want, the brighter the projector needs to be to produce a satisfying image. Manufacturers’ claimed brightness specifications are usually exaggerated, so it’s best to rely on actual measured results from trusted reviewers. Some manufacturers use LEDs instead of traditional bulbs as the light source in their projectors, and they list the brightness rating in “LED lumens” instead of ANSI lumens to give a higher number.

How far away should you sit from a projection screen?

This depends on how much you want the projected image to fill your field of view. Some people like to sit closer in the movie theater so it feels more immersive, while others prefer to sit farther back. It’s the same at home. Experts generally recommend a viewing distance that fills between 30 and 36 degrees of your field of view, and you can use this calculator to help find a good seating distance for your screen size.

Is a 4K projector worth it?

If you watch a lot of 4K content and want the most detailed image you can get, a 4K projector is the way to go. The step up in resolution from 1080p to 4K can be more obvious on a projector than it is on most TVs, due to the larger screen size. However, native 4K projectors are very expensive and usually reserved for the most ardent home theater fans. Most affordable “4K” projectors use some type of pixel-shifting technology to reproduce a 4K image, which can be very effective and really is good enough for most people. Also, once you get past a certain seating distance, your eyes may not be able to see the difference between 4K and 1080p. Most 4K projectors also support high dynamic range video, but we think this feature is less important on projectors, since none of them are bright enough to do HDR properly.

Meet your guide

Adrienne Maxwell

Adrienne Maxwell is the supervising editor of Wirecutter's audio/video team, covering everything from headphones to TVs. She has been a writer, editor, and reviewer in the consumer electronics industry for 20 years, and previously served as the executive editor of Home Theater Magazine and the managing editor of HomeTheaterReview.com.

Further reading

The Best Portable Mini Projector

by Adrienne Maxwell

A portable mini projector doesn’t perform as well as a good TV or home-theater projector, but the Nebula Mars 3 Air ably blends performance and convenience.

The Best 4K Projector

The Epson LS11000 4K laser projector delivers a big, beautiful image, works well in a variety of lighting conditions, and has most of the features you need.

The Best Budget Projector for a Home Theater

The BenQ HT2060 ’s good contrast, bright output, and impressive color accuracy make it our pick for the best budget home theater projector.

Is an Ultra-Short-Throw Projector a Good Substitute for a Big-Screen TV?

by Geoffrey Morrison

Ultra-short-throw projectors can deliver a big, bright image in your living room, but for most people a big-screen TV is a better choice.

RS Recommends: The Best Office Projectors for Presentations

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Not all projectors can work in any situation. Finding the right one that’ll make your presentations pop and keep your audience engaged takes a bit of research. A good projector unit is going to be an investment, but a worthwhile one if giving presentations is a major part of your job. Plus, when work is done, these can just as easily double as a makeshift home movie theater, creating an instant big screen on any blank wall (or ceiling) in the house.

Office Projector Buying Guide

Here are a few things we recommend looking into before purchasing an office projector for presentations.

Portability: If you’ll be taking this to and from the office, or on the road, a heavy and bulky projector won’t work. Instead, there are plenty of lighter, smaller options that are still powerful enough to get your image up clearly for everyone to see, then pack it up afterwards.

Screen Size:  The main benefit to having a projector is an instant boost to a bigger screen for all to see, and these can get seriously large, stretching all the way up to 300 inches. For a typical office presentation, or even home movie night, it’s unlikely you’ll need that size. And in order to get it, the projector unit needs to be far, far back. If your conference room is large enough, a “long-throw” projector might be fine. But if it’s a small space, a “short-throw” model is an option too, allowing you to be mere centimeters from the wall and still see the big picture. You can also often move the picture without moving the projector with a horizontal and vertical lens shift option.

Audio:  If your presentation will need sound with it, such as a video or accompanying song, having some good built-in speakers can take it up a notch. Lower-grade speakers can sound tinny and garbled, distracting from the main focus of the visuals you’re trying to present. If your office already has a sound system, a simple audio-out jack or HDMI cable can carry the sound as well, so you can bypass the projector speakers and go straight for the big ones.

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Resolution:   This determines the clarity, and 720p is around the lowest we’d recommend going. Small projectors often don’t have the power of their bigger counterparts, which can result in a dimmer, duller picture. A projector’s brightness is determined in lumens, and the brighter a room, the more lumens you’re going to need. Over 2500lm is a safe bet for a room with average lighting, and lower for darker rooms at about 1200lm and under. When portability is the biggest factor, there are still some lightweight ones that display an impressive picture quality too (we’ve selected our favorite below).

Fans: Nothing distracts from an otherwise perfect presentation like a whirring and loud fan inside the projector unit. This can get annoying and is absolutely worth checking how noisy it gets before buying. But a fan does still serve an important purpose, and having a projector overheat mid-presentation is a real possibility too. A recommended range of temp is a projector that can be comfortable between -41 to 104°F (5 – 40°C).

Ports: Connecting a laptop, or a smartphone and tablet, is easy and can often even be done wirelessly. HDMI is a must, and if possible, having two of them is a big help. Same goes for a USB port for things like flash drives, and a microSD card slot. Make sure you won’t need a separate additional dongle or converter in order to hook up your desired device.

Home Use: It makes sense to get the most use out of a projector, both at the office and when you get home. Movies and games are usually a snap to set up, but take note of your space first. If you don’t have a clear wall, some models let you project over curved surfaces along with other ways to play with how the screen folds and contorts to match the surface.

What Are the Best Projectors for Presentations?

We picked the top projectors worth your money, from brands including Kodak, Epson and more.

1. Epson Pro EX10000 3-Chip 3LCD Laser Projector

Epson is a trusted brand when it comes to business equipment, and the Pro EX10000 is a beast of a projector that’s packed with practical options and awesome features.

Its laser-light sourced projection can project an image up to 300 inches, creating a theater effect in any conference room, even when the lights are on.

Inside, Epson’s 3LCD laser tech is able to crank out 4500 lumens of brightness, in full HD 1920 x 1080p resolution. Outside, manual focus and zoom knobs let you adjust them fast without digging deep into a digital menu. There are many ports, with two HDMIs, RCA, USB-A, USB-C, audio outs, and even a LAN.

The picture quality, brightness, and color pops, and things like automatic keystone correction save you time and the awkwardness of fumbling around in front of an audience trying to get the screen right.

Buy Epson Pro EX10000 3-Chip 3LCD Laser… $1,585.00

2. ViewSonic (PX748-4K) 4K UHD Projector

The PX748 can stretch a screen up to 300 inches and still be colorful and bright, with 4000ANSI lumens and 4K UHD resolution.

Connecting up most devices is easy, as this has two HDMI ports, as well as a USB. Lag is kept to a low on activities like gaming, with a 240Hz refresh rate, while the speakers are audible and clear. Anti-warping stabilization and keystone adjusting means you can set up the screen pretty much anywhere — even on curves.

You won’t be spending lots of money on replacement bulbs either — thanks to its reduced power consumption and SuperEco mode, this can handle 20,000 hours, or up to 10 years with average usage.

Buy ViewSonic (PX748-4K) 4K UHD Projector $882.99

3. KODAK Luma 150 Ultra Mini Pocket Pico Projector

For traveling light, this Kodak is by far the lightest of the bunch at just one pound.

But small doesn’t have to mean sacrificing convenience and quality. This unit still boasts a 1080p resolution, 3,000 hours of use, and 16.7 million colors. Connection is quick via a microUSB or HDMI cable, and the built-in 1.5W speaker is loud enough for everyone at the conference table to hear.

Buy KODAK Luma 150 Ultra Mini Pocket Pico… $219.99

4. DBPOWER Native 1080P WiFi Projector

This 1080p HD projector has a brightness of up to 9500 lumens and connects up through a USB, VGA, HDMI, AV or even wireless screen mirroring over WiFi. The lens has multi-coated layers of glass that improve picture quality, and the dual 5W stereo speakers are enough that everyone in a small to mid-size room can hear clearly.

It’s also light enough to be carried around, at just over 7 pounds, and has an advanced dual fan cooling system to prevent overheating at inopportune times.

Buy DBPOWER Native 1080P WiFi Projector $199.99

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The 7 Best Projectors for PowerPoint Presentations (2024)

Written by co-founder Kasper Langmann , Microsoft Office Specialist.

All done with your PowerPoint presentation, and now it’s time to rock the stage🎙

But have you checked on your projector? Does it do your presentation justice?

Going out in the market – you’ll find an endless variety of projectors that range from $100 to $5000 and even more. But not every projector is meant for you.

To find the best projector for PowerPoint presentations, we went on researching and testing the top projectors on the market. And finally, we have pulled together the best 7. 

Spoiler Alert

Before you go through the features of each of our 7 picks below – let me tell you my favorite pick.

Our top pick on this list is the Epson Powerlite X49 🏆 We love it because it is packed with all the great features you can expect on a modern projector. And considering the features it offers, its price tag won’t leave you sobbing in a corner.

But you must not stop here. Going through the complete list below may find you a better projector for your needs.

A quick note of how we test each projector

To assess each projector, we are going to evaluate it on 5 main parameters.

Image Resolution, Brightness, Connectivity, Portability, and Value-for-Money.

All of these features make the most important considerations for a business projector.

So here come the 7 best PowerPoint projectors on the market👇

Projectors Reviewed

1: Epson PowerLite X49 (Best Overall)

2: BenQ MW560 Business Projector (Best for Large Rooms)

3: AAXA P7 + (Best Portable)

4: ViewSonic M1 + Projector (Best Battery Charged)

5: Optoma GT1080HDRx (Best Short Throw Projector)

6: Epson Powerlite 2250U (Best Brightness)

7: ViewSonic PA503W (Best on Budget)

This list was last updated on January 4th, 2024.

1. Epson PowerLite X49 (Best Overall)

The modern-day Epson PowerLite X49 makes our favorite projector on this whole list. It brings you outstanding features for a very pocket-friendly price. 

What do you generally need in a PowerPoint projector? Great, crisp pictures that make sure the text doesn’t go blurry when too small. Fine brightness, easy wireless connectivity, and a reasonable price tag.

Let me tell you, this projector brings you all these features in a package.

The visual performance of this projector is simply beyond excellent. You won’t see the image quality going down even on a 300 inches screen💁‍♀️

Specifications of this Model

• Connectivity : USB, HDMI, Wireless connectivity
• Image Resolution: 1024 * 768
• Brightness : 3600 Lumens
• Special Feature: Built-in moderation feature that allows easy sharing by up to 50 people

Score on Review Parameters

Image Resolution: Simply perfect. X49 is designed to offer large-scale presentations with a crisp and compelling image resolution. It can project up to 1.07 billion colors (we’re still counting the zeros in the said figure). Brightness : Perfect digital light processing. 3600 Lumens of color brightness together with the 3LCD technology. Native XGA resolution, and a contrast ratio of 16000:1. This brings excellent visuals even in well-lit environments. Connectivity : Network capability (using RJ-45) allows users to connect to the projector wirelessly using the Epson iProjection App. Additionally, it offers USB and HDMI ports. And the best part – you can project wirelessly from your PC, MacBook, Chromebook, iOS, and other Android Devices. Longevity : The life of the X49 lamp spans up to 6000 hours under normal mode and 12000 hours under Eco mode. That means if you use it for 4 hours straight every day, it will last for more than 8 years (at least). Portability : Manual horizontal and automatic keystone correction makes it very flexible to move and place the projector anywhere around the room. Moderator Function: We didn’t pick this up as a review parameter because most of the projectors on the market won’t have this function. But this is worth mentioning that this projector allows up to 50 users to connect to the display simultaneously. This makes it perfect for business conferences and other idea-sharing meetings. Value-for-Money: So many modern features for under $500. Great value for money.

Overall Spreadsheeto Rating: 💚💚💚💚💚💚 6/6

The Epson PowerLite X49 is a projector with all the latest features that you can expect from a projector. And the fact that it doesn’t come for a very hefty price tag – this one’s certainly my top pick.

2. BenQ MW560 Business Projector (Best for Large Rooms)

This one’s for your meeting room needs🤝

Have an important presentation, and you just can’t afford anything less than excellent image quality?

For big hall meetings (yes, those with tens of people) where you want the screen to be visible to the last person in the hall, too – you need the BenQ MW560 .

• Connectivity : VGA, HDMI
• Image Resolution: 1280 * 800
• Brightness : 4000 Lumens

Image Resolution: The BenQ MW560 is designed for rendering crystal-clear presentations that will win the day. It comes with the finest precision lenses that offer a lucid picture quality. Brightness: This projector outputs a brightness of 4000 ANSI Lumens and a 20,000:1 contrast ratio giving the projector a higher light resistance even in ambiently lit rooms. Connectivity: Dual HDMI ports for multiplatform digital connectivity. That’s expanded faster connectivity. Additionally, you get USB Type-A, USB Mini-B, and RS-232 ports, too. Longevity: Smart Eco Mode allows you to save up to 70% of the lamp’s life – taking it to a total of 15,000 hours of projection. It shuts off automatically after 20 minutes of inactivity to save power. Portability: Not a very portable projector. But there are many features in-built into it for better alignment like Auto Vertical Keystone, Kensington Lock, etc. Value-for-Money: The price for BenQ MW560 ranges from $400 to $800 – depending on the lamp and throw type. Good value for money.

Overall Spreadsheeto Rating: 💚💚💚💚💚🤍 (5/6)

The BenQ MW560 comes in four variations – LED and Lamp type. Short throw / Normal throw. Choose the one that suits your business needs the best.

3. AAXA P7 + (Best Portable)

Not all meetings take place in a formal office with all the top-notch equipment in place.

Sometimes, you can expect it to be simply out of the ordinary (maybe on the road😆). And that’s where you just can’t carry a full-size projector + stand + screens and whatnot.

That’s where you need something as compact and portable as the AAXA P7+ . This one will fit inside your pocket (not kidding)🤏

• Connectivity : Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, HDMI
• Image Resolution: 1920 x 1080
• Brightness : 550 LED Lumens

Image Resolution: Features the DLP technology that delivers a crisp, native resolution of 1920 by 1080. Can upscale this to 4K. Brightness : 550 lumens (when connected to power) and 400 (when used on battery). It can deliver images for a 200-inches screen but only in dark areas. Brightly lit rooms will wash out the image. Connectivity : Wireless screen mirroring for your iPhone and Android (we love that). Also has 5G and Wi-Fi compatibility. Supports Type-C cables, Micro SD Card, USB, and a HDMI cable too. Longevity : Only under 3 hours of battery life which might not be very sufficient. Also, the battery life diminishes as the projector ages. Comes with a charger. Portability : Perfect in terms of portability. No wiring, setting up, and installation needs. Grab it and take it wherever you want like your cellphone. Value-for-Money: For $331, you get a smart, super advanced projector that fits into your palm. Average value for money.

They call it “The world’s smallest option (in terms of portable projectors) on the market”. And guess what? That’s not even wrong. In my view, that’s the best compact projector you can get in this size.

4. ViewSonic M1 + Projector (Best Battery Charged)

No time to do a lot of wiring before you start presenting? Get your hands on M1+ from ViewSonic . This is our favorite battery-operated, portable business projector.

