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Hands on: Gearbest PRW330 LED Projector review

Posted on May 1, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

For most businesses, especially smaller ones, projectors are an expensive luxury despite their proven usefulness for meetings. While large-format displays have seen prices tumble, the fact that they take up a lot of space and cannot be moved around have limited their appeal somewhat.

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And this is the sort of audience that the PRW330 is targeting – one that is not only price-sensitive, but also willing to invest in a projector that’s portable and delivers a good performance.

Oddly enough, this device’s manufacturer remains a mystery – a quick search online reveals that it is sold as Uniway, Vivibright, Simplebeam and Docooler.

The PRW330 was provided to us by Gearbest, and it costs £107 (about $137, AU$184) – albeit with a US plug, which is much less expensive than the EU plug model – making it by far the cheapest HD projector on the market at the time of writing.
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