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LG Minibeam PH150G Review

LG Minibeam PH150G Review

Posted on May 23, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis
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Imagine a projector the size of a couple of CD cases. Inexpensive, it connects to your laptop or smartphone and can deliver a 100in image at the drop of a hat.

Sounds almost too good to be true – and, unfortunately, it is. LG’s PH150G Minibeam does all these things, but the picture quality leaves us disappointed.

Build

Measuring 12cm across and just 4cm deep, the Minibeam is one of the smallest projectors we’ve come across. It’s one you could easily slip into your bag.

Aesthetically, it looks good – the white finish on the top gives it an air of purpose, rather than one of a gimmicky gadget.

On its base is a threaded hole to attach the Minibeam to a standard camera tripod, which is helpful if you don’t have a spare flat surface to put it on or can’t quite get the height needed.
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