With a 6-hour battery life (on full power mode), you can easily manage at least 2 meetings without having to recharge it in between 🔋

Additionally, integrated Wi-Fi connectivity allows you to stream content from the internet too. The best part? It’s compact and super lightweight. This makes it easily portable – just grab it by the handle and move it indoors or outdoors.

2500 Lumens brightness promises detailed imagery in dark rooms or low-lit rooms.

And did I mention it? It has a very smart, built-in safety turn-off feature. It temporarily turns off the lens upon sensing objects too close to the projector. This is particularly to protect the eyes of users if they mistakenly come too close to the lens👀

• Connectivity : Bluetooth, HDMI 1.4 (HDCP1.4), Wi-Fi, USB 3.1 Type C, USB 2.0 Type A
• Image Resolution: 1920 * 1080
• Special Feature: Short throw range and Built-in dual Bluetooth speakers (Harman Kardon)
• Brightness : 2500 Lumens

Image Resolution: 1920*1080 enables excellent resolution. Brightness : 2500 Lumens brightness will work well in dark-lit rooms. However, in brightly lit environments, the image might wash out. Connectivity : HDMI, USB C, USB, and MicroSD drive and Wi-Fi connectivity. Has 12GB of local storage. Battery/Longevity: The built-in rechargeable battery runs up to 6 hours under full power mode. That means you can easily make at least 1-2 presentation sessions in one charge. It claims to have a 30,000-hour operational life. Portability : Super portable with WVGA LED projector, a built-in battery, and compact size. It only weighs 2 pounds. Supports a short throw range of 5.2 to 8.5 feet (screen size of 60 to 100 inches). Speakers : It features built-in dual Harman Kardon Bluetooth speakers. Value-for-Money: Comes for $339. Too good for this product.

Overall Spreadsheeto Rating: 💚💚💚💚💚💚 (6/6)

You can also charge your phone or any other device using the USB type C. However, to do so, the projector must be plugged in. This is not much suggested – but in emergency times, why not?

5. Optoma GT1080HDRx (Best Short Throw Projector)

This projector is the optimal choice for smaller meeting rooms🎯

Unless you have a short-throw projector, setting up the projector at a shorter distance will shrink the screen size.

This short throw projector by Optoma is particularly designed for an optimal throw distance of 1.3 feet to 4.4 feet. That’s literally like 4-5 steps away from the screen.

And yes, don’t worry about the picture quality. 3800 Lumens, a 50,000:1 contrast ratio, and a native 1080p HD resolution will deliver super detailed images.

• Connectivity : USB, HDMI
• Brightness : 3800 Lumens

Image Resolution: 1920*1080 resolution enables excellent resolution. Brightness : 3800 Lumens, 50,000:1 contrast ratio, and HDR compatibility with 4K HDR input will produce darker blacks and brighter whites. Excellent color depth. Connectivity : Compatible with media devices and HDMI devices. Longevity : Enjoy an extended lamp life of 15,000 hours. That’s more than 10 years with an average viewing time of 4 hours per day. Throw Range: Experience an ultimate short throw range of 1.3 feet (minimum) to 4.4 feet (optimal). Placing it at a distance of 4 feet will still produce a 120-inch image. Small meeting rooms are no longer a problem. Special features: 10-watt built-in speaker and a fast response rate of 8.4ms. Value-for-Money: The price tag for this projector is $818. For so many top-notch features, this product brings great value for money.

It is very important to know the throw range a projector supports. Among short-range projectors, the Optoma GT1080 is a great choice to make.

6. Epson Powerlite 2250U (Best Brightness)

Need a projector that won’t fail under brightly lit rooms? This needs power lightning.

In other words, this needs the Epson Powerlite 2250U . This projector is a powerhouse in itself. With 5000 Lumens of brightness, the light of this projector won’t dim even under the sun☀

It comes with the 3 LCD, 3-chip technology to deliver High Color Brightness and a High color gamut. To make sure the picture is not washed out, the contrast ratio is set to a high of 15,000:1. This makes it a great option for large conference rooms.

• Connectivity : Optional Wireless networking. Mobile device mirroring with MHL
• Image Resolution: WUXGA (widescreen) Resolution (1920*1200 pixels)
• Special Feature: Built-in external speakers
• Brightness : 5000 Lumens

Image Resolution: Get bright, widescreen images up to 300 inches in size screen. You get a full HD 1080p support. Brightness : This projector features 5000 ANSI Lumens white and color brightness. This paired together with a contrast ratio of 15,000:1 brings you crystal-clear and crisp images in well-lit rooms. Connectivity : Supports HDMI, MHL, and USB A/B. However, based on installing an optional module, you get wireless networking, too. Longevity : Lamp life of 10,000 hours under Eco Mode and 5000 hours under normal mode. Slightly less than other projectors. Portability : No complicated setups. Automatic Vertical and Horizontal Keystone Correction. Value-for-Money: With 5000 Lumens and a fantastic image resolution, the price tag of $1,575 isn’t too much. Good value for money.

The projection method can take any dimension: Front, Rear, or Ceiling mounted. The Epson PowerLite 2250U is designed to deliver crystal-clear pictures from every dimension.

7. ViewSonic PA503W (Best on Budget)

This projector shines at 3800 ANSI Lumens. Not that it is the highest number of lumens you’ll find in a projector. But for this price, it’s just great💰

If your room has ambient light coming in and it’s not possible to pull the blinds or curtains. No worries. The PA503W stands out for daylight viewing too.

• Connectivity : HDMI, VGA, USB ports
• Image Resolution: 1280 * 800 WXGA Resolution

Image Resolution: 1280 * 800 Pixels with WXGA Resolution. The image won’t blur out even on a wider screen. Brightness : 3800 Lumens make this projector stand out even in brightly lit rooms. This makes it an attractive choice for daylight use. Connectivity : Supports HDMI, VGA, and mini USB. It connects with PCs, Macs, and other mobile devices pretty seamlessly. However, it doesn’t support Bluetooth connectivity as it is engineered to deliver crisp and clear visuals. Longevity : The lamp life of this projector is simply outstanding. Under the SuperEco mode, expect the lamp to run for up to 15,000 hours. No frequent lamp replacements. Portability : A 1.1x optical zoom and 40-degree vertical keystone correction make it easy to set up. So even if you want to relocate it sometime, it won’t be that big of a deal. Value-for-Money: Here is the best part about this projector. Such excellent brightness features for $387. Excellent value for money.

Other projectors with similar features (3000+ ANSI Lumens, a high contrast ratio, and better than basic SVGA resolution) would cost you somewhere between $1000 to $5000. ViewSonic PA503W is a reliable and high-performance projector. And at this price, is a deal not to miss.

Wrapping things up…

These are the 7 best projectors on the market (for different needs). However, there is no end to the varieties you’ll find out there once you begin searching.

To make sure you make an efficient purchase, be clear on your needs.

What do you need? A projector that works through bright daylight? Perfect for a large conference room? Want better image resolution? Or something more compact and portable?

Once you have your choices aligned, know your budget. Based on this, your options will be narrowed down to only a few. Buying is then no longer a hectic thing💪

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Best Business Projector

If you’re looking for one of the best business projector choices to make your presentations really stand out or to supercharge your home entertainment, then you’ve come to the right place.

In our list of the best business projectors, we’ve examined a wide range of brands and models to suit all kinds of budgets and use cases.

Having the best business projector is vitally important if you regularly make presentations – every device on this list is able to produce bright and vibrant projections that allow you to share your screen with an audience, while keeping them engaged with your presentation or meeting.

Buying one of the best business projectors will mean looking for different features than buying a projector for entertainment, so high resolutions and millions of inputs aren’t going to be quite as important as they would otherwise be.

How We Decided

Finding the best business projectors can be a process, but our research and analysis identified several key components that you need to consider before clicking that buy button. To begin our ranking process, we first focused on finding projectors with enough brightness to work in both well-lit rooms and those with moderate light ambiance. It’s rare that you’ll be sitting in a completely dark room at work, so we preferred options with at least 3,000 ANSI lumens of light output. There are a few above that don’t feature this much brightness, but they are often pocket-sized and travel projectors. In these cases, lower brightness is acceptable since you trade it for more portability.

Next, we scored each projector based on its picture quality. Business projectors aren’t known for their full HD or 4K projector resolution, so we didn’t score too harshly for less-than-HD resolution. We preferred options with accurate colors, though, and so awarded bonus points for projectors that required minimal picture adjustments to create a true-to-life image. We also gave more points to options with gamma output adjustability, which allows you to adjust color tones so they can show up on walls that aren’t white.

Finally, we looked at connectivity and design quality. The best business projectors should be able to connect to nearly any device in the office, including laptops, desktop computers, tablets, and smartphones. We scored projectors higher if they provided network connectivity for larger offices. We also awarded bonus points for projectors with wireless connectivity, which allows you to stream content directly from your mobile device.

What Kind of Images Do You Plan to Show?

There are two basic kinds of images you can show on a projector: data (meaning text and graphics) and photorealistic (photos, video, and film). Games generally have some aspects of both. Any projector can show any kind of image, of course, but a projector may handle one kind of image well without necessarily doing a good job with the other. You’ll want a projector that’s optimized for the kind of images you plan to show.

Data projectors are designed to show images such as business graphics, line drawings, presentations, spreadsheets, and PDF files. They’re optimized for conference rooms, throwing a bright enough image to stand up to ambient light on a large screen. Many can handle photorealistic images well enough to project short video clips in a presentation, but they aren’t good for full-length movies. They tend to favor brightness over contrast, which is an important factor for producing realistic-looking images, and in many models, colors can look obviously off, with few or no options for correcting them.

LOW COST BUSINESS PROJECTORS

Most weigh at least 5 or 6 pounds, and up to 10 pounds, except for the one to three pound pocket projectors which are now just becoming bright enough for projecting to small groups, and in some cases medium sized, as almost all pocket projectors are 500 to 1000 lumens.

What you’ll find with entry level business projectors:

• Limited connectivity
• Most often, they are DLP technology, although LCD projectors are typically only slightly more. (There are far more DLP models out there, even though most projectors sold are 3LCD.)
• Virtually all offer HDMI
• Monitor out (to drive a computer monitor) is something many entry level projectors lack, especially the more portable ones.
• Audio – typically a single audio input, or maybe two (one computer, one video), the exception again would be projectors designed for the school market, where you may get extra audio inputs. Portables often have one or two 1 to 2 watt speakers, while more expensive and education focused models typically have at least a single 5 watt speaker and as much sound as a pair of 10 watt speakers.
• Remote controls, some projectors will have credit card sized remotes, most will have “full sized”. Credit card sized remotes usually offer no, or very limited “remote mousing”. They are also typically limited to about a 20 foot range.
• No interactive projectors in the entry level ranges (yet).
• Consider the technology while choosing an entry level business projector. Especially, if color accuracy is important, you will need more lumens on a DLP projector to overcome ambient lighting, than would be required of an LCD projector, Why? Color lumens vs. white lumens.

Our Top Picks

1. anker nebula capsule projector.

This is a really nice projector that offers quality video and sound for your needs. You can stream from many sources with ease with this unit and you can use it with a tripod with ease if you wish. You will get 100 lumen brightness from this machine and it will work well even in really dim conditions.

This capsule shaped projector is easy to pack and carry with you and it will hold up to travel and storage in bags. The shape of this machine makes it really easy to use with a tripod and to pack into a bag and you will love that it is so durable as well as so portable.

It offers a quality display as well as nice features and 100 lumens of brightness. This is a quality item that can pack up into your bags with ease and which will hold up to travel and other challenges with no issues.

2. Optoma ML750e

The ML750e by Optoma may not be the smallest projector we’re talking about here, but it’s a lot more powerful than the pocket-sized PicoPix from Phillips. It weighs in at an ultraportable 380g with a small footprint that makes this easy to carry around. The differences in size between this and the PicoPix are negligible for the power you get in return: a 700 Lumens lamp that lets you present in rooms that aren’t completely darkened.

Not only is it port-rich with one MHL-ready HDMI input, a USB 2.0 slot for thumbdrives, a universal I/O slot, and a microSD card slot, but the ML550 handled our 90-inch test screen with impressive results, and peaked at a 60-inch-or-so size. Much like the ViewSonic PLED-W800, though, the ML750e had us grumbling because you need to buy a dongle for Wi-Fi access. which felt as arcane at the time of this projector’s release as it does today. And in another moment that felt anachronistic, there is no way to work with the projector via a smartphone or tablet.

3. Epson EB-S41

Usually when you choose a portable business projector you have to make a few sacrifices in order to have such a small device – but that’s not the case with the Epson EB-S41.

Epson has an excellent reputation with business projectors, and it has brought much of its expertise to the EB-S41. Its 3,300 lumen brightness is much brighter than many other portable projectors, and means you have more flexibility when setting up the EB-S31 in environments where there is still ambient light.

The EB-S41 is small and light enough to carry around with you on business trips, but it also has a very large projection size – up to 300 inches – which makes this an incredibly versatile portable business projector.

4. Asus ZenBeam E1

The Asus ZenBeam E1 is a beautifully designed pocket projector that’s small and light enough to carry around with you if you often make presentations on the road.

Despite its small size, it can project images up to 120 inches in size, and it has a built-in 6,000mAh battery that can power the projector for up to 5 hours, which makes it rather flexible, as you don’t have to worry about finding a plug socket to power the device. In a rather nice touch, the projector can also double as a power bank for other mobile devices.

The Asus ZenBeam E1 isn’t the most powerful portable projector, but its versatility, ease of setup and eye catching design gives it a place on our list of best business projectors.

5. BenQ MW560

The BenQ MW560 uses precision-cut glass lenses that give the image excellent clarity, backed by a high contrast ratio that ensures the same sharp detail for color graphics that it gives to text. Its Data Review Mode is designed for text and reports, ensuring you’ll be able to read projected numbers and other writing at any screen size.

For value, you can’t beat the BenQ MW560. Its performance is exceptional for the price, for one thing. It also costs less to operate than many projectors, using up to 70% less power than other projectors when you put it into SmartEco Mode. The lamp is relatively long-lasting, as well, especially if you take advantage of Eco Mode, so it’s low-maintenance, too.

The automatic vertical keystone correction of the BenQ MW560 make it easy to install in most situations. However, its manual image adjustment options are limited if you need to fine-tune it further. One nice feature of the MW560 is that it offers 5 different aspect ratios, making it more versatile for different screen and content formats. Its connection panel is robust, as well, with the option of adding wireless networking hardware if that’s something you need.

6. Optoma X400LVe

The bright, high-contrast image produced by the Optoma X400LVe brings excellent saturation and clarity to presentations in any space. Its color performance is especially impressive, using the same Rec.709 spectrum you’ll get from most home theater projectors. The X400LVe is also a good option if you’d rather not use external speakers, with a 10-watt speaker with good mid-range clarity for speech and a high enough output for most classrooms and conference rooms.

The Optoma X400LVe is another great option if you’re looking for an eco-friendly projector. Its Eco+ mode reduces the overall power consumption and activates the Auto Power Off, with a Quick Resume feature that instantly restores power if you turn it off accidentally.

The rugged build and compact overall design of the Optoma X400LVe give it good portability. Where it suffers a bit is in its installation ease and versatility. Its throw distance is long, even compared to other standard-throw projectors. You’ll also need to manually correct the skew and its other alignment features are relatively limited, so precision is key in installing the ceiling mount.

