The PK301's price point is on the more expensive side with a MSRP $399. Although you can get Pico projectors for a lot less money, you generally don't get as many features, and brightness is usually much less. Not to mention the resolution of the chea...
The Optoma PK-301's combination of aspect ratio and brightness put it in a unique class by itself. With a list price of $399 and very fine video and data images, it is well suited for those who do widescreen presentations, or want to watch movies at h...
Abstract: I’d recommend the PK301, but at $400 it really is quite expensive for what it’s providing — not to mention the fact that I didn’t find it to be much brighter than the PK201. Add to this their short battery life and it seems to me that you’ve got a great product… in about a year.
Unusually bright. Connects to both computers and video devices. Audio out for headset or speakers.
Low volume. Visibly uneven brightness across the screen. No composite video cable included. VGA cable may be too short.
The Optoma PK301 Pico Pocket Projector is the brightest pico projector yet, but it's a study in tradeoffs between brightness and size, weight, and battery life. Buy it now...
Abstract: When we first saw a palm-sized pico projector a couple of years ago, we were unimpressed. My, how things have changed! We took the Optoma PK301 Pico Pocket Projector for a spin, and it's vastly improved over its predecessors. While it's not going to sh...
The PK301 boasts one of the better resolutions in the pocket projector business. While it doesn’t stretch quite into the eye-popping world of HD, the 854 x 480 pixel count is native 16:9 widescreen, making this model more suitable for watching movies than most of its rivals, which are firmly mired in 4:3-sville. At 50 lumens the image is also brighter than most, and while you won’t be able to enj
Optoma hasn’t been able to iron out all the issues with pico projector performance, however, and the PK301 tends to get pretty noisy on the fan front once you crank up the brightness. It also struggles to provide a really sharp picture – very noticeable if you’re viewing a 50-inch or larger picture. Oh, and the built-in speakers can only muster 0.5W of power, leaving them tinnier than a tuna cann
One of the better pico projectors around, undoubtedly – but you still have to trade off a lot in performance terms for that pocket-friendly size.Best offers for the Optoma PK301 Pico ProjectoreBay.co.uk £299.00 Pixmania £299.00 Misco £352.49 Amazon Mar...
