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title: "KODAK Luma 450 Portable Full HD Smart Projector | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI & USB Compatible Mini Home Theater System Up to 150” | 1080p Native Resolution (4K), 200 Lumens | Tripod Included"
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# Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI & USB 1080p Native Full HD 10500mAh Battery, 3h Playtime KODAK Luma 450 Portable Full HD Smart Projector | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI & USB Compatible Mini Home Theater System Up to 150” | 1080p Native Resolution (4K), 200 Lumens | Tripod Included

**Brand:** kodak
**Price:** VT211230
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎬 Elevate your entertainment game—big screen vibes, zero bulk!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** KODAK Luma 450 Portable Full HD Smart Projector | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI & USB Compatible Mini Home Theater System Up to 150” | 1080p Native Resolution (4K), 200 Lumens | Tripod Included by kodak
- **How much does it cost?** VT211230 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- kodak enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kodak brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Cinematic Clarity Anywhere:** Experience true 1080p native resolution with vibrant 200 lumens brightness and 3500:1 contrast ratio for stunning visuals up to 150".
- • **Compact Powerhouse with Tripod:** Pocket-sized design with quiet operation and included tripod means you’re ready to impress anywhere, from backyard parties to boardroom presentations.
- • **Instant Setup, Perfect Picture:** Auto vertical keystone correction and instant focus let you project a flawless rectangular image from just 0.65 to 12.5 feet in seconds.
- • **Seamless Multi-Device Streaming:** Connect effortlessly via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI, or USB and stream your favorite apps directly with Android 9.0 OS—no extra devices needed.
- • **Power Through Your Binge Sessions:** Built-in 10500mAh rechargeable battery delivers up to 3 hours of uninterrupted entertainment—perfect for movie nights on the go.

## Overview

The Kodak Luma 450 is a portable mini LED projector boasting native 1080p resolution with 200 lumens brightness and 3500:1 contrast, supporting up to 150" display size. Featuring Android 9.0 smart OS, it streams apps directly and connects via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI, or USB. Its 10500mAh battery offers 3 hours of playtime, while auto keystone and instant focus ensure quick, perfect setup. Compact and lightweight with a tripod included, it’s designed for versatile use from home theaters to outdoor adventures.

## Description

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Review: Confirmed 1920x1080 Native Resolution - ---Original August 14, 2020 review--- I normally don't write reviews immediately, but upon initial inspection and testing, I think that Kodak has something very special in the pico-projector world with the Luma 450. I can confirm that the native resolution is genuinely 1920x1080 (or at least very close to it, I'll never know if I was cheated out of a couple rows of pixels or not). The brightness seems enough to be 200 lumens, but I don't have a way to confirm this. The product size is 1.26"x4.9"x4.9" and appears to have roughly 1.2:1 throw ratio (don't quote me). Time will tell how reliable it is, but I can cautiously recommend this projector to anyone looking for a small/pico 1080p solution. Long Story: Prior to purchasing the Luma 450, I had two 720p pico-projectors from AAXA, and a third cheapo full-sized Chinese 1080p projector. I have been looking for a pico-projector that runs in 1080p for quite some time, and I had been considering three options: Optoma LH150 (2.25"x7.5"x11"), AAXA M6 (2.1"x7"x7") and the AAXA P7 (2.7"x4.4"x4.7"). All three of these were a bit big for my liking, and the smallest was awfully dim at 70 lumen. Then, seemingly out of nowhere (late July 2020) Kodak quietly put the Luma 450 on the market, having only released 5 other projectors prior that all had very low resolution. Kodak's claim of 1080p native resolution with 200 lumen seemed unbelievable at the size of the machine, especially when compared to the AAXA P7, but I decided to gamble on the purchase anyways... Kodak as an American company has a bit more to loose by lying than their foreign competitors. I had some issues connecting the remote control at first, and honestly I couldn't tell you why it did eventually start working. The menu's and settings are fully usable without the controller, however, so no big issue for me. I ran a few images on the display that let me count and measure pixels, and I am very happy to say that the results match what I would expect from a 1080p projector. The response time seems reasonable, the brightness is more than enough at 65" for a dimly lit room, and the noise from the fan is typical of this size of projector. One interesting note is that it seems to be more sensitive to cabling and signal quality than other displays. When I ran an image through a splitter and extra length of HDMI cables, the quality of the image was significantly degraded compared to my Chinese 1080p projector, which is unusual for digital signals that usually either just work or don't work with no in-between. When the cable is kept short and uninterrupted, the quality of the image is very impressive, and fully replaces all other projectors I have. I hope this helps someone make a decision to buy or not buy. Like I said, Kodak has something very special with this projector (in it's size and resolution category), and I hope that mine lasts a long time. I will update this review if anything dramatic happens in the first year... outside of further troubleshooting with the remote control. My use-case is several hours every day, but mostly stationary and always plugged in. ---Update for January 13, 2021--- I have used this projector 3-5 times a week for several hours each session since the original purchase. It is pointed upwards at the ceiling with external speakers plugged in. The power is always plugged in, so I have not tested the internal battery at all. I have had no further issues with the remote - It has reliably worked with no connection issues since I got it working the first time. I have not had to changed the batteries yet. The focus wheel has kept it's position with no need to periodically adjust (this is a problem for some cheaper projectors). I have not blown it out yet, or cleaned it in any way, but probably will this month just to avoid an excessive buildup of dust - one of my other AAXA pico projectors, after roughly a year, had such a huge buildup of dust that the device actually sparked and produced a cloud of smoke (it still works), so I've learned to clean them every once in a while. As I've mentioned before, my projector is pointed upwards towards the ceiling, so I'm not using them in a normal way, which contributes to extra buildup of dust depending on where the projector has it's vents pointing. I can't find anything to complaint about, the projector has worked fine, and I highly recommend this projector to someone looking for a 1080p Pico projector. I hope it lasts another couple of years with no issues.
Review: The projector is nice the remote control and the sound not so much - The unit by itself is a great little projector. It’s easy to connect and easy to use. You can’t use it during the day time, only at dusk or at night. The remote control is too unpredictable it goes to slow then to fast you have to go back and forth several time to be able to select the right item on the menu. The image is very good I use it at 120’ and the quality of the image is great. The sound is not good very low, I plugged in an another source for the sound as the Bluetooth didn’t work for the sound and now it’s a good setup.