7. Epson EX7240 Pro

Epson EX7240 is an incredible piece of device that can be associated with the title of one of best projectors for PowerPoint presentations. Epson has geared this model with 3LCD technology and Poly-silicon TFT Active matrix, together they serve as the driving force behind its lucid performance.

Brightness plays a crucial role in deciding the richness and vividness of a data image, and that is why it gets 3200 ANSI Lumens which is an incredible figure. Every participant in the presentation will get a clear view of all the texts, and it is ensured by a 15000:1 contrast ratio which imparts a tremendous amount of clarity.

Unlike cheap projectors for presentations, Epson EX7240 engulfs all the images and figures in the presentation with accurate colors, and its wide color gamut serves as the main reason. It comes with 1280 X 800 as its native resolution so you can always make an HD presentation without worrying about the source.

8. Okcoo Business Projector

The Okcoo is one of the best cheap projectors you can buy for business purposes on today’s market. Surprisingly, the Ockoo business projector doesn’t even need to sacrifice a ton of functionality in order to give you that affordability, either. In fact, it outperforms many other projectors in this category. When it comes to resolution and picture quality, you get a full HD display. The colors are bright, as well, but they do lack some of the tone and definition you get with other business projectors.

The best feature of the Ockoo is its brightness output. The powerful lamp can produce up to 6,500 lumens of brightness, which is more than enough for any situation, even for daylight viewing. We were also impressed by the projector’s design quality. It’s durable if a little bulkier than other options. It’s also easy to get set up and running in no time. The Okcoo features 15-degree keystone correction and -75% optical zoom so you can get your image just right for your presentations. The projector is also quiet, even when the cooling fan kicks in, thanks to its advanced cooling system that moves air throughout the entire system for comprehensive cooling power.

9. Optoma UHD35

The UHD35 is a 4K projector that costs only a few hundred dollars more than many 1080p projectors. It’s bright, has fairly accurate colors and looks far better than you might expect of a “budget 4K projector.” And it serves up eye-watering detail on a gigantic screen, the kind of sharpness that no 1080p projector can match.

While overall the image on the UHD35 looks good, it still has the same issues common among projectors similar in price. There’s no lens shift, the zoom is minimal and the contrast ratio — an aspect of image quality even more important than detail and resolution — is fairly average. It’s also noisy, which is true of all small projectors, but the sound from the UHD35 is more wheeze than whirr. And then there’s the HDR picture quality, which is improved over the earlier UHD30 but still not great.

Overall though, the UHD35 looks really good: Bright, vibrant colors, 4K detail, all in a projector that only costs a few hundred more than some great 1080p projectors like the Epson HC2250 or BenQ HT2250A. If you’re looking to step up in sharpness without going too far into debt, it deserves strong consideration.

10. LG HU810PW

The LG HU810PW has lasers. Two of them! Lasers are awesome and I won’t hear anyone say otherwise. In this case the two lasers, aided by a green phosphor, let the 810P create some remarkably lifelike colors and a brilliantly sharp image thanks to its 4K DLP chip.

What the 810P does right, it really does right. UltraHD 4K resolution is always welcome in a projector, letting every bit of detail in the video impress the eyes. This projector is also very bright, producing roughly 1,500 lumens. It’s the colors that steal the show, however, with deep vibrant reds, blues, greens and more, all at impressively high levels of brightness.

The downside is that with dark scenes the 810P looks pretty mediocre, saddled by grayish black levels and lack of overall punch. At $3,000 it’s also much more expensive than 4K projectors with better contrast, like the Optoma UHD30. Given the flawed contrast I can’t recommend the LG HU810PW to everyone in this price range, but if you crave brightness, color and detail, it’s tough to beat.

How Bright Should My Video Projector Be?

Projector brightness is measured in ANSI lumens. A lumen is equivalent to the amount of light a birthday cake candle emits in a square foot-sized area. How many lumens your projector needs depends on your audience size and the lighting conditions in the space where you’re presenting.

How Do I Get The Best Image From My Video Projector?

Resolution and inputs are the most important factors for business users who want high-quality images. But keep in mind that the quality of your PowerPoint or Excel doc will make a big difference in the quality of your presented image. No matter how good a projector you buy, if you use low-res graphics they will look bad, especially when blown up on a 150-inch screen. Make sure you save your presentations at the highest available resolution.

What Kind of Light Source Do You Want?

There’s a growing trend in projectors of moving from using lamps as light sources to using LEDs and lasers. For the moment, at least, there are advantages for each choice.

LEDs and lasers maintain a higher percentage of their initial brightness for longer. All light sources lose brightness over time, but lamps generally lose a large percentage in the first 500 hours of use, and decline slowly after that. LEDs and lasers tend to lose brightness more evenly over their entire lifetimes.

The initial price for a lamp-based projector will be lower, but the total cost can be higher if you keep it long enough to need a replacement for the lamp. If you plan to replace your projector with every new jump in resolution or other image technology, buying a series of lamp-based projectors will be more cost-effective. But if you plan to keep your projector as long as it works, the better buy will be an LED, laser, or hybrid model that won’t need an expensive lamp replacement.

Do You Need 3D Support?

Showing images in 3D for educational, business, and home applications seems well past the boomlet it enjoyed a few years ago. But if you’re a fan of 3D movies or have an application that requires 3D, it’s still easy to find projectors that support it.

Several 3D technologies are available, so make sure any 3D projector you consider will work with the 3D source you want to use. A “3D-ready” designation usually means it will work only with 3D generated by a computer. If you have a collection of 3D Blu-ray discs, the designation to look for is usually Full HD 3D. Also confirm which kind of 3D glasses it works with. DLP-Link glasses are the most common, but there are several types, including some proprietary versions.

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6 Best Portable Projectors For Business Presentations in 2024

By Robin Owens 8 days ago, Projectors

Affordable and high-quality portable projectors for business presentations.

The best portable projectors for business presentations are a terrific fit for displaying digital tables, graphs, charts, documents, and illustrations. They’re also perfect for business and professional content since they offer a clear, contrast image and text.

Such models are highly portable, meaning you can move them from one conference hall to another freely or take them with you on a business trip. They’re also small and lightweight despite producing quality content.

Top 6 Best Portable Projectors For Business Presentations

• ViewSonic M1 - Great audio
• Optoma GT1080HDR - Short throw
• ViewSonic PA503S - Easy setup
• LG PF50KA - Wireless
• QKK QK02 - Bright
• PTVDISPLAY A1 Mini - Compact

When choosing from the best portable projectors for business presentations, the first thing you have to look at is their size. Additionally, you have to pay attention to each model’s brightness, contrast, screen size, resolution, and lamp service life.

1. ViewSonic M1

Resolution : 1920x1080 | Contrast Ratio : 120,000:1 | Brightness (Lumens) : 250 | Screen size : 24" - 100"

• ✚ 30.000H of operational life
• ✚ Dual powerful speaker
• ✚ Compact and lightweight
• — No wireless
• — Don't bright

The ViewSonic M1 is an excellent portable projector for business presentations. It is lightweight and easy to carry around for those who would like to use it. The ViewSonic M1 is also very easy to set up.

This projector is powered by one of the most common rechargeable batteries available today. Since this projector has a long lamp life and can last for more than five hours before requiring a change of battery, you won't need to worry about buying a new one often when giving presentations. Also, this projector has an excellent bulb and a high intensity LED that can produce bright light and ensure that the audience is not distracted.

When it comes to brightness, the ViewSonic M1 is not as bright as some projectors, but it is still a nice and bright light, which makes it perfect for business presentations. This device is perfect portable projector for business that can give you everything that you need at a great price.

2. Optoma GT1080HDR

Resolution : 1920x1080 | Contrast Ratio : 50,000:1 | Brightness (Lumens) : 3800 | Screen size : 36" - 306"

• ✚ High contrast
• ✚ 10W speaker
• — 4,000 hrs in normal mode
• — Poor focus

As a business owner, you are probably on the go a lot, making numerous business presentations to your clients or other businessmen. If you are on a business trip, then it is always important to prepare everything that you will need for your presentation, and the Optoma GT1080H is the ideal choice among the best projectors for presentations .

This projector comes with a wide variety of features. One is the ability to project images on a larger screen. Another is its size; it is compact and light.

Another useful feature is the user-friendly operation and its fast and simple installation. And most importantly, it can be connected to multiple gadgets, as well as to any television with a frame.

3. ViewSonic PA503S

Resolution : 1920x1080 | Contrast Ratio : 22,000:1 | Brightness (Lumens) : 3600 | Screen size : 30" - 300"

• ✚ Big screen
• ✚ 3-year warranty
• — Not perfect sound
• — Not auto focus

The ViewSonic PA503S is a great option for people who need portable, affordable quality projection for their business presentations. It has built in speaker systems and is waterproof, so it is perfect for using in a conference room, studios, or workshop.

This projector is small enough to be carried around easily in a handbag or backpack and it is big enough to accommodate a projector screen of up to 300 inches. This model is durable and has quality materials.

It is easy to use and has remote control. The small size also helps keep important files like presentations and other documents organized and easily retrieved when needed.

4. LG PF50KA

Resolution : 1920x1080 | Contrast Ratio : 100,000:1 | Brightness (Lumens) : 600 | Screen size : 25" - 100"

• ✚ 30,000H LED lamp
• ✚ Little weight and size
• ✚ Wireless screen
• — Not powerful
• — Low brightness

The LG PF50KA is an excellent choice for both home and business presentations, especially when it is used to viewing in large screen for those in the audience. It is also a great tool for providing audio-visual entertainment. As with all projectors, this one provides a clear and high-definition viewing and sound.

This portable projector has a long cord and an easy-to-use control dial. The dimensions of this projector make it very convenient to use at a conference or meeting because it can be easily carried from place to place.

Its light weight make it very portable and the weight and portability are optimized for people on the go. In fact, it can be run on just a single AA battery that is easily available anywhere.

5. QKK QK02

Resolution : 1920x1080 | Contrast Ratio : 2,000:1 | Brightness (Lumens) : 6500 | Screen size : 30" - 170"

• ✚ 50,000H of life
• ✚ 2 stereo speakers
• ✚ Dual fan cooling system
• — Little contrast
• — Power isn't big

The QKK QK02 is a small, lightweight portable LCD projector, perfect for use in presentations, conventions, conferences and other events. But it's not just small and lightweight - it's also pretty powerful. With the powerful yet compact design and features, this is one of the best portable projectors for business events.

With its clear, crisp images, the QKK QK02 projector makes it easy to make presentations in and out of the workplace or at home. You can easily adjust the angle of the projector so that you are looking at a spot where you need to be. The built-in lens distortion and wide-screen viewing make it a top choice for business presentations.

It comes with a built-in projector screen that can be switched from one projector to another, so that you never have to carry extra equipment. With its small size and light weight, it's easy to carry the QKK QK02 projector wherever you go.

6. PTVDISPLAY A1 Mini

Resolution : 1920x1080 | Contrast Ratio : 1,000:1 | Brightness (Lumens) : 100 | Screen size : 40" - 120"

• ✚ Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
• ✚ Low fan noise
• ✚ Compatible
• — Low contrast and brightness

It is not only the technology that makes PTVDISPLAY A1 Mini projector one of the best for business presentations but also the high level of quality that you get with the product. This projector is compact and lightweight so that it can easily be carried anywhere.

When it comes to features of this projector, there are plenty, which this portable projector has to offer to its users. The projector is equipped with a two-bit process for video and a one bit process for sound so that you get clear and great quality of the output. It also helps you to save a lot of money on the electricity bill.

PTVDISPLAY A1 Mini also offers the facility of wireless connection so that you do not have to trouble yourself much about the cables or wires. The prices of this projector are also affordable and so you can buy one without having to worry about the price. Along with its great features, this portable projector also provides a 1-year warranty, that will help you protect your investment.

How to Choose the Portable Projectors For Business Presentations?

If you plan to use the projector in a darkened room, then its brightness should be at least 1000 lumens. However, if you plan to install the device in a well-lit conference hall, you’ll need a projector with 5000 lumens or more. If you manage to get a model with a brightness of 7000 lumens or higher, then you’ll get to enjoy a clear, bright Full-HD or BluRay image even in a large sunlit room.

You can purchase an additional reflector screen for your portable projector to bump the image clarity even higher. Additionally, you should remember that the projector’s brightness depends on what mode you’re using it in since the brightness is lowered by about 70-75% in Eco mode.

Portability

The best portable projectors for business presentations can be used both as stationary models and on the road. This is why weight is an important characteristic of any portable device that will be transported regularly. The projector has to be lightweight but also durable enough to withstand vibrations. Most models in this category weigh between 3 to 10 kg.

Other than being compact, such projectors come with plenty of ports, a high resolution, and luminous flux. The functionality of such devices is usually broad enough to cover everything from hosting presentations to watching movies in a medium-sized room.

A WXGA projector has a 1280x800 resolution and is a perfect choice for showing presentations, tables, and numerical data in high quality straight from your laptop or PC. It provides a highly detailed image in a saturated color scheme. Quality-wise, the WXGA resolution covers 80% of 1080p, representing a cheap alternative that is ideally suited for educational purposes.

Meanwhile, WUXGA (1920x1200) projectors are meant for high-clarity content and are irreplaceable when it comes to displaying technical data, small text, and professional photographs. It provides a brighter and more detailed image than 1920x1080 and is the perfect option for presenting business and professional content.

Projector type

Projectors are divided into types based on the technology used for producing the image. LCD models are the most common ones, as they are affordable, don’t consume a lot of power, and offer a saturated, realistic, and stable image. Their weaknesses include low contrast and the “mesh effect” that is present in some models.

DLP projectors are usually more compact, offer higher image contrast, and deeper shadows and blacks than LCD models. They’re also durable and can serve you longer. The main drawback is that cheaper models can suffer from a “rainbow effect” or flickering.

• • Can portable projectors match the image quality of larger, fixed projectors in business presentations?

Yes, many modern portable projectors offer high resolutions and advanced image processing technologies, ensuring comparable image quality to larger fixed projectors, making them suitable for business presentations.

• • What is the ideal brightness level for a portable projector used in well-lit meeting rooms?

The ideal brightness level for a portable projector in well-lit meeting rooms would be at least 3000 ANSI lumens or higher, ensuring clear and visible presentations even in bright environments.

• • Can portable projectors handle large-screen presentations for a sizeable audience?

Yes, many portable projectors are equipped to handle large-screen presentations. Look for models with adjustable focus and zoom features, enabling customization of the projected image size to suit different audience sizes.

• • Do portable projectors come with built-in speakers for audio during presentations?

Yes, many portable projectors have built-in speakers, eliminating the need for external audio devices during presentations, making them a convenient all-in-one solution.

• • How long do the batteries of portable projectors typically last, and are they suitable for prolonged presentations?

Battery life varies among portable projectors, but many models offer up to 2-3 hours of usage on a single charge. While they are suitable for shorter presentations, for prolonged use, consider models with AC power support.

• Best Portable Projectors For Business Presentations in 2024
• ViewSonic M1
• Optoma GT1080HDR
• ViewSonic PA503S
• PTVDISPLAY A1 Mini
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9 Best Projectors For Business Presentations 2022

The market is filled with endless options when you are looking for a projector for office meetings or a travel-friendly projector for client presentations.

