Dell M110 1280 x 800 300 ANSI Lumens LED Ultra - Mobile Projector 10000:1 Dell M110 1280 x 800 300 ANSI Lumens LED Ultra - Mobile Projector 10000:1

Pros: I'm using this beauty for gaming on a two meter wide screen (~80"). Refresh rate, color gamut, contrast, brightness, this thing gets them all right. It is a really good alternative, often the *best* one on the current market.

Cons: No audio output port! It has a pair of cheap speakers, but no way of outputting that signal (as it might come from HDMI).

Other Thoughts: Originally I connected my X360 via HDMI, but then I was forced to use it's built-in speakers for audio. They work, but they're not good. So I'm now using a composite-to-HDMI converter to separate audio and video. Wish this thing had an audio-out port...

Pros: The projection clarity is better than Acer K330, in my opinion. Easy to use

Cons: No audio out. Meaning, if you cannot connect your speakers to it, no volume will ever come out.
Only audio in. Meaning, you can plug an audio device to it, but the projector itself is outputing sound from it's own speakers; which are terrible.

The speakers on this device M110, generally speaking sound similar if not worse than a $10 alarm clock radio.

Pros: Small, quite bright for being an led model. Great picture. Can be used with a tripod

Cons: the speaker is a joke...couldn't hear anything on it with hdmi. It sat a little crooked when placed on a desk or table.

Other Thoughts: I didnt not purchase the warranty, so I opened up the unit and removed the speaker. I soldered a 3.5mm audio jack in place of it, to enable audio output. Also, i used a camera tripod to balance it, and now it is a great piece of equptment. I. Use it daily.

Pros: - cheap (I bought it for $399.99 with $20 Newegg Promotional Gift Card)
- portable
- HDMI support
- bright colors
- screen size
- 20,000 hours lamp life

- DELL M110 mobile projector is good for movie/home entertainment/presentation.

Cons: - could not focus images on the entire area
- no cap to protect the lens
- speaker is useless

- DELL M110 mobile projector is not recommended for web browsing/documents or any functions that has to do with text because of the focusing issue.

Other Thoughts: - haven't tried the USB/SD card function yet.

Pros: Small
Full HDMI port

Cons: Picture is uneven (Short on one size, taller on other)
Can't get all 4 corners in focus
Puts off a lot of heat
Fan(s) are loud.
No audio out

Other Thoughts: No amount of tinkering can get picture in focus or even dimensions. Displays a surprisingly bright picture, but that can't make up for a blurry picture.

Pros: - Small, portable, great for deployment... at least for one season of Spartacus and a hand full of movies at one or two sessions a night until it decides to stop working.

Cons: - $350 + $25 for APO shipping for 17 hours of use worth it? NO!
- Did I mention it stopped working properly after merely 17 hours of use at one to three hour sessions each night until then?
- Loud fans (didn't bother me when it worked)
- No simple lens cap to protect the lens while still being plugged in (I could unplug everything and put it back in the case after each session, but... no).
- Speaker is a waste of hardware space and money for the product (I used a pair of Bluetooth headphones instead).
- Glossy exterior attracts finger prints (doesn't bother me here)
- You cannot focus everything, there will always be a blurry area.
- 30 day replacement only, which is useless for me in Afghanistan, because it took 20 days to get to me. $375 down the drain. I'm pretty furious...
- Useless blinking blue light when in standby mode (manufacturers, I can tell when something is plugged in; I do not need a light to obnoxiously remind me every other second).

Other Thoughts: Whatever happened, it wasn't due to my faults. I set this thing up on a trip pod and I've left in that spot for about two weeks. I'd only used it for about one to three hours each night and it worked wonderfully. Around ten hours of use it started flickering the colors. I messed around with the settings and found that turning down the color temperature from the default 'high' to 'med' stopped this until last night. Now it flickers between red, blue, and green unless I turn the color temperature down to 'low,' but then it only displays blue and green colors. There's no red present at all. It's a paper weight for me now, I can't get a refund, I can't return it, and I highly doubt Dell is going to do a darn thing about it.

I take care of my things; I'm OCD as hell. I didn't knock it at all, I didn't drop it, I didn't leave it exposed to the elements, and I didn't overuse it. The information screen says it's been used for a total of 17 hours. I covered it up every night after I was done with a towel AFTER it had finished cooling itself off with the loud fans. It's just a faulty device, period.