## Features

- FULL HD CINEMATIC PERFORMANCE | Portable Mini LED Projector Displays Images with Impeccable Clarity, Color & Brightness with 1920x1080p Native Resolution (Supports 4K), 200 ANSI Lumens, 3500:1 Contrast, 100% Color Saturation, 16.7 Million Colors & 16:9 Aspect Ratio | Bring HD Entertainment Anywhere You Go, Inside or Outdoors
- 4 WAYS TO CONNECT OR SCREENCAST | Android 9.0 Smart OS Lets You Stream & Binge Media on Your Favorite Apps [Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Etc.] downloaded directly on the projector—Just Like a Smart TV! | You Can Also Project from iPhone, Android, Tablet, Laptop, Gaming Consoles, Streaming Sticks & More Via USB or, HDMI | Use Screen Mirroring to Project Downloaded Content from Android or iPhone
- EASY SETUP AND SCREEN ADJUSTMENT | Enjoy Instant Focus & Image Optimization from Virtually Any Angle or Distance from 0.65 Feet to 12.5 Feet | Built-In Automatic Vertical Keystone (+/- 40°) & 100% Offset Ensure a Perfectly Balanced Rectangular Picture Anywhere from 10 Inches to 150 Inches | Set Up & Watch in Seconds!
- EXTENDED 3 HOUR PLAY TIME | Rechargeable 10500 mAh Battery Supports Up to 3 Hours of Play in Eco Mode—Enough to Watch a Full-Length Movie or Binge Multiple Episodes on a Full Charge | Set Includes (2) 1-Watt Speakers, 3.5mm Headphone Jack, RGB LED Light Source with 30,000-Hour Life Span, HDMI Cable & Charger
- POCKET-SIZED CONVENIENCE | Plug & Play or Stream & View Content Directly Through the Projector Apps at Home or on the Road | Portable Design, Quiet Operation & BONUS Remote for Stress-Free Control | Perfect for Family Movie Night, Backyard Parties, Presentations, Camping Trips, Big Screen Gaming & Beyond| No Mounts, Tripods or Stands Needed

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0884W79YH |
| Additional Features | Internet Ready, Pico, Rechargeable Battery, Speakers |
| Antenna Location | Gaming |
| Best Sellers Rank | #941 in Video Projectors |
| Brand | KODAK |
| Brightness | 200 Lumen |
| Built-In Media | Tripod Mount |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphones |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Contrast Ratio | 3500:1 |
| Control Method | App |
| Controller Type | Android |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (324) |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 4K Pixels |
| Display Type | DLP |
| Form Factor | Pocket, Portable |
| Hardware Connectivity | 3.5mm Audio |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 3.1"L x 3.1"W x 0.87"H |
| Item Weight | 1 Pounds |
| Lamp Wattage | 1 Watts |
| Light Source Operating Life | 30000 Hours |
| Manufacturer | Kodak |
| Maximum Image Size | 150 Inches |
| Maximum Throw Distance | 12.5 Feet |
| Minimum Image Size | 80 Inches |
| Model Name | Luma 450 |
| Model Number | RODPJS450 |
| Mounting Type | Tripod Mount |
| Native Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| UPC | 843812132435 |
| Video Encoding | MPEG-4 |
| Voltage | 15 Volts (AC) |
| Wattage | 1 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** KODAK
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB
- **Display resolution:** 1920 x 1080
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Gaming
- **Special Feature:** Internet Ready, Pico, Rechargeable Battery, Speakers