These modern devices make presentations and pitches more productive with many business features. With many in-built options, the presentation will look good on the screen.

There are different requirements for buying entertainment and a business projector.

Since most people do not put in enough research and end up with the wrong projector unit.

We have rounded up a list of the best projectors for office use to help you get the best unit.

From bright lamps, easy set-up, and clear high-contrast display, the following projectors have all the features you need for meetings and training.

Best Projectors For Business Presentations Reviews

• Best Overall: Epson Pro 3LCD Full HD 1080p Wireless Projector
• Runner Up: Optoma X343 XGA DLP Professional Projector
• Affordable: BenQ WXGA Business Projector

1. Epson Pro EX9240 3-Chip 3LCD Full HD 1080p Wireless Projector

Epson Pro EX9240 has all the additional features to make it a perfect option for office use.

Fast and easy setup is its first perk for business presentation. It allows HDMI connectivity and has an amazingly bright picture and great audio.

It can display vivid images, reports, and spreadsheets on the projection screen.

True 3-Chip 3LCD Technology – This technology shows 100% of the RGB color signal for displaying excellent color accuracy and brightness.

Unlike other projection technologies, it does not have the unwanted rainbow effect.

Resolution – It is a suitable fit for displaying professional-looking presentations as it supports Full HD 1080p resolution. With this resolution, you get stunning image quality and crisp text.

Picture Skew Sensor – This built-in picture skew sensor analyzes the image and corrects the virtual keystone to square the picture automatically.

Sound – The integrated 16W speaker delivers loud and clear sound eliminating the need for any other audio device.

• Amazing 4000 lumens of color and white brightness
• Screen mirroring with Miracast
• Two HDMI ports
• 1-1.6x optical zoom
• Horizontal slider
• 16,000:1 contrast ratio
• Projection screen size up to 300″ or larger
• Long-throw distance

2. Optoma X343 XGA DLP Professional Projector

This professional projector by Optoma is used for educational lectures, business presentations, and at home.

It is compact and weighs less than 7 pounds making it convenient to transport.

This robust, bright, and ready-to-work projector has all the features for business presentations in an office environment.

It is perfect for small to medium-sized educational institutes and workspaces.

Resolution – Get a vibrant and crisp image, clear text, and graphics enabled by its XGA resolution 1024×768. All the details, deep shadows, and textures are visible with a high contrast ratio of 22000:1.

Integrated Speakers – The in-built powerful 10-watt speaker offers loud, crisp, and room-filling audio. The sound is loud enough for small and medium-sized classrooms and offices.

Lamp Life – The projector bulb has an operational life of 15000 hours, so, even if you use it for 4 hours a day, it will last about 10 years.

Image Size – With a 1.94 – 2.15:1 throw ratio, project an image of 120″ from 18 ft away.

• Vertical keystone correction
• Versatile connectivity options including HDMI, VGA, and composite video, USB-A, and Audio-In,
• 3600 lumens brightness
• Lightweight and compact
• 27.0 dB noise level
• Lacks horizontal Keystone correction
• Short battery life
• No lens shift

3. BenQ WXGA Business Projector

This business projector gives you pure clarity with the finest crystal glasses to review reports and other business documents.

With enhanced contrast and clarity, there will be no more fuzzy texts and figures. No more embarrassing wait as it takes little time to turn on and set up.

This simple projector is tailor-made for reliable performance in meeting rooms all day.

Brightness – The stunning image quality is combined with the 4000 ANSI lumen’s high brightness for better projection. Get detailed graphics and clear text with a 20000:1 contrast ratio.

Data Review Mode – It is a handy feature for business projectors designed for texts and reports. This mode enables you to read projected numbers and other writings on any screen size.

Keystone Correction – Auto Vertical Keystone makes it easier to install in multiple situations. It ensures fast image alignment if you need to fine-tune it further.

Economical – When SmartEco Mode is activated, it consumes 70% less power. The lamp is pretty long-lasting when used in this mode.

• Economical and energy-efficient
• Convenient digital connectivity with 2x HDMI and other ports
• Data review mode for text and digit clarity
• Ergonomic retractable foot
• No horizontal image alignment
• Limited manual image alignment feature

4. Epson PowerLite Portable Projector

You will need a portable projector like Epson PowerLite to deliver a presentation at the client’s office or somewhere else.

The projector is lightweight and as thin as a laptop, conveniently carry it in your backpack for easy transportation.

Deliver widescreen business presentations in the office or on the road with easy image adjustment.

Resolution – It offers 2x more resolution than SVGA for displaying HD-quality presentations. It supports a WXGA resolution of 1280 x 800.

Image Adjustment – Image can be aligned with auto horizontal, vertical keystone correction, and screen fit features. Even if the projector is placed off-center, the image gets quickly aligned to fit the screen.

Wireless – Cut the cord and present it anywhere you want. It allows wireless connection and lets you project from a laptop, tablet, or smartphone.

Share Videos – Share HD videos from smartphone, tablet, or streaming device as it supports Chromecast via HDMI, plus Roku and MHL-enabled devices.

• Quick wireless setup by scanning on-screen QR code
• Only weighs 4 pounds
• 3200 lumen of color and white brightness
• Flexible connectivity
• No audio output
• Low-quality in-built speakers

5. BenQ EH600 Wireless 1080p Portable Smart Business Projector

This business projector has many built-in apps to help you with different tasks during the meetings.

It allows easy presentation through cross-platforms wireless projection. Controlling the projector via BenQ Smart Control App ensures easier navigation.

It provides convenience by enabling you to project from your smartphone, tablet, or laptop.

Wireless Mirroring – Easy wireless mirroring to deliver a presentation across several platforms with software-free, step-by-step on-screen instructions.

Built-In Business Apps – Blizz, TeamViewer, WPS office, and Firefox are the built-in apps in this projector.

Blizz allows video calling and screen sharing, TeamViewer gives access to remote users to connect and troubleshoot the projector.

Present with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint using WPS office. Browse the Internet during meetings with the Firefox app.

Resolution – It supports Full HD 1080p resolution and high brightness ensures ultra-sharp readability.

USB Reader – USB reader is compatible with several formats. Use a USB to present as it reads JPEG, PDF, Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint format.

• Update firmware over the air
• Compatible with PC, Mac/iOS, or Android devices
• Eliminate cable clutter with a wireless solution
• 3500 lumen of brightness
• Fit for day to day office work
• A user may encounter some issues with the wireless features

6. Optoma X400LVe XGA Professional Projector

This Optoma Projector brings excellent saturation and clarity to presentations. It projects clear, sharp, detailed, and crisp XGA images.

The professional projector is used for classrooms, training, and meeting spaces. It saves energy without compromising quality and convenience.

This all-rounder projector design has all the features to make it one of the best options for business projectors.

Resolution – Deliver presentations with clear texts and graphics owing to the XGA resolution and 25,000:1 contrast ratio. Native resolution is XGA 1024 x 768 whereas the maximum resolution is UXGA 1600 x 1200.

Eco+ Mode – It features Eco+ and Eco mode, these modes conserve energy and make sure the projector has a long service life. Along with Eco+ mode, activate Auto Power Off with a Quick Resume feature to reduce overall power consumption.

Easy Setup – It has a flexible image setup with +/- 40 degrees keystone correction to project a clear image onto the screen even when the projector is placed off-center.

Lamp Life – The projector light source life is 15000 hours when used in Eco+ Mode, 12000 hours for dynamic, 10000 for Eco, and 6000 for Bright. Enable Eco+ or Eco mode for long-lasting lamp life

• Projects a 120″ image from 15.5 feet away
• 1.94 – 2.15:1 throw ratio
• Integrated 10-watt speakers
• Versatile digital connectivity
• Supports projection screen from 27.7″ to 304.4″
• 1.07 billion display colors
• 4,000 ANSI lumens brightness
• Skew can only be corrected manually
• Limited image alignment options

7. ViewSonic 3800 Lumens SVGA High Brightness Projector

Use it for in-office presentations or classroom lectures as it has amazing color accuracy and reduced input latency.

It is being used in many education and small businesses environments thanks to the advanced audio-visual features, versatile connectivity, and affordability.

Resolution – The projector has native SVGA 800 x 600 resolution with a dynamic contrast ratio of 20000:1. The exclusive Super Color technology has a wide color gamut for beautiful image projection.

Reduced Input Latency – The projector delivers lag-free images without any embarrassing delay during office presentations. It is highly responsive and provides frame-by-frame action with ultra-low 16ms input latency.

Lamp Life – Lamp life varies in usage and other factors but using the projector in SuperEco mode extends the lamp life to about 15000 hours.

Vertical Keystone Correction – +/- 40° vertical Keystone correction provides a perfectly proportioned image.

• 6-segment color wheel for a wide color range
• 3800 lumens brightness
• Quick power off feature
• 1-year lamp coverage and 3-year limited parts and labor warranty
• Projects up to 120″ from 15 ft 8″ away
• Intuitive menu
• No horizontal Keystone adjustment
• Audio issues

8. AAXA P7 Mini Projector

It is a truly compact projector for professionals looking for a portable option. It can be easily packed into a laptop bag or briefcase due to its small size.

Despite being tiny, it is packed with plenty of features.

The projector can be easily installed and controlled for hassle-free presentations. It can operate on both battery and DC power.

Resolution – It is made with the same technology used in movie theater projectors, DLP, or Digital Light Processing. It has a native 1920×1080 resolution with over 2 million pixels.

Light Source – It features an LED light source having 30000 hours of operational life. The mercury-free bulb does not need time to warm up or cool downtime. It resists shock, bumps, and falls more than conventional lamps.

Battery – It comes with a 38W Lithium-Ion Battery providing a runtime of 90 minutes and 450 LED lumens in battery mode.

Input Options – With multiple connectivity options including HDMI, VGA, and Composite AV to connect it to a myriad of devices.

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• Super compact measuring 4.7″ x 4.4″ x 2.7″
• Lightweight only weighs 1.48 lbs
• Up to 120″ projection screen
• USB and TF ports
• Integrated speaker
• Remote for easier control and navigation
• A bit bigger than advertised

9. YABER Y21 Native 1920 x 1080P Projector

If you need ultra-high-definition media like games or videos for work presentations, the Yaber Y21 projector keeps up with the expectations.

It is perfect to use for small conference rooms or large lecture halls. It is crafted with an advanced german led light source and high-quality materials.

Resolution – With native 1080p, you will get crisper and more detailed images. The projector’s chip has tens of thousands of reflective lenses to render a full HD picture.

Zoom Function – The projector has a motorized zoom facility, unlike other LCD projectors. Select “x_zoom” or “y_zoom” to reduce the length and width of the image by up to 50% using the remote control.

Cooling System – The intelligent temperature control technology improves heat dissipation. It works by detecting the temperature of the light source and adjusting the fan speed to prevent overheating.

Speaker – It has dual stereo 3W speakers with an SRS sound system for clear, loud sound quality whether using indoor or outdoor.

• Optical coating technology for maximum light penetration
• ± 50° 4D vertical and horizontal keystone correction
• 9000 Lumens brightness
• 8000:1 contrast ratio
• High-refraction 5-layer glass lenses
• Image projection size from 45 ” to 350″
• Includes HDMI, USB, VGA, AV, and 3.5mm ports
• The outer edges of the text are blurry
• Not bright enough

Buying Guide For a Business Projector

Old display practices have been abolished and now projectors with dozens of innovative features are used for presenting during an office meeting.

There are so many professional and business projectors available that it could be very tasking to get the best out of hundreds of options.

Keep the following factors in consideration for buying a projector for an office presentation.

The number of pixels displayed by the projector is its native resolution and also determines the image clarity.

Lower resolution will obviously cut down costs but also reduce details in an image. Use a 1080p or 720p projector to display complex images, reports, and spreadsheets.

Brightness and Contrast Ratio

Brightness is measured in lumens, so, higher the lumen rating, the brighter the image would be.

A business projector with over 3000 lumens would be fit for sufficient clarity of text, graphics, and figures.

The higher contrast ratio adds details, depth, and dimensions to the image. It should not be below 5000:1 if you want a clear, vivid picture during presentations.

Portability

If the office projector does not need to be permanently installed, look for a lightweight, durable, and slim design that is manufactured for multi-room and traveling use like a simple Roku purpose .

Throw Distance

Check out the throw distance of the projector to get accurate picture pixels. Know the exact distance between screen and projector as well as the dimensions of the office.

Keystone Correction

Projectors are difficult to install and it gets tricky to align the image depending on the screen size and the lens distance.

Make sure the projector has vertical and horizontal Keystone correction to digitally adjust the image. This feature squares the image perfectly automatically without adjusting the projector.

Noise Level

Noise level is a serious concern, especially when delivering presentations to a large group of people.

It would not look good if the projector is louder than the presenter. The ideal noise level is under 27 dB.

Final Verdict

This carefully curated list will help you pick out the best projector for office presentations. These projectors have important meeting features to boost your business’s professional image and win major contracts and clients.

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10 The Best Business Projectors in 2024

Choosing the best business projector is important for effective meetings and engaging presentations. Projectors are a cheap way to improve meetings, though finding the right one requires knowing what you need and its technical specifications.

If you’re in the market for a projector for your business, here are some basics to consider.

• Brightness: Measured in lumens. A higher number means it is brighter. Over 2000 lumens may be required for small groups presenting in dark rooms. For larger gatherings with more natural light, try about 3000 lumens. No higher unless over 100 people are attending big events at once.
• Resolution: Resolution refers to the clarity of the image. If you’re using the projector for Excel presentations in a conference room, a resolution of 1280×800 (WXGA) should be sufficient. If you have an existing setup with XGA (1024×768), you might stick with that. HD (1920×1080) is the gold standard for the best resolution but might be overkill unless necessary.
• Portability: Consider how portable you need the projector to be. Portable ones are popular, but be aware that increased portability can sometimes mean a reduction in image quality. If you’re going for a mobile option, check if it can read data from a USB or SD card. Compact projectors may offer the convenience of fitting in your pocket but they might sacrifice image quality.
• Extra Features: Look for cool add-ons based on your needs. Some projectors have USB and SD storage, while others come with iPhone or Android docks. Wireless-enabled projectors eliminate cords. Test these features thoroughly before making a decision to avoid any disappointments.

It’s true it’s hard to find the best projectors accurately that’s why we have spent time researching it for you. We have compiled a list of the top ten business projectors for you. These business projectors are good performers, tough built and loaded with features.

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Optoma GT2000HDR Compact Short Throw Laser Projector

Optoma GT2000HDR specs:

• Dimensions: 4.49 x 10.79 x 8.5 inches
• Item weight: 6.61 pounds
• Connectivity: USB, HDMI
• Dura Core laser light technology
• 1080p HD Resolution
• Ideal for smaller spaces
• 3500 Lumens Brightness
• 4K HDR Input and 300,000:1 Contrast Ratio

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Optoma GT2000HDR review :

The Optoma GT2000HDR is a small, short-throw Full HD laser home and office projector designed to be environmentally friendly and efficient in terms of energy usage. It’s easy to set up in any area of the office, with a throw ratio that is minimal and multiple connection choices in a cool, concise casing at 34% smaller than the previous models.

