LG PF510Q videoproiettore Proiettore a corto raggio 450 ANSI lumen DLP 1080p (1920x1080) Bianco

We just needed a small but capable projector for computer presentations that our staff do. It's so light and compact, which makes it easy to move around and take with you. It outputs a beautiful 1080p picture and while it does not have a native 4K input, I've read it can project a 4K HDR image using HDR10 (and that it does not have 3D playback), but I'm not using this for home theater viewing. For our needs it fits the bill perfectly and we're very happy with it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've always wanted to purchase a projector because the ease of moving it around when needed. However, whenever we have gone to other peoples homes and watched movies, fights, events on them, I have not enjoyed the quality. I have researched quite a few but was very leery of purchasing one. But because we have family over regularly, I knew I had to get on the move of purchasing a projector. In addition, we already have a small tv which is not sufficient in size, so we went ahead and purchased this projector. This was a great buy. The clarity of the picture is great with or without light. I've included pictures of light filtering through my door, with the light on and with the light off. There isn't much of a difference between the pictures. In addition, I enjoyed the size of the projector. It's small and won't be heavy to hang it from the ceiling to have it out of the way. It includes a remote, the ac adapter and the manual. It also comes with two HDMI ports, headphone port and LAN port. The only thing I think would be a great addition would be adjustable leveling legs in case we decide not to hang it. Overall, a great quality buy. Disclaimer: I received a special deal on this product for providing my feedback.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Let me just say that this is an awesome entertainment tool. We took this with us on a family weekend get away where we rented a home to stay in and this thing was just fantastic, all you need is your phone and an electrical outlet and a place to show the image. Almost completly wireless and just so easy to use, we were really surprised how well it worked for us. You can even hook up audio devices to this little projector. It is especially portable when you take it on trips like we did. It took up hardly any space at all. The high definition really surprised us and the size you can make the screen is impressive. I would recommend this LG projector for anyone on the go, it is amazing how portable and easy to you it really is.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've never had or really used a projector before, but I found this to be easy to set up and it was pretty much plug and play. The size and quality were both enjoyable. Games without hyper realistic graphics did look amazing. It definitely made playing Couch Co-op awesome in my living room.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We recently received the LG CineBeam projector. Pre-pandemic, I used to facilitate in-person employee trainings and run around my office building with a bulky projector. The LG projector is probably six times smaller than the projector I used at that time. It’s lightweight and compact and, at the same time, creates a high-quality image. It’d be great if the manufacturer also provided a travel case. There are multiple picture settings, including “cinema” and “vivid.” It’s perfect for movie nights in our backyard! We got a 100-inch projector screen and created our own outdoor movie theater. We were a little disappointed with the sound volume and ended up using an external speaker. The projector is Wi-Fi connected and was pretty easy to set up. The integrated streaming apps, unfortunately, do not include Netflix, but we can always mirror content from our phone or tablet. Overall, we’re very happy with our LG CineBeam PF510Q projector and look forward to our next movie night under the stars.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG PF510Q projector is a good entry-level projector. With most entry-level devices there are always shortcomings in simple things that are either overlooked or factor into the build. The Good: The small form factor allows the device to be moved around for temporary use in special situations. The ability to set it up and require minimal modifications is great for this type of usage. The Keystone correction prevents the picture from being skewed and requires adjustment for each use. The picture quality is excellent in a dark environment with a white backdrop\screen projected onto. It is very vibrant and has a crystal-clear image, which makes the vieiwing more enjoyable. The dashboard is easy to navigate and will allow more applications to be installed if needed. The remote easily allows navigating to the most used features on the projector. The Bad: The remote requires a direct line of sight (Infrared), where most have RF remotes to alleviate this concern. This alone will limit its use in most situations. You are unable to set it under a table, or on the lower shelf to allow the table to continue to be used for other items, such as keeping it from getting splashed on outdoors. The lack of Netflix is sad and will require an additional device to be used for streaming it. Although there is a web browser included within the projector, it is not desirable to use a smart device to load a web browser just to watch the number one streaming app in use today. And finally, the 450 lumens does restrict the usage to only nighttime, or in a dark room with blackout blinds. Most homes do not have these in the living areas and will limit the usage to only certain times of the day. With the mentioned issues, the missing application can be corrected with a software update, but the other will require hardware redesign, unless the RF is already included but not enabled :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG Projector is a good entry-level projector. It has enough features that makes a person need more. The small footprint is great for carrying around to use for outdoor or kids' rooms. The projector is not very bright in the daylight or even with blinds closed unless you have blackout shades to mostly darken your room. The colors tend to wash out as the brightening of the room occurs. The interface is nice and easy to navigate after a few minutes. The available apps are numerous but does fall short of the typical that every provider has today. But luckily this can be corrected in future updates if they so choose. The typical LG dashboard is similar to other LG televisions. The sound is lacking, but is no different than most these days. It is easy to sync a Bluetooth speaker to it for use in a non-permanent setting, but it also has ports for a hard-wired connection. It is almost useless without a screen to project on with the lumens being 450, but with a screen, it is a bit brighter but not enough to easily be seen in a partially lit room. The remote does lack a lot. All of the buttons are there and can easily be learned, but it is infrared and you must point it almost directly at it in order to get any response. You cannot hide it in an enclosure due to this fact. It is a good entry-level projector for anyone needing something for those evening events because at night it has a great crisp clear picture. I am looking forward to being able to actually use it in a setting that makes perfect sense, outdoors. The size of it makes it ideal for setting up poolside at night to enjoy the pool and watch your favorite movie, if you have it on the right app and a Bluetooth speaker nearby to hear it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This projector is a powerhouse with its 4K resolution and exceptional image quality. Whether I'm watching movies, playing video games, or streaming my favorite TV shows, the visuals are incredibly sharp, detailed, and vibrant. The projector's brightness and contrast levels are impressive, providing a cinematic feel even in a well-lit room. The LG CineBeam PF510Q's ability to project large screen sizes, up to 120 inches, adds to the immersive experience, making me feel like I'm in my private theater. Another standout feature of the LG CineBeam PF510Q is its convenience and versatility. The projector's wireless connectivity options, such as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, allow me to effortlessly connect my devices and stream content without any hassle. Additionally, the built-in speakers deliver surprisingly rich audio, eliminating the need for external sound systems in smaller spaces. The projector's compact and portable design makes it easy to move around and set up in different rooms or even take it outside for backyard movie nights. With its user-friendly interface and intuitive controls, adjusting settings and accessing different features is a breeze.