Best Portable Projector Reviews 2020

If you're a business person with loads of various presentation-requiring meetings on your shoulders, or if you're an avid photographer who occasionally browses through volumes upon volumes of photos, chances are that you badly need some sort of presenting aid to enhance your viewing experience.

In fact, whatever the use in question is, any domain that features some sort of visual material will benefit greatly from being presented via a device such as an office projector or a home cinema configuration. The viewing quality is better, the picture is larger and whatever it is that's going on in a video is surely much easier to follow. All you need is a blank wall, or a great projection screen.

The only issue with traditional style projectors (other than their price) is that they tend to be cumbersome, heavy and all in all a drag to carry about, and set up over and over again. For this reason, many business people, for example, opt to simply give up on obtaining one of their own projecting devices and instead resort to struggling with the often outdated contraptions their companies offer as technical support.

Recently, however, there emerged a powerful new line of portable projectors, some of which can be small enough to fit in your pocket yet powerful enough to go neck and neck with the majority of fully sized, elaborately constructed projectors. This type of projector goes by several different names, pocket projector, compact projector and mini projector, but whatever you call them, the thing that they have in common is that the size makes them easy to transport from one place to another with ease.

Additionally, if you were to compare the prices of the two types, you will find that getting yourself a small, portable projector is a good idea even in this field, and that is not taking into account the numerous other benefits of such a solution.

To give you some examples, you can get the CiBest Portable Projector, a projector that is just 6.5 x 8.27-inches but can project a screen up to 170-inches! Or, you could opt for the ELEPHAS iPhone DLP Mini Projector which does what it says on the tin and can be easily connected to your iPhone through AirPlay. Portable projectors are also sometimes known as mini projectors. We have a separate review for those if you want some more options.