Compared to the lamp-based projectors from Optoma, this power-saving tool can reduce power consumption by as much as 45%.

In addition to being sturdy enough for travel purposes, its dimensions of 4.49 x 10.79 x 8.5 inches make it compact enough for use at home while still providing an immersive experience.

It can connect seamlessly to other devices using USB or HDMI cables for customized entertainment setups at your office.

What makes it different from others is that it uses DuraCore laser light technology, which gives maintenance-free operation up to 30K hours and even an IPX6 dust-resistant rating on top of its durability features within the optical engine.

The projector offers crisp visuals for movies, gaming, or presentations without sacrificing clarity thanks to its sharp 1080p HD resolution.

Those people who want to have a big-screen experience in their small rooms but do not have enough space can use this short-throw lens that can create a 120” image from just four feet and four inches away.

Apart from home, it is also perfect for office use as it has an astonishing 3500 lumens of brightness, which gives clear and vibrant images even in different light conditions.

This projector allows you to input 4K HDR content while enjoying a contrast ratio of 300,000:1 meaning that you will get the same cinematic color richness along with brighter whites and deeper blacks. Also, every frame comes alive because of the Dynamic Black technology, which brings about an improvement in the visual experience.

In conclusion, the Optoma GT2000HDR is an example of a projector that includes various features of advanced technology combined with a user-friendly design.

If you love movies or gaming, or if you are a professional, then this is the best projector for you. Additionally, its compact size makes it easy to move around while still giving out great picture quality and a long-lasting life span.

Epson Pro EX9240 3-Chip 3LCD Full HD Wireless Projector

Epson Pro EX9240 specs:

• Dimensions: 15 x 15 x 6.6 inches
• Item weight: 9.68 pounds
• 2 HDMI ports
•  4000 lumens, amazing brightness
•  Built-in-speaker with great audio
• 16,000:1 Contrast Ratio
• Quick and easy to setup
• True 3-Chip 3LCD technology

Epson Pro EX9240 review:

Whether you want to keep the lights on or watch TV during the day, the Epson Pro EX9240 is a good choice because it is very bright.

Although its contrast ratio of 16,000:1 is not that good and color accuracy as well as resolution are just average, it can still display texts, diagrams, and graphics clearly, so it is suitable for office use.

The buttons are tiny and not illuminated, which makes the interface unclear; however, with a variety of input options available here, you will be able to connect all your gadgets with those of your colleagues.

Despite its relatively large footprint, commuting becomes easy thanks to a carrying bag and its overall flat profile; thus, we consider this device to be the best office projector.

It is bright enough to be used in many different types of rooms with light present. Even though it’s rather large for a portable projector, the EX9240 is quite sleek and comes with a protective carry bag so that it won’t get damaged while you’re commuting to work. It also offers vertical and horizontal keystone correction as well as a lens cover.

The Epson Pro EX9240 is easy to set up. Those who are not tech-savvy will find that its user-friendly interface allows them to complete the process effortlessly. Just plug it in and you’re ready to go.

Another area where this projector excels is audio. A built-in speaker boasts good quality sound so there is no need to use extra speakers. Whatever you do, whether it be watching a movie or giving a presentation, the audio complements the impressive visuals.

You can connect it easily using two HDMI ports, which saves you the headache of cable juggling between devices. This may seem like a small thing but it adds up to how convenient using this device can be in general terms.

The Epson Pro EX9240 is simply a great projector that excels in performance while not being complicated.

If you need a projector that will enhance your audio and visual experience with ease of use and reliability, consider the Epson Pro EX9240.

Anker NEBULA Capsule 3 Mini Outdoor Portable Projector

Anker Nebula capsule 3 specs:

• Color: Black
• Item weight: 1.98
• Dimensions: ‎3.27 x 3.27 x 6.57 inches
• 1080p HD resolution
• Easy to carry
• 2.5H Built-in Battery
• Outdoor Portable Projector
• 300 ANSI Lumens
• Built-in speaker
• Playtime Up to 2.5 Hours

Anker Nebula capsule 3 review:

One thing for sure is that smart projectors are growing larger with each new version; however, it must be said that the quality is also improving. For this reason, you can imagine why the Anker Nebula capsule 3 laser is a breath of fresh air.

The main attraction for projectors over TVs is their flexibility in terms of portability and the size of the display they offer.

Think about moving a 100-inch TV across rooms; it’s definitely not possible for one person to do it! On the other hand, a projector capable of producing a 100-inch display can be easily transported from one room to another by one person alone.

Barely larger than a soda can, this projector with a minimalistic but sharp design promises ease of use and portability. Don’t be deceived by the petite size though; weighing just under 1kg, it looks lighter than it but is still actually lighter than the vast majority of projectors out there.

With its dimensions considered, the Anker Nebula becomes easy to handle, quickly relocated, and fits snugly into bags, backpacks, or even small pouches, hence making it a great travel companion.

If there is a presentation in progress, the level of detail and sharpness goes above and beyond expectations. The standout aspect here is that your content pops out on the screen, attracting attention from all viewers.

One thing that differentiates it from other projectors is its built-in battery, which can last for 2.5 hours of continuous use. So you do not have to plug it into an outlet, making it easy to set up anywhere.

It is a game-changer for professionals on the go or those who want freedom of movement without worrying about power outlets. Also, this projector understands its surroundings very well, be it an unusual business meeting point or a movie night under the stars. Its outdoor usability is further enhanced by 300 ANSI lumens, which means that even when lighting conditions are suboptimal, there will still be enough brightness and clarity on display.

The built-in speaker offers you another convenience layer. However, if you want to replace a dedicated audio system, a built-in speaker can help avoid the hassle of carrying extra equipment. It is not only a projector but also a comprehensive solution for business and entertainment needs. Combining stunning HD resolution, portability, long battery life, and outdoor use makes it the best option for the mobile workforce or people who need an all-time projector at different places.

BenQ EH600 Wireless Portable Smart Business Projector

BenQ EH600 specs:

• Dimensions: 11.65 x 9.5 x 4.72 inches
• Item weight: 5.51 pounds
• Full HD (1080p) resolution
• Built-in business apps and Internet for presentations
• Multiple format connectivity for USB reader
•  iPhone and Android Mirroring Compatibility
• 3500 lumens brightness

BenQ EH600 review:

Numerous organizations these days have followed suit by converting their offices into hot desks. Consequently, we have seen a trend in terms of mobility and bringing your own devices. The era when staff had desktop PCs is gone forever. Nowadays, we are all assigned laptops that can be connected to large screens.

Since everybody has his/her device, meetings have also become more common. Therefore, the BenQ EH600 Wireless Smart Projector is a crucial tool that merges each employee’s workflow within the modern work trend.

The BenQ EH600 is an Android-based wireless smart projector; it can browse the internet, read files, and do wireless casting. For example, if you want to do a meeting but forget your HDMI cable, you can either wirelessly cast your media across or simply plug your USB drive in.

Moreover, it has apps and functionalities that make it even more useful than regular projectors. There are apps such as WPS Office to read document formats such as.docx,.pdf,.pptx, etc.; Blizz for video conferencing; and even Firefox for web browsing. Furthermore, audio and video media files can be handled by the BenQ EH600 too.

The BenQ EH600 Smart Projector boasts good projection quality. It has 3500 lumens of high brightness, which means that one can make a presentation with lights on; 3500 lumens is enough to read without straining the eyes.

I am really impressed by how images look when they are projected from this smart projector. Texts and images are generally sharp and detailed. No matter how large or small the projection becomes, its images remain as sharp as ever.

The available drive types supported on this projector are FAT, FAT32, and NTFS. Keep in mind that ExFAT format USB drives are not supported.

The projector is equipped with a 2W speaker. It’s great when you want to watch short videos or make presentations. But the speakers are not so high-quality. In case you are going to show a video where the sound has some importance, it is better to connect it via the 3.5mm Audio In slot with a speaker or simply use Bluetooth.

So, is it a good idea to buy a BenQ EH600 Wireless Smart Projector? Well, this depends on its purpose. For personal home use, it would be better to buy a home projector, as the EH600 features might not be used often.

If your company frequently makes mobile presentations and has employees on the go, then the BenQ Projector can offer plenty of connectivity options, display quality, and versatility. With the BenQ EH600 Smart Projector, you do not need to worry about having the wrong cable. Additionally, because this is a smart device, all you need for presentation is a USB drive that can be connected directly to it.

Hisense C1 4K Triple Color RGB Laser Portable Mini Projector

Hisense C1 Mini specs:

• Display resolution: 3840 x 2160
• 1600 ANSI lumens brightness
• Dynamic Contrast Ratio 2,000,000 : 1
• Incredible Clarity and Contrast
• Perfect for business and home theatre
• 4K Ultra HD
• 65″ – 300″ projection size
• Item weight: 10.1 pounds
• Several connectivity options

Hisense C1 Mini review:

The Hisense C1 Mini projector is best known for its great features that promise to provide an amazing visual experience for both business presentations and home theaters.

The Hisense C1 Laser Projector has gained attention due to its impressive capabilities, which include a huge projection range of up to 300 inches—the largest screen size offered by the manufacturer so far.

Moreover, this portable projector features a throw ratio of 1.2:1, allowing viewers to enjoy a cinema-like experience anywhere.

Another notable aspect of the C1 projector is its outstanding brightness, which reaches up to 1,600 ANSI lumens. This characteristic should ensure that projected images remain bright and clear even in well-lit environments. Furthermore, it has an amazing contrast ratio of 2,000,000:1 which should result in better picture quality.

What impressed me most were the vibrant colors and perfect contrast ratio that create images that are not only vivid but also real-life-like.

This C1 projector supports 4K UHD resolution as well as covers an impressive 110% BT.2020 color space, hence producing vivid and natural colors. It is compatible with many formats, including Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HLG, among others, making it suitable for all kinds of content types

The C1 projector has various connectivity options, including HDMI 2.1 (ALLM), HDMI 2.0, USB 3.0, and audio-out ports. Additionally, the device can be controlled using Amazon Alexa voice commands, which enhances its convenience.

Despite being a powerful machine, Hisense designed the C1 projector to be portable. It measures 9.7 x 7.1 x 8.5 inches and weighs 10.1 pounds, making it perfect for those who want flexible ways of entertaining themselves.

The Hisense C1 Mini Projector is not only visually stunning but has impressive audio as well.

Many situations won’t require another sound system thanks to the clear and immersive sound that these speakers produce in most cases without any other external audio devices at all.

In conclusion, the Hisense C1 Mini Projector is a suitable choice for both office and home entertainment. Its resolution is 4K, hence very clear; it is compatible with many devices, making it easy to connect and user-friendly.

The buttons and settings are simple so that everyone can use them. Additionally, the sound quality is good, thereby eliminating the need for external speakers.

If you like watching movies or doing work presentations, then this device will be your best companion. This comes with great memories of sights and sounds. It’s the best choice for someone who needs a projector they can trust on all occasions.

ViewSonic LS920WU 6000 Lumens for Business and Education

ViewSonic LS920WU specs:

• Dimensions: 15.9 x 12 x 5.7 inches
• Item weight: 14.3 pounds
• 6000 lumens brightness
• Flexible connectivity
• 3,000,000:1 Contrast
• 1920 x 1200 display resolution
• 360-Degree installation
• 2 nd generation Laser Phosphor technology with a 20,000 hours lifespan
• Horizontal and Vertical Keystones
• Powerful speakers

ViewSonic LS920WU review:

There are a lot of things that make ViewSonic projectors so great, but one of the main ones is how reliable they are and how well they perform. They come with all sorts of cool features and will display high-quality images, which is why you can trust them.

The ViewSonic Projector is an outstanding device that has impressive features and is simple to use. It measures 15.9 x 12 x 5.7 inches, is not too large, and weighs 14.3 pounds, making it light enough to be portable while still performing well.

One of the main highlights is its exceptional brightness at 6,000 lumens. This means that even if there’s a lot of light around, you’ll still get clear and vivid pictures from this projector. As such, it can be used in various settings, like boardrooms or classrooms, where both business needs and educational requirements are met.

Its display resolution is 1920 x 1200, which makes it look very nice by presenting sharp and detailed images because these are key points for presentation purposes in any business environment where data could be shown or persuasive proposals made through visual aids like graphs, etc., thereby enhancing overall professionalism throughout all contents.

Another strong point is its flexible connectivity, allowing different devices to connect easily with multiple options available here too, hence providing seamless links between laptops, tablets, or other multimedia sources used by businessmen who have diverse requirements for such connections within their offices, either at home or work places – thereby serving a wide range of customers effectively.

Moreover, the projector has a 360-degree installation capability that makes it stand out as it allows for flexible placement and setup options. This means you can either mount it on the ceiling or place it on a table in a conference room, depending on your preference.

Additionally, the projector boasts a remarkable lifespan of up to 20,000 hours thanks to its second-generation laser phosphor technology, which ensures long-term reliability as well as cost-effectiveness; both are important factors that businesses must consider when looking forward to making their investments pay off.

To sum it up, the ViewSonic projector is ideal for many things, including businesses, because, among other things, its brightness level is high. It’s also easy to connect to different devices, thereby making it convenient for presentations as well as meetings.

For this reason, individuals utilizing it in their workplaces consider it dependable and fulfilling because it adheres to what they anticipate from it as well as giving them the happiness they deserve. Therefore, if you are in search of a nice projector for your business purposes, consider buying ViewSonic; this is a safe bet.

BenQ GP500 4K HDR Smart Affordable Projector

BenQ GP500 4K specs:

• Display resolution: 1920 x 1080
• Multiple connectivity options (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, HDMI, 3.5mm Jack)
• 120-inch Big Screen with 1.3x zoom
•  360-degree Sound Bluetooth speaker
• Easy Device Mirroring
• 11.9 pounds weight
• It comes with a remote control
• 1500 ANSI lumens
• Dynamic contrast ratio of 100,000:1

BenQ GP500 4K review:

The GP500 is a very cool-looking portable projector. It is designed to fit in perfectly with your home or office because of its sleek and modern look. Also, it is not heavy at all—only 11.9 lbs—so you can move it around easily.

It is equipped with four built-in treVolo speakers at its base, which individually deliver 5 watts of power and are encased in metal grilles for 360-degree surround sound. The speaker performance is so great that you can use it without a soundbar or dedicated sound system.

There are several inputs on the back of the projector, including two HDMI 2.0b ports that support 4K at 60 Hz, one of which also doubles as an HDMI ARC port. Furthermore, your power connection is provided through two USB Type-A ports.

The picture quality on this projector is bright and vibrant because BenQ uses a 4 LED HDR light source, resulting in realistic colors and deep blacks.

These factors contribute to the fact that the BenQ GP500 has a high dynamic contrast ratio of 100,000:1 which means that it can show many different shades of gray between black and white, thus enhancing color accuracy even further. It has good image quality; whether you’re playing games or watching movies, it handles changing from dark to bright scenes excellently.

The BenQ GP500 is excellent when it comes to brightness, but it works best where you can control the light, such as inside the house. The device has a rating of 1500 lumens, which is ideal for places where you can vary its brightness levels. However, it may have difficulty in extremely illuminated areas like classrooms or offices with lots of lights.

This implies that it can do more than just show pictures; rather, it is a smart projector. It has an Android Smart TV running stick called QS01 attached to it.