I buy things highly based on their reviews, and did not expect this thing to malfunction this soon. I'm very disappointed...

Pros: I bought this product with a very skeptical mindset and my skepticism totally subsided after the first time I used the product. Visually stunning picture from such a small device. I was worried the low lumen count but this thing is just as bright as my friends home theater projector. You cant have a billion lights on when you use it though but I don't see why you would need lights unless you are using it for business purposes. I tested it through my laptop and also through hdmi from my xbox with mirrors edge and halo 4. I was immensely satisfied with the picture quality in 1080p hd with an 80 inch display with perfect picture. If you're worried about fan noise its practically silent and even if the slight fan noise bothers you. You can turn in to eco mode and it only becomes a little dimmer but you hardly notice it. It has manual keystone correction which comes in handy if you need it. The many different visual modes are wonderful for video games and watching movies. I highly recommend this product to anyone who wants a portable projector that can basically coverage and visual projection needs you may have.

Cons: The only thing I was disappointed about with this product is that you cant focus all 4 corners perfectly so at least one side will be slightly blurry but it wasn't that bothersome.

Pros: Size. Ease of use.

Cons: NOT LED like the listing/description states. NO Audio OUT.

Other Thoughts: Why on earth would this product be listed with the term "LED" in its title, and the words "high-resolution LED projection" in the product description when its has DLP projection? This unit is only equipped with a standard DLP bulb, NOT AN LED BULB. Shame.

Pros: The projector is quite bright and the picture quality is pretty good overall. The form-factor is nice and the build quality feels good.

Cons: After less than 30 hrs of use the image began to flicker and the color distorted. The projector would have to be unplugged for about 30 seconds before it would go back to normal. No settings would fix it and I checked multiple inputs as well.

As others have mentioned it is impossible to have the entire screen in focus at the same time. I thought that it would be a relatively minor issue but it is pretty badly out of focus in some parts when sharp in others on a flat wall. Trying to view any stationary image can cause a headache.

Loud. It does not have a loud fan, it has three. Even down the hall from where it is setup the thing is loud. I mistook it for my furnace running once.

Other Thoughts: I was really excited about this projector. I thought that it would be a fun way to watch movies without a TV. But now I want to send it back. I hope to at least get one that doesn't have the flickering/distorted color issue but my wife used the box it came in to send a present to her mom and Newegg won't take it back without the box. I have to try to get the box back from my mother in law before my return period ends (stupid on my part).

I called dell when I first had issues and they said that they could not help without an order number and the one I have from Newegg didn't work. In a chat session with Newegg after getting of the phone with Dell they told me to call Dell. They even told me to call Dell after I told them that Dell said they couldn't do anything for me.

Even if I am able to return this projector they will only replace it with the same one (no exchanges are allowed) and I'm not sure that I'm so excited to get this same projector again.

Pros: 150 inch (12+ feet) screen worked great. I played Halo 4 with this projected on the largest wall I could find in my house, and it works great WITHOUT a dedicated screen. My wall just has standard matte white paint on it, and I still got excellent image quality. With a projected image that large, it obviously wasn't as bright as my LED TV, but I didn't need it to be.

Image quality is clear and everything is visible, even with lights on in the room.

20,000 hrs expected lifetime for the bulb means much lower maintenance costs.

HDMI input works great, though its VGA input goes into a proprietary Dell port (and the projector comes with a proprietary Dell cable).

The power cord for this projector is from a Dell laptop, so there's a chance you could use an old laptop power cord as well.

Cons: Speakers are horrible. However, I still managed to play Halo 4 with them.

This is a tiny nitpick, but as another reviewer noted, the dynamic contrast is a little off when you're projecting something completely black, like the ending credits to a movie. The image quality is not at all affected, but you can see the projected image go completely dark, instead that shadow you'll usually see with projectors.

Other Thoughts: Friends and family have commented that they'd like a similar projector, so I'm actually looking to buy another one or two of these. I certainly will if the price comes down a bit more =)

I have heard there is reflective paint so that you can paint a screen onto your wall. Haven't tried searching, but this is an option over the $100+ screens you might otherwise get.

I believe this projector has been out a while, and is one of the earlier ones out on the market. Really looking forward to the next generation, with 1080p and even brighter bulbs.