These 10 portable projectors will liven up your home theater

We are all very happy to add new technology to our galaxy of devices. But after spending a lot of time with this new addition, it may start to lose some of its shine – and your eyes start to wander. Call it the ‘seven-year itch’ of technology. But considering how fast the technology moves, perhaps it should be the seven-month itch. Or maybe even seven minutes.

After all the home views you’ve probably done this year, your current home theater setup may be a little less dazzling than before and may be ready for an update. Fortunately, this is the right time to make the change, with these 10 huge discounts on top-of-the-line portable projectors for your truly epic home theater.

In addition to the usual discounts, you can also take advantage of an additional 15% discount in the next two days just by entering the code MERRY15 at checkout.

Pocket projector Prima 1080p HD – $ 679.15 after code MERRY 15; originally $ 799

It is still impressive to consider the level of viewing power available on devices as small as this Prima portable projector. In a package of just over 2 square inches, Prima projects images in full HD 1080p quality resolution in a size up to 200 inches in diameter. You can stream anything from any of your devices via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth – just one wall big enough to serve as your screen.

PIQO Powerful Mini Projector 1080p – $ 237.99 after code MERRY 15; originally $ 799

Although its dimensions are miniscule and weigh only less than 8 ounces, PIQO is like having a complete entertainment system that you can simply put in a bag or glove compartment. It connects to almost any device via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, using a 200-lumen lamp to project any image, even a giant 6 meters wide. You can stream up to 50 hours of music through the built-in speakers or get up to 5 hours of video projection on a single charge.

CINEMOOD 360 Package: Interactive projector with 360 Motion Capability Plus Cover Free – $ 339.15 after MERRY 15 code; originally $ 499

You won’t find another projector with full support for 360-degree video projection, making it perfect for kids who literally want to get into their favorite movies or games. There are no wires or cables to tangle, so it’s super portable – and with a complete collection of Disney digital books and other content included, this is a device that any child will devour.

4K HD DLP pocket projector – $ 254.99 after code MERRY 15; originally $ 499

Versatility is the key to any media player, which is why this Kinkoo pocket projector attracts so many heads. This player supports streaming almost any video file format, including 3D and glorious 4K, connects to a phone via Bluetooth or MiraCast Mirror Display and has a 3000mAh battery for up to 90 minutes of playback.

Kodak Luma 75 Portable 1080p HD Pocket Projector – $ 161.49 after MERRY 15 code; originally $ 199

Kodak Luma 150 Portable Wireless HD Projector – $ 186.99 after MERRY 15 code; originally $ 249

Kodak is one of the heritage names in image reproduction, and this pair of impressive portable projectors carries the legacy. First, the Luma 75 features a DLP chip for even clearer images and faster response time, as well as one-touch controls and support for HDMI, USB and microSD inputs. Users get 16: 9 projection throughout the theater up to a size of 100 inches.

Meanwhile, the Luma 150 performs all of these feats too, but it also connects via WiFi. You can start a movie or TV show from your favorite streaming service and play it back – or use the microSD card slot, USB cables or HDMI. You can also use integrated Airplay and Miracast screencasting to connect to almost all your devices for true HD viewing.

Epson EX5260 Wireless XGA 3LCD (Certified Refurbished) Projector – $ 356.99 after MERRY 15 code; originally $ 629

Epson PowerLite 1780W LCD projector (refurbished certificate) – $ 441.99 after MERRY 15 code; originally $ 749

If you are not as concerned with portability as with impressive image quality, these Epson projectors may be what you are looking for. With an expanding 3,600 lumen lamp, the EX5260 offers a surprisingly bold image that helps vibrant colors stand out even in well-lit spaces. Speaking of colors, this 3-LCD projector has a particularly sharp vision for color accuracy, with high color brilliance and a wide range of colors, all contributing to a high quality presentation.

Meanwhile, the Powerlite is slightly thinner than the Epson projector, and also has 3,000 lumens of brightness and 3LCD color enhancements. In addition to the USB, HDMI, VGA and RCA video inputs to support the device of your choice, the Powerlite also features a 10,000: 1 dynamic contrast ratio, which helps you find a better balance between ambient light and retain details in dark parts of the image.

100 lumen nHD AAXA BP1 speaker projector – $ 122.39 after MERRY 15 code; originally $ 164

Pico AAXA P7 600 Lumens Full HD DLP Projector – $ 321.29 after MERRY 15 code; originally $ 399

Sometimes, projectors spend more time in visual pop and are less concerned with sound reproduction. This is not the case with BP1, which combines a high-quality Bluetooth speaker system with a premium DLP pico projector engine. You get 12 watts of sound that fills the room, while providing high-quality video in a projection frame up to 60 inches.

As for the P7, this mini projector is a truly state-of-the-art addition to a home theater setup. Viewers achieve true native 1080p performance with a 4th generation Texas Instruments DLP imager for full HD projection. It connects via Bluetooth and also allows direct mirroring of the smartphone to most USB-C compatible devices.

Prices subject to change.

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