Instead of being like other normal devices that take up one of the slots on the projector, this stick is cool because you won’t even notice it’s there until you remove the top cover.

Additionally, there is an extra HDMI slot and USB cord for power in case you don’t want to use the stick. With QS01, you can connect to Wi-Fi and stream content from popular services available on the Android platform

To conclude, the BenQ GP500 is one of the better portable projectors for smart homes and offices. It has good picture quality, is easy to use, and contains many smart features at an affordable price.

The picture quality on this projector is amazing, the built-in speakers are not bad at all, and it’s so easy to set up.

If you want to watch movies and play games on a big screen but don’t want to buy a huge new television set and instead prefer having a projector with customizable options, then give the BenQ GP500 a try.

Epson Pro EX11000 Wireless Projector (Built-in 16W Speaker)

Epson Pro EX11000 specs:

• Display resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels
• Item weight: 9.5 pounds
• 4,600 Lumens Color/White Brightness
• 20,000-hour laser light source
• 16W built-in speaker
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 12.8″ x 11.8″ x 4.1″
• Dynamic Contrast Ratio: Up to 100,000:1
• Versatile connectivity
• 2 HDMI Ports

Epson Pro EX11000 review:

To improve visibility and collaboration in today’s changing work environment, the Pro EX11000 produces vivid and immersive images that can be as large as 300 inches, making this an ideal multi-purpose display for home offices or small to medium businesses.

The Pro EX11000 is equipped with a high-performance laser light source and it delivers up to 4600 lumens of color brightness and white brightness with advanced 3-chip 3LCD technology. This powerful combination ensures bright, compelling visuals regardless of ambient lighting conditions.

The Pro EX11000 is built to meet different markets and users’ needs and has a virtually maintenance-free 20,000-hour laser light source.

This ensures that important presentation details are never missed, as it comes with best-in-class color brightness and a high dynamic contrast ratio.

Multimedia presentations have never been easier, partly due to its built-in 16W speaker, which provides seamless integration with video conferences.

For instance, the Pro EX11000 was designed with convenience in mind, hence offering limitless connectivity options such as two HDMI ports and a USB port where consumers can connect popular streaming devices like Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku, and Chromecast, among others, thereby enabling an immersive viewing experience.

One of the most important features of this projector is its exceptional brightness, which stands at 4,600 lumens, making it ideal for video conferencing, large group presentations, and videos in well-lit rooms.

The projector’s high-performance laser light source has a life expectancy of virtually 20,000 hours and does not require any bulb replacement, thus ensuring amazing brightness.

Users can enjoy life-sized images up to 300 inches, thereby giving meeting participants exceptional clarity during virtual meetings, video conferences, as well as business presentations.

With such versatile connectivity options as screen mirroring through Miracast and two HDMI ports, including USB power, easy video conferencing and streaming device connectivity are permitted on this projector.

The Pro EX11000 comes with an easy setup that involves image adjustments, optical zooms, horizontal sliders, and auto vertical corrections. For instance, the built-in picture skew sensor will analyze your picture, automatically correcting its vertical keystone, just to make sure there’s always a squared image.

An astounding dynamic contrast ratio of up to 1000:1 provides exceptionally crisp and detailed visuals for graphs’ images and videos.

This is an ideal projector that every business needs to make their presentations stand out with its amazing features.

BenQ LH730 4000 Lumens Conference Room Projector

BenQ LH730 specs:

• Native 1080p resolution with dedicated presentation picture modes
• 4000 lumens brightness
• Item weight: 12.8 pounds
• Dimensions: 19.17 x 15.16 x 7.56 inches
• Dual HDMI connectivity
• 2D and Auto Keystone 
• 4K HD compatibility
• Best for business conference room

BenQ LH730 review:

A BenQ LH730 LED projector is marketed as a conference room display. Still, it includes an accurate color mode, calibration controls, and a 4-LED light engine with high brightness, making it a good choice for budget media rooms and home theaters.

At its heart, the LH730 has a 1080p native resolution that guarantees sharp details and crystal-clear images that will surely set your presentations apart. With dedicated presentation picture modes, whether you are showing complex data or giving an impactful presentation, it enhances the visual experience and ensures every detail stands out so that your content always looks amazing.

One of the tremendous features of this projector is the brightness level; it has an impressive 4000 lumens. This means you can use it confidently in different lighting conditions without compromising on image quality.

It has a weight of 12.8 pounds, which gives it a balance between portability and performance. Its dimensions are 19.17 x 15.16 x 7.56 inches, which makes it suitable for any room size.

You can set it up easily without any issues and enjoy its flexibility when setting up your conference room.

In addition, a built-in speaker is included for the sake of clear sound. This removes the need for any other audio arrangements, thus ensuring neatness and simplicity in the conference room.

Moreover, connectivity with the LH730 is a walk in the park due to its dual HDMI ports. You can easily switch between different sources without having to unplug various cables all the time. 

Both your laptop and Blu-ray player, as well as any other gadget that uses an HDMI connection, are well accommodated by this projector.

These make sure that an image fits perfectly on a screen by adjusting itself automatically; therefore, usability is improved further. Now, there is no need to bother yourself with manual settings just to have professional presentations anymore, as such tasks can be handled easily using 2D or Auto Keystone options.

Having 4K HD compatibility allows LH730 projectors to be state-of-the-art; hence, you will always be ahead of your technology needs while always maintaining high-quality video content.

To sum everything up, it should be noted that the BenQ LH730 is more than a mere projector but rather a mighty tool aimed at serving business purposes primarily.

This projector has revolutionized conference rooms with its native 1080p resolution, 4000 lumens of brightness, and many other features like dual HDMI connectivity.

Make your audience remember you whenever you present by upgrading your presentation techniques with this model.

Epson Pro EX7280 HDMI, Built-in Speaker, Cheap Projector

Epson Pro EX7280 specs:

• Dimensions: 11.9″ x 9.3“ x 3.6″
• Weight: 5.7 pounds
• 4000 lumens color and white brightness
• 2W built-in speaker
• Dynamic contrast ratio Up to 16000:1
• HDMI connectivity
• 3LCD projection technology
• 1.2x optical zoom

Epson Pro EX7280 review:

Projectors are mostly discussed in terms of home theaters; however, there are other instances where you may need one. Epson’s line of business projectors is ideal for business presentations, classrooms, etc.

The Epson Pro EX7280 has a compact design, which makes it easy to carry around to trade shows or conferences, among other events. It weighs just over 5 pounds and has a slim, sturdy build, which definitely boosts its portability rating.

It is designed in such a way that it can be set up quickly. No updates or any other time-consuming adjustments are required from the box; just plug it in and turn it on!

Another quick process with the EX7280 is aligning the image with your screen. It comes with an automatic skew sensor for leveling off the images as well as a horizontal slider and 1.2X zoom for additional alignment finetuning.

In many business settings, only the image is needed so speaker quality doesn’t matter too much, whereas if you plan on using this projector for Zoom calls or video presentations, then its 2-watt speaker probably won’t fill up space alone.

The Epson projector’s 3LCD display eliminates the annoying rainbow effect that some projectors have. This is great for business presentations because it means that you can show your slides without having people annoyed by flickering lights, which is good for their eyes.

For a home theater setting, the resolution of it would be considered low. However, most business settings will still find this more than sufficient, with crisp text and good image details, as well as bright colors and smooth motion on-screen when used for videos.

This projector has a bright 4,000-lumen lamp that ensures image clarity and brightness no matter what light condition you’re in. This is one feature most people search for when buying a business projector and it also happens to be an advantage possessed by the EX7280.

Another feature of this device is working with different forms of media, including videos up to 4K and 3D capabilities through HDMI. For instance, you can receive it from various sources, such as RCA, VGA, HDMI, or USB inputs. Additionally, wireless connectivity is available in this unit, thereby expanding connection options within office setups.

As far as most people are concerned, this Epson Pro EXP7280 meets all their requirements for a business projector.

Furthermore, it can be quickly installed in a few minutes, is extremely portable, and features a powerful enough lamp to compete with any ambient lighting conditions around. However, its long throw distance may not be suitable for smaller room sizes but it is an excellent choice for schools and offices where presentations involve large screens.

Best Projectors for Business Presentations: Enhance Your Professional Pitch with Cutting-Edge Technology

In today’s fast-paced business world, impactful presentations are essential for making a lasting impression. Choosing the best projector for business presentations is crucial to effectively communicate your message and captivate your audience. In this article, we present comprehensive reviews and a buying guide to help you select the best projectors for business presentations that align with your professional requirements. Whether you are pitching to potential clients, training employees, or giving a boardroom presentation, finding the right projector can significantly enhance the quality and impact of your presentations.

Best Projectors For Business Presentations – Comparison Table

Overview of projectors for business presentations.

Projectors are essential tools for business presentations, offering a versatile and impactful way to display information to an audience. With high resolutions and bright displays, projectors deliver crisp, clear images, making them ideal for showcasing detailed data, graphics, and multimedia content in boardrooms, meeting rooms, and auditoriums.

Business projectors come in various types, including portable, short-throw, and ultra-short-throw models, catering to different presentation environments and requirements. Portable projectors are convenient for on-the-go professionals, while short-throw projectors are suitable for small meeting spaces, and ultra-short-throw projectors minimize shadows and distractions in tight quarters.

With features such as wireless connectivity, keystone correction, and versatile input options, business projectors offer seamless integration with various devices and software platforms, enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of business presentations. These attributes make projectors an indispensable asset for modern business professionals seeking to deliver impactful and professional presentations.

01. Epson Pro EX9220

Impressive image quality and brightness make the Epson Pro EX9220 a standout choice for business presentations. Its wireless connectivity and easy setup enhance convenience, while the 3LCD technology ensures vibrant colors and sharp images. The 1080p resolution and 3,600 lumens deliver stunning visuals, making it ideal for both small and large meeting rooms. Additionally, the versatile HDMI and USB ports provide effortless connectivity with various devices, further adding to its appeal. Overall, the Epson Pro EX9220 offers reliable performance and exceptional features, making it a top-notch projector for professional use.

• High brightness of 3,600 lumens
• Wireless screen mirroring
• Full HD 1080p resolution
• Long lamp life of up to 10,000 hours
• Easy setup and connectivity
• HDMI and MHL support
• Expensive compared to some competing models.
• Some users have reported issues with wireless connectivity.

02. BenQ MH535FHD

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The MH535FHD’s bright and vibrant display, coupled with its long-lasting lamp and convenient features, make it a standout choice for anyone looking for a reliable and versatile projector. Whether it’s for business or pleasure, this projector offers an excellent balance of performance, value, and ease of use.

• High resolution Full HD video quality
• Brightness of 3,600 lumens
• Long lamp life of up to 15,000 hours
• Multiple connectivity options including HDMI and VGA
• Low input lag for gaming purposes
• Limited connectivity options
• Mediocre built-in speaker

03. ViewSonic PRO8530HDL

With its robust build quality and user-friendly features, the ViewSonic PRO8530HDL offers a compelling combination of performance and practicality. Its high brightness levels and detailed image reproduction make it a reliable choice for presentations, home entertainment, and professional setups, catering to a wide range of needs with ease.

• High native resolution (1080p) for sharp and clear images
• Brightness of 5200 ANSI lumens for great visibility in well-lit environments
• Multiple connectivity options including HDMI, VGA, and RJ45 for versatile use
• DynamicEco technology for energy-efficient performance
• Vertical lens shift and 1.6x optical zoom for flexible installation options
• Bulky and heavy design
• Average built-in speakers

04. Optoma EH512

Additionally, the EH512 features built-in speakers and keystone correction, providing added convenience and flexibility for use in different settings. Overall, the Optoma EH512 is a reliable and impressive projector that delivers exceptional visual performance, making it a great choice for both business and personal use.

• Bright 5,000 lumens for clear viewing in well-lit environments
• High resolution at 1080p for sharp and detailed images
• Versatile connectivity options including HDMI and VGA
• Long lamp life for lower maintenance and operating costs
• 1.6x zoom and vertical lens shift for flexible installation
• Built-in 10-watt speaker for enhanced audio playback
• Relatively high price compared to similar projectors in its category.
• Some users have reported fan noise during operation.

05. NEC NP-P525UL

The NEC NP-P525UL is a high-quality laser projector that delivers outstanding performance. With its 5,000 lumens brightness and WUXGA resolution, it offers crystal clear imagery, making it perfect for professional presentations, classrooms, and auditoriums. Its long-lasting laser light source and low maintenance design ensure reliable and cost-effective operation.

Furthermore, the projector features a variety of connectivity options and advanced features like geometric correction and edge blending, offering flexibility and versatility for various applications. Its eco-friendly benefits, including low power consumption and filter-free design, make it an excellent choice for sustainable businesses and institutions seeking reliable projection solutions.

• High brightness of 5,000 lumens
• Long-lasting laser light source
• Eco-friendly with low power consumption
• Wide range of connectivity options
• 4K ready for exceptional image quality
• Higher initial cost
• Limited color accuracy

Benefits of Investing in Projectors for Business Presentations

In today’s business world, effective presentations are essential for conveying information to clients, stakeholders, and employees. Projectors are crucial tools for delivering visually engaging and impactful presentations in various business settings. Here are a few reasons why people need to invest in the best projectors for business presentations.

Firstly, projectors offer a more immersive and professional way to showcase data, graphics, and multimedia content during business presentations. By providing a larger and clearer display, projectors help capture the audience’s attention and ensure that key points are effectively communicated.

Secondly, the best projectors for business presentations enable presenters to deliver dynamic and interactive content, enhancing audience engagement and understanding. Whether it’s a sales pitch, training session, or boardroom meeting, projectors facilitate seamless communication and collaboration, leading to better decision-making and outcomes.

Furthermore, projectors provide flexibility and convenience, allowing presenters to adapt to different spaces and lighting conditions. With superior brightness, resolution, and connectivity options, the best projectors for business presentations ensure that content can be displayed with optimum clarity and impact in any environment.

Lastly, investing in the best projectors for business presentations demonstrates a commitment to professionalism and innovation, leaving a positive impression on clients, investors, and colleagues. By enhancing the quality and effectiveness of presentations, projectors contribute to overall business success and competitiveness.

In conclusion, the importance of investing in the best projectors for business presentations cannot be overstated. These versatile tools are essential for delivering compelling, informative, and persuasive presentations that drive business objectives and leave a lasting impact on audiences.

Choosing the Right Projector for Your Business Needs

Selecting the ideal projector for business presentations is crucial for delivering impactful and professional visuals to your audience. Factors such as brightness, resolution, connectivity options, and portability play a significant role in determining the right fit for your business needs. Consider these key factors to ensure that your chosen projector aligns with your specific presentation requirements and enhances your overall professional image.

Brightness And Resolution

Brightness and resolution are crucial factors to consider when choosing projectors for business presentations. High brightness ensures clear and easily viewable images, even in well-lit rooms, allowing for impactful presentations without the need for total darkness. Meanwhile, optimal resolution ensures sharp, detailed visuals, maintaining the integrity of your content and facilitating effective communication. By prioritizing brightness and resolution, presenters can ensure that their business presentations are professional, engaging, and able to effectively convey their message to their audience, ultimately enhancing the overall impact and success of the presentation.

Portability And Ease Of Setup

Considering portability and ease of setup when choosing projectors for business presentations is crucial for seamless and efficient operations. A portable and easily setup projector offers flexibility in terms of placement and mobility, ensuring that presentations can be conducted in various locations without hassle. This factor also minimizes the time and effort required for setting up the equipment, allowing presenters to focus on the content and audience engagement. Additionally, a portable projector reduces the need for dedicated spaces, making it an ideal choice for professionals who frequently conduct presentations in different environments, thereby enhancing the overall productivity and convenience of business presentations.

Connectivity Options

Considering connectivity options is essential when selecting projectors for business presentations to ensure compatibility with various devices. With different devices such as laptops, tablets, and smartphones being used for presentations, having multiple connectivity options such as HDMI, VGA, and USB ports allows for seamless connectivity, regardless of the device being used. This flexibility enables presenters to easily switch between devices and ensures that the presentation can be delivered without any technical hitches. Additionally, having diverse connectivity options ensures that the projector can be used in different meeting rooms and settings, making it a versatile and valuable tool for business presentations.

Long Lamp Life And Maintenance

Consider the long lamp life and maintenance of projectors for business presentations to ensure reliable performance and cost-effectiveness. A longer lamp life means fewer replacements and reduced downtime, crucial for uninterrupted presentations. Low maintenance requirements also minimize operational disruptions and additional expenses, saving time and money for the business. By choosing a projector with a long lamp life and minimal maintenance needs, professionals can focus on delivering impactful presentations without worrying about technical interruptions or frequent replacements. This factor enhances the overall efficiency and effectiveness of business presentations, making it an essential consideration when selecting projectors.

Compatibility With Different Devices And File Formats

Consider the compatibility of a projector with different devices and file formats when choosing one for business presentations to ensure seamless connectivity and ease of use. Having a projector that can readily connect to various devices such as laptops, tablets, and smartphones, as well as support a wide range of file formats including PDF, PowerPoint, and video files, allows for flexibility and versatility in delivering presentations. This ensures that you can easily share and display content from different sources without encountering compatibility issues. By prioritizing compatibility, you can enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of your business presentations, ultimately leaving a positive impression on your audience.

What Are The Key Factors To Consider When Choosing A Projector For Business Presentations?

When choosing a projector for business presentations, it’s important to consider the brightness and resolution of the projector. A projector with high brightness, measured in lumens, will ensure that the image is clear and visible even in well-lit rooms. Additionally, a higher resolution projector will provide sharp and detailed images, making your presentations more professional and impactful.

Another key factor is the connectivity options of the projector. Look for a projector that offers multiple input options such as HDMI, USB, and wireless connectivity to easily connect to different devices. This flexibility will allow you to seamlessly present from various sources like laptops, tablets, or smartphones, making it easier to conduct successful business presentations.

What Are The Best Projectors For Small Meeting Rooms Or Boardrooms?

For small meeting rooms or boardrooms, the best projectors are typically compact, easy to set up, and provide high-resolution images. Look for projectors with at least 1080p resolution, a high brightness level of 3000 lumens or more, and a good contrast ratio for clear, sharp images even in well-lit rooms. Models with built-in wireless connectivity and versatile mounting options can also be advantageous for small spaces. Some top options to consider are the BenQ MH530FHD, Epson PowerLite 1781W, and Optoma EH412.

Additionally, projectors with flexible connectivity options like HDMI, VGA, and USB ports can be ideal for accommodating different devices and ensuring seamless presentations. It’s also important to consider the maintenance and durability of the projector, so selecting models with long-lasting lamps and reliable warranties can help minimize downtime and ensure the longevity of the equipment.

How Do I Determine The Ideal Brightness And Resolution For My Business Presentation Projector?

When determining the ideal brightness for your business presentation projector, consider the ambient light in the room where you’ll be presenting. For well-lit areas, aim for a projector with at least 3,000 lumens, while darker spaces may require around 1,500 lumens. As for resolution, an XGA (1024×768) resolution is suitable for general presentations, while higher resolutions like WXGA (1280×800) or Full HD (1920×1080) are ideal for detailed visuals and video content. Matching the projector’s specifications to your presentation environment will ensure optimal visibility and clarity for your audience.

To determine the ideal brightness and resolution for your business presentation projector, assess the size of the room and the distance between the projector and the screen. For larger spaces or longer throw distances, a higher lumen output will maintain image quality and visibility. Consider the type of content you’ll be presenting too – detailed graphics, spreadsheets, and videos benefit from higher resolutions. Ultimately, selecting a projector with appropriate brightness and resolution tailored to your specific presentation needs will enhance the visual impact and effectiveness of your business presentations.

What Connectivity Options Should I Look For In A Business Presentation Projector?

When selecting a business presentation projector, it’s essential to consider the connectivity options available. Look for projectors with HDMI, VGA, and USB ports to ensure compatibility with a variety of devices such as laptops, tablets, and smartphones. Additionally, having wireless connectivity features like Bluetooth or Wi-Fi can provide convenient and flexible ways to share presentations without the hassle of cables.

Furthermore, consider projectors with network connectivity options such as Ethernet or wireless LAN to easily integrate into your organization’s network and simplify the process of sharing content from multiple sources. These connectivity options can enhance the flexibility and accessibility of your presentations, making it easier to engage with your audience and deliver impactful business presentations.

In conclusion, choosing the best projector for business presentations is a critical decision that can greatly impact the success of your professional engagements. With the comprehensive reviews and informative buying guide provided, selecting the ideal projector that meets your business needs has been made easier. Whether seeking portability, advanced features, or top-notch performance, these recommended projectors offer a range of options to suit diverse business presentation requirements. Invest in the best projector for business presentations and stand out with crystal-clear visuals and seamless presentations that leave a lasting impression on your audience.

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There's nothing like watching your favorite films in a dark room on a massive screen. For that authentic movie theater experience at home, you’ll need a projector (and a popcorn maker ).

You used to have to shell out more than $10,000 to get an excellent projected experience, but you can now get a massive, beautiful picture for less than the cost of a flagship TV . Projectors are also much more portable and easier to set up than ever. And if you have space, there are excellent pocket-sized and short-throw models that make lawn-side movie nights as easy as finding an extension cord and a level chair to set them on. Below are our favorite models and a couple of screens to pair with them.

Working on a total home-theater overhaul and need some help? We've got an entire guide to How to Set Up a Projector . Also, be sure to check out our buying guides to the Best Soundbars and Best 4K Streaming Devices .

Updated September 2023: We added the Optoma UHD55, BenQ TK860i, and BenQ W4000i.

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Best for Most

The previous Optoma model, the UHD50X ( 9/10, WIRED Recommends ), offered one of the best pictures you'll find at a reasonable price, and the newer UHD55 keeps with that tradition. At 3,600 lumens, this projector is now bright enough for even lit rooms, and the image quality and ease of setup are directly comparable to the BenQ model that follows it on this list.

Plug in a gaming computer with a good enough video card and it will offer a 240-Hz refresh rate and low enough response time that you can play most online games. The high refresh rate also makes the UHD55 great for sports, which often look weird on projectors. I also like that this model supports Alexa, so you can literally ask your phone to turn the projector on.

If you want an upgrade, check out the UHZ50 ($2,800) , which uses laser projection, which makes it faster to turn on and off, and quieter for smaller rooms.

The latest bright-room projector from BenQ is another solid option for most people. With 3,300 lumens, the TK860i is more than bright enough for lit rooms, and it makes the thing positively gleam in the dark. This projector also comes with Android TV, which makes it easy to stream your favorite shows and movies instantly, no other streaming device is required.

It's light and easy to position. The projector can be placed between 9.9 and 12.8 feet from the wall, with up to 120-inch screen size. The Optoma above gets a bit brighter, but this has a bit better color and is still an excellent projector for most people. My advice? Go with whichever is cheaper at the moment.

Easiest Setup

Most traditional projectors require a significant distance between the device and the screen you want your image on, but not this laser projector. This all-in-one device ( 8/10, WIRED Recommends ) sits right on a traditional TV stand and projects an image upward onto an up-to-130-inch screen. It comes with a Dolby Atmos soundbar built in, which means you don’t even need to splurge for better sound until you really want to. Best of all, the setup couldn’t be easier, with a built-in Android TV interface and laser projection system that will be projecting your favorite shows and movies in no time.

High-End Pick

Epson's flagship 4K projectors have always been some of the best that money can buy. It feels like every generation builds in more value. It's hard to perceive value when it comes to a $5,000 projector, but this thing looks like a $20,000 (or more!) projector would have 10 years ago.

This three-chip laser projector is capable of 2,700 peak lumens for a bright picture in even moderately lit rooms, and it's so precise with color that it can do full 10-bit high dynamic range. It's also decent for gaming and watching sports, thanks to a 120-Hz refresh rate. If you have a theater room and need a new projector, this is a solid option.

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Best for Gamers

Our top pick is good for most casual gamers, but if you demand an even shorter lag time, the UHD38x from the same company is your best bet. Projectors have always had slower input response times (the time it takes your motion on a gamepad to react onscreen) than regular TVs, but the UHD38x fixes this with a superfast 240-Hz refresh rate at full HD resolution. That lowers the input latency to a mere 4.2 milliseconds, compared with 16 on the UHD55X—more than good enough for all but the most competitive gamers.

When you're not using it to play Tears of the Kingdom on an up-to-300-inch screen, you can watch all your favorite films and TV shows in 4K. At 4,000 lumens, it's also bright enough for medium-lit rooms. The one thing I don't like about it? You can't shift the lens inside if you want to reposition it, so you'll want to make sure you have a proper mounting solution planned before you pull the trigger.

Best Under $3,000

This bright 4K projector from BenQ has two names: It's called the W4000i in the rest of the world, the HD4550i in the United States. Regardless of the model number, it looks and acts the same, with the best picture quality I've seen this side of three thousand bucks.

This projector meets 100 percent of DCI-P3 and Rec. 709 color standards (read: colors look bright but not washed out), and the black levels are also pretty awesome for a projector. I also like that this model comes with an Android TV system, which allows you to easily stream your favorite shows and movies in no time. With 3,200 lumens it's bright enough for even lit rooms, with 4 LEDs rated at 20,000 hours of viewing time before you'll need to think about replacement. Another benefit to spending a bit extra? It does a 240-Hz refresh rate at 1080p, which means this projector is shockingly adept at gaming and sports.

The Smartest Projector

This gorgeous 4K laser projector from LG ( 8/10, WIRED Recommends ) is also beautiful to look at when media is playing, and it's just about the easiest to use when it comes to finding stuff to play. It has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and LG’s TV operating system built in, including the awesome Wiimote-like LG Smart Remote. That means you can access everything from Netflix to Apple Airplay casting.

It’s a bit cumbersome to mount (you’ll want two people), but once you do, vertical and horizontal adjustments for the lens make lining it up with your screen a breeze. It even has HDMI eARC, which makes it easy to connect to soundbars and other modern receivers. The projector’s remote can control them.

A Portable Smart Projector

If you have Wi-Fi in your back yard, this portable little model from LG is a great way to have movie night. It has a built-in smart TV interface that features all the biggest apps, and the onboard speakers are loud enough for a small gathering (though you might want to consider speakers or a soundbar if you're playing for more than a few.

I like how easy it is to set up and get things streaming on this model, which easily focused in seconds using the slider on the top of the device. The screen size gets up there, too, with this little thing capable of 450 lumens (you'll want it to be night to watch outside) and up to a 120-inch screen. It's full HD (1080p), and though it will go that big, I found this model best for a normal-to-large TV-sized screen (about 80 inches in diameter). Be aware: It wavers in an out of stock on Amazon but can be found elsewhere regularly.

Best for Phones

The CineBeam PH30N is a blast. It has two hours of battery life, so you can watch a short movie anywhere (plug it in for longer sessions), and you can even stream things straight from your cell phone—no cables required. With 720p resolution and up to a 100-inch image size all from a projector that fits easily in a purse, you'll be watching Netflix in the woods in no time. Just wait until it's dark, because portable projectors aren't nearly as bright as their beefier, cabled counterparts.

Best Indoor Screen

If you're gonna splurge on a projector, you should snag a screen to go with it. You'll get better colors, sharper highlights, and have a more cinematic experience overall. My favorite is this Silver Ticket model, which looks as good as screens that cost much more. It's also super easy to mount.

Best Outdoor Screen

Outdoor movie nights shouldn't rely on an old white sheet or the scruffed-up wall of your garage. Instead, grab the Yardmaster 2 from Elite Screens, which assembles in minutes and comes with a carrying case for storage between events. Don't want two screens in your life? Do what I did and just move it inside during the cooler months.

Tips and Tricks

Projectors offer larger screen sizes and a more cinematic viewing experience than their TV counterparts, but that doesn't mean they're easier to set up. That's why we have an entire guide to How to Buy a Projector to check out!

Unless you're going for a portable option, you'll want to make sure you have a projector mount ($24) and audio cables properly routed to the location of your projector. This is because setting up full-size projectors to fit your screen, be in focus, etc., can be a pain, so once you get everything dialed in, you'll want to leave it as-is.

Make sure you get enough lumens (how bright your projector will get at its peak, the higher the number the better). Over 2,000 lumens is a good starting space for any kind of lit viewing, but we recommend 3000 or above if you're viewing in a bright room.

Another thing to bear in mind before you get a projector is just how much space you'll need to properly set it up. In most cases, you'll need 10 to 15 feet between the screen and the projector (be sure to check the “throw distance” listed by the manufacturer in the manual) to achieve screen sizes over 100 inches.

Without a completely dark room, the image can look washed out and be hard to see. If you don't have a room without windows, consider getting blackout curtains. For more detailed information on how to set up a projector after it arrives, I highly recommend this video .

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Working in business development requires a high level of personal interaction, which can be challenging for people who are naturally introverted. Along with one-on-one meetings, business development leaders often make presentations, a medium where it can be more difficult to create connections with audience members.

Below, 20 members of Forbes Business Development Council share their advice on how introverts can improve their presentation skills. By making time to prepare, utilizing visual aids and leaning into their natural strengths, introverts can showcase their knowledge and make a lasting impression on their audience.

1. Practice Your Presentation

Introverted biz dev leaders can enhance presentation skills by practicing in low-pressure settings, focusing on their strengths and preparing thoroughly. They can also utilize storytelling and active listening to engage audiences, build rapport and make meaningful connections, ultimately driving better results for their bottom line. - Dr. Saju Skaria , Digitech Services

2. Focus On Building Connections

“Supercommunicators,” as introduced by Charles Duhigg, prioritize connection over mere extroversion or polished presentation skills. They excel at building rapport, demonstrating genuine care and asking insightful questions. To enhance your presentation skills, focus on your audience’s interests and find meaningful ways to connect. - Quyen Pham , Releady

3. Showcase Your Passion

Introverted leaders can significantly improve their presentation skills by harnessing their emotional qualities. They should focus on the passion behind their ideas and connect emotionally with the audience. Visualizing success and truly believing in their perspective can turn nervous energy into the most amazing presentations, making genuine connections with their teams. - Jacob Collins , Collins Ecom

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Here are some strategies through which introverted biz dev leaders can improve their presentation skills: 1. Prepare and practice; 2. Focus on strengths; 3. Utilize visual aids; 4. Engage the audience; 5. Practice active listening; 6. Build authentic connections; 7. Seek feedback and continuous improvement and 8. Leverage technology. - Nandhakumar Purushothaman , Mphasis Limited

5. Be Genuine To Connect With Your Audience

I am an introvert, and a piece of advice that stayed with me was to remember that I was an expert on the topic that I was speaking on. Take a deep breath and look at the experience and expertise that you bring to the table. You are of value. If the topic is interesting to you, then it's likely it will be for others. Be yourself; people connect with those who are genuine. - Sheila Halvorson , Harvest Revenue Group LLC

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6. Draw On Your Personal Experiences

If you are a business development professional and consider yourself an introvert, consider yourself lucky. Your strengths have already overshadowed your perceived weakness in your journey to becoming a professional. Harness your inner introvert power and use it for good. Create presentations that include personal experiences that will resonate with the people you are looking to connect with. - Jason Holden , Akkerman

7. Use Technology To Practice

Introverts may not want to practice presentations in front of their peers or managers. Instead, they can use technology to practice speaking and presentations in a self-paced, bite-size manner. Several AI-powered enablement platforms allow leaders to practice talking points, record themselves and receive AI-generated feedback on their tone, word choice, message delivery and more. - Hayden Stafford , Seismic

8. Focus On Your Strengths

For introverts, preparation is key to success. They have to prepare, prepare, prepare and leverage their inner strengths. So, if someone is passionate about what they do but is introverted, they should focus their presentation on the areas that make that passion come alive. By leaning into those strengths, introverts become more confident and can more easily articulate their ideas. - Wayne Elsey , The Funds2Orgs Group

9. Discover Your Communication Style

Introverted business development leaders can improve their presentation skills by tapping into insights provided by "Human Design" and aligning with one's natural energy patterns. For example, "Projectors" excel when they wait for invitations to share their insights, while "Reflectors" benefit from allowing themselves time to process information, which helps them make more meaningful connections. - Bryce Welker , The CPA Exam Guy

10. Find Opportunities To Hear Feedback

By appraising the total skills to deduce the biz dev resource requirements, diverse team members can enhance team presentation skills. Daily standup for the progress check would be helpful for the introverted leaders because the diverse characters from the team members will create ideas and take charge of the roles in each step to help the biz dev leaders improve their pitch. - Gyehyon Andrea Jo , MVLASF

11. Reduce Presentation Pressure With Small Groups

Introverted leaders should focus on one-on-one or small group interactions, where they're likely to feel more comfortable and can make deeper connections. These settings can be more conducive to building the trust and relationships essential for business development success. Utilizing visual aids and technology can also help by diverting some attention away from the speaker. - Saurabh Choudhuri , SAP

12. Lean On Your Listening Skills

Play to your strengths—thoughtful insights, grounding energy, focused approach and good listening skills. As an introverted leader, you can listen for what's being said (and more importantly, what is not being said) in client and business meetings to drive growth for clients. Introverted biz dev leaders then collaborate effectively to solve client pain points. This creates a win-win situation. - Archana Rao , Innova Solutions

13. Apply Storytelling Techniques

Leveraging deep industry insights, introverted biz dev leaders can hone their presentation skills by focusing on clarity, storytelling and data visualization. Personalizing interactions, even in large settings, fosters stronger connections. By mastering these techniques, they can significantly enhance their impact, driving tangible improvements in their organization's bottom line. - Rahul Saluja , Cyient

14. Stay Focused On Your Audience

Excellent presentations require the presenter to focus on the needs of the recipient, not just the needs of the presenter. Be prepared and rehearse your presentation extensively. During the presentation, manage your anxiety by breathing deeply and building rapport with the audience. - Julie Thomas , ValueSelling Associates

15. Ask Questions For Audience Engagement

Active listening is key. Even when you're presenting to a room full of people, communication is two-way, so listening intently to your audience by asking them thoughtful questions is a tremendous way to foster engagement. This also makes the presentation more of a discussion and could help the introverted leader feel more comfortable and at ease. - Ben Elder , Simpplr

16. Solicit Feedback To Find Ways To Improve

Introverted biz dev leaders can boost presentation skills by thoroughly preparing, leveraging strengths like listening, practicing in smaller groups, using visual aids for engaging storytelling and seeking constructive feedback for continuous improvement. These steps enhance connection and impact. - Tina Gada , Vanguard Group

17. Integrate Visual Aids For Impact

In my experience, introverted leaders are deep thinkers and can be dynamic, thought-provoking presenters. What makes them successful is preparing thoroughly, practicing, using visual aids, engaging the audience and seeking networking opportunities. These strategies help build confidence, deliver compelling presentations and foster meaningful connections to their audience. - Scotty Elliott , AmeriLife

18. Have Confidence In Your Expertise

Focus on the fact that this is not a personal situation, and your main goal is to share your know-how or experience with others. Remember what your skill set is and the added value you bring. Your presentation should not be focused on you and your ego, but on the knowledge you bring to the business world. If you realize the value you bring to others, your introverted preoccupations will go away. - Anna Jankowska , RTB House

19. Train Your Presentation 'Muscles'

My first corporate job out of college was a sales role and I was terrified. I took an improv class to help me think on my feet. If improv classes aren't an option, practice, practice, practice. Record yourself giving an important presentation and critique it. Your ability to communicate is your superpower, and you need to train it like you would any other muscle. - Ashleigh Stanford , PracticeTek

20. Explore Different Ways To Engage

You don't have to push yourself to do public talks. You can still share your knowledge and build your reputation comfortably by writing articles, books or sharing reviews and comments online. This way, you can get your ideas out there without feeling uncomfortable, and it won't drop your visibility or impact. It might even help you connect better with others, improving your bottom line. - Dima Raketa , Reputation House

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What the New Overtime Rule Means for Workers

One of the basic principles of the American workplace is that a hard day’s work deserves a fair day’s pay. Simply put, every worker’s time has value. A cornerstone of that promise is the  Fair Labor Standards Act ’s (FLSA) requirement that when most workers work more than 40 hours in a week, they get paid more. The  Department of Labor ’s new overtime regulation is restoring and extending this promise for millions more lower-paid salaried workers in the U.S.

Overtime protections have been a critical part of the FLSA since 1938 and were established to protect workers from exploitation and to benefit workers, their families and our communities. Strong overtime protections help build America’s middle class and ensure that workers are not overworked and underpaid.

Some workers are specifically exempt from the FLSA’s minimum wage and overtime protections, including bona fide executive, administrative or professional employees. This exemption, typically referred to as the “EAP” exemption, applies when: 

1. An employee is paid a salary,  

2. The salary is not less than a minimum salary threshold amount, and 

3. The employee primarily performs executive, administrative or professional duties.

While the department increased the minimum salary required for the EAP exemption from overtime pay every 5 to 9 years between 1938 and 1975, long periods between increases to the salary requirement after 1975 have caused an erosion of the real value of the salary threshold, lessening its effectiveness in helping to identify exempt EAP employees.

The department’s new overtime rule was developed based on almost 30 listening sessions across the country and the final rule was issued after reviewing over 33,000 written comments. We heard from a wide variety of members of the public who shared valuable insights to help us develop this Administration’s overtime rule, including from workers who told us: “I would love the opportunity to...be compensated for time worked beyond 40 hours, or alternately be given a raise,” and “I make around $40,000 a year and most week[s] work well over 40 hours (likely in the 45-50 range). This rule change would benefit me greatly and ensure that my time is paid for!” and “Please, I would love to be paid for the extra hours I work!”

The department’s final rule, which will go into effect on July 1, 2024, will increase the standard salary level that helps define and delimit which salaried workers are entitled to overtime pay protections under the FLSA. 

Starting July 1, most salaried workers who earn less than $844 per week will become eligible for overtime pay under the final rule. And on Jan. 1, 2025, most salaried workers who make less than $1,128 per week will become eligible for overtime pay. As these changes occur, job duties will continue to determine overtime exemption status for most salaried employees.

The rule will also increase the total annual compensation requirement for highly compensated employees (who are not entitled to overtime pay under the FLSA if certain requirements are met) from $107,432 per year to $132,964 per year on July 1, 2024, and then set it equal to $151,164 per year on Jan. 1, 2025.

Starting July 1, 2027, these earnings thresholds will be updated every three years so they keep pace with changes in worker salaries, ensuring that employers can adapt more easily because they’ll know when salary updates will happen and how they’ll be calculated.

The final rule will restore and extend the right to overtime pay to many salaried workers, including workers who historically were entitled to overtime pay under the FLSA because of their lower pay or the type of work they performed. 

We urge workers and employers to visit  our website to learn more about the final rule.

Jessica Looman is the administrator for the U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division. Follow the Wage and Hour Division on Twitter at  @WHD_DOL  and  LinkedIn .  Editor's note: This blog was edited to correct a typo (changing "administrator" to "administrative.")

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How to Select a Wireless Presentation System

For the last two decades, sharing a screen in a meeting room required cables, AV switchers, and touch panels. These systems typically start at US$10,000 plus custom programming.

Today’s new HDMI wireless presentation and conferencing systems offer far more flexibility and ease of use – at a fraction of the cost of a traditional wired system. But how do you pick the best one for your needs? There are three major types of wireless presentation systems available today:

• Button Based Solutions – Use a physical connection to your notebook for screen mirroring and video conferencing.
• Wi-Fi Network Hub Solutions – Use the company Wi-Fi network to connect your notebook.
• Wireless HDMI TV Solutions – Use streaming protocols built into your PC

We will look at the three types of presentations solutions to look at the pros and cons of each system and what the trade-offs are based on your usage models. The key factors we will look at will be:

• How easy they are to use, especially for visitors?
• How much do they cost and how much IT support is needed to setup and manage?
• How do these systems secure your presentation content from hackers and unauthorized viewing?

Button-Based Solutions

These systems use physical button transmitter that connects to a visitor’s laptop and wirelessly transmits the HDMI signal to a receiver located near the projector or flat panel. To switch presenters, the new presenter simply presses their button and the screen switches to their notebook or device. These systems also  have major security advantages  of these over generic systems since the wireless signal is encrypted to keep hackers and sniffers from viewing the signal on an unauthorized receiver and are CVSS 3.0 certified

From a set up perspective, they are IT-friendly and easy to install for basic screen mirroring, since the receivers set up their own hidden wireless network and don’t require any special IT support for basic functionality.  For a typical meeting, they can split the screen to handle multiple presenters, and have the ability to use an interactive display to control your presentation. 

While most video conferencing in a meeting room is done on a dedicated PC, the BenQ InstaShow VS and Barco Clickshare both have the ability to support video conferencing.   Simply plug in your webcam and microphone to the receiver, and you can support any video conferencing system using your notebook.  The InstaShow adds another layer of security by enabling visitors to use the button to connect to the internet – without having to login to the main network.

The BenQ InstaShow’s unique feature is that it does not require any special software or app to work for wireless presentation screen mirroring, enabling meeting room visitors to use to quickly connect to the system.  It can also connect to other types of devices such as Chromebooks, media players, and is capable of wirelessly streaming HDCP content such as movies or video clips.

The BenQ InstaShow VS20 Wireless Presentation System comes with two transmitters and a tabletop holder and support for 4K UHD resolution.

Wi-Fi Network Hub-Based Solutions

These solutions utilize the company network to enable laptops and other devices to share a screen. The system uses a receiver hub that is connected to the corporate network, similar to the receivers used in the hardware approach used by Barco and BenQ but relies on specialized software apps to capture and transmit the signal to the correct screen over the enterprise WiFi network.

Setup and Ease of Use

Wi-Fi typically requires visitors and employees to load software onto their notebooks.

For a visitor to use a system, they will need to:

• Install the manufacturer’s display application software onto their notebook or device
• Log onto the correct enterprise network to access the receiver
• Pick the correct display receiver

There are two primary disadvantages of the Wi-Fi network hub-based solution. First, the system typically requires a proprietary app to be loaded onto the laptop, which can be a major problem when a visitor does not have the rights – or is concerned that the software could contain malware or other hidden codes. Many companies “lock down” their notebooks from third party software to remove the threat of malware. This could delay a meeting – or cause the system to be unusable to a visitor.

The second disadvantage is that these devices need to be installed and managed by IT staff . Typically, the visitor’s notebook used for the presentation must be logged on to the same network as the presentation receiver hub. Since meeting rooms represent the most exposure to external threats, these might be set up on different VLAN networks, which would require a more complicated setup and security protection from the IT department, including specific port usage. In addition, the bandwidth requirement to manage video and other rich content could require changing network priorities or settings. Wi-Fi network solutions are completely dependent upon the performance of the corporate network. 

TV-Based Wireless HDMI Transmitters / Receivers

The third type of wireless HDMI solution is designed for consumers to share video content from a source, such as a game console, to a television and eliminate the need for a HDMI cable. These systems have the advantage of being less expensive than the other solutions and easy to set up. Most systems use a single transmitter that attaches to the HDMI port on a computer, with power coming from the USB port or DC power source. The receiver is attached to the display and configured with a remote.

The major disadvantage of these systems is that they  do not provide any encryption or other security protection  to protect the information sent from the transmitter to be received by an unauthorized third party. While this is not a major concern in a home environment transmitting a movie to a projector, it is a  significant risk in a corporate or engineering environment  where company information could be stolen.

The second disadvantage is that only one transmitter is linked to the receiver , making it difficult for multiple presenters to share their screens in a collaborative manner. This solution is best suited for a consumer application to overcome cabling issues or applications where there is no data confidentiality concern (such as a small house of worship). There are a number of vendors that offer these solutions including Nyrius, IoGear, and StarTech.

Comparison Table

Here is a summary of popular models of different types of wireless presentation systems. As you can see, some models require annual subscriptions after the initial purchase to keep certain features and for security updates.  BenQ InstaShow doesn’t require any subscriptions and new feature updates are free over the product lifetime.

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• Request and compare quotes, then hire the Home Stager that perfectly fits your project and budget limits.

A home stager is a professional who prepares a house for sale, aiming to attract more buyers and potentially secure a higher selling price. They achieve this through the following techniques:

• Rearranging furniture to optimize space and functionality.
• Decluttering to create a clean and spacious look.
• Making repairs to address visible issues.
• Enhancing aesthetics with artwork, accessories, and lighting.
• Introducing new furnishings to update the style.

Their goal is to present the house in the best light. Home stagers in Lyubertsy help buyers envision themselves living there, increasing the chances of a successful sale.

• Decluttering
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• Space Planning
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Benefits of the home staging in Lyubertsy:

• Attractive and inviting: Staging creates a welcoming atmosphere for potential buyers.
• Faster sale: Homes sell more quickly, reducing time on the market.
• Higher sale price: Staging can lead to higher offers and appeal to a wider range of buyers.
• Showcasing best features: Strategic arrangement highlights positives and minimizes flaws.
• Stand out online: Staged homes capture attention in online listings.
• Emotional connection: Staging creates a positive impression that resonates with buyers.
• Easy visualization: Buyers can easily picture themselves living in a staged home.
• Competitive advantage: Staging sets your home apart from others on the market.
• Affordable investment: Cost-effective way to maximize selling potential and ROI.
• Professional expertise: Experienced stagers ensure optimal presentation for attracting buyers.

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