## Images

![KODAK Luma 450 Portable Full HD Smart Projector | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI & USB Compatible Mini Home Theater System Up to 150” | 1080p Native Resolution (4K), 200 Lumens | Tripod Included - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81CKXRaxkBL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What does it mean by 30000 hr lifespan? Do you throw it after 3 years 5 months??**
A: If you watch it every hour of every day for 3 years and 5 months then it explodes like the message in mission impossible. So set a reminder for 3 years, 4 months and 30 days and then gift it to someone you don’t like

**Q: I was got the 350 and i was so slow and they can play apps like you tv player.  450 can???**
A: I have not had success playing any of the apps with this projector.  I've only managed to make it work with a direct HDMI connection to my computer.

**Q: The remote will not pair to the projector. The light flash but nothing happens. Anyone else having this problem? Trouble shooting ideas?**
A: If the power cable is connected to the projector, the remote will not pair. Remove the power cable then try pair.

**Q: La garantía del producto quien la brinda amazon o slguna tienda en especial y por cuanto tiempo??**
A: Desconozco la respuesta. Yo por lo pronto no he tenido ningún problema con el producto ..

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Confirmed 1920x1080 Native Resolution
*by H***X on August 14, 2020*

---Original August 14, 2020 review--- I normally don't write reviews immediately, but upon initial inspection and testing, I think that Kodak has something very special in the pico-projector world with the Luma 450. I can confirm that the native resolution is genuinely 1920x1080 (or at least very close to it, I'll never know if I was cheated out of a couple rows of pixels or not). The brightness seems enough to be 200 lumens, but I don't have a way to confirm this. The product size is 1.26"x4.9"x4.9" and appears to have roughly 1.2:1 throw ratio (don't quote me). Time will tell how reliable it is, but I can cautiously recommend this projector to anyone looking for a small/pico 1080p solution. Long Story: Prior to purchasing the Luma 450, I had two 720p pico-projectors from AAXA, and a third cheapo full-sized Chinese 1080p projector. I have been looking for a pico-projector that runs in 1080p for quite some time, and I had been considering three options: Optoma LH150 (2.25"x7.5"x11"), AAXA M6 (2.1"x7"x7") and the AAXA P7 (2.7"x4.4"x4.7"). All three of these were a bit big for my liking, and the smallest was awfully dim at 70 lumen. Then, seemingly out of nowhere (late July 2020) Kodak quietly put the Luma 450 on the market, having only released 5 other projectors prior that all had very low resolution. Kodak's claim of 1080p native resolution with 200 lumen seemed unbelievable at the size of the machine, especially when compared to the AAXA P7, but I decided to gamble on the purchase anyways... Kodak as an American company has a bit more to loose by lying than their foreign competitors. I had some issues connecting the remote control at first, and honestly I couldn't tell you why it did eventually start working. The menu's and settings are fully usable without the controller, however, so no big issue for me. I ran a few images on the display that let me count and measure pixels, and I am very happy to say that the results match what I would expect from a 1080p projector. The response time seems reasonable, the brightness is more than enough at 65" for a dimly lit room, and the noise from the fan is typical of this size of projector. One interesting note is that it seems to be more sensitive to cabling and signal quality than other displays. When I ran an image through a splitter and extra length of HDMI cables, the quality of the image was significantly degraded compared to my Chinese 1080p projector, which is unusual for digital signals that usually either just work or don't work with no in-between. When the cable is kept short and uninterrupted, the quality of the image is very impressive, and fully replaces all other projectors I have. I hope this helps someone make a decision to buy or not buy. Like I said, Kodak has something very special with this projector (in it's size and resolution category), and I hope that mine lasts a long time. I will update this review if anything dramatic happens in the first year... outside of further troubleshooting with the remote control. My use-case is several hours every day, but mostly stationary and always plugged in. ---Update for January 13, 2021--- I have used this projector 3-5 times a week for several hours each session since the original purchase. It is pointed upwards at the ceiling with external speakers plugged in. The power is always plugged in, so I have not tested the internal battery at all. I have had no further issues with the remote - It has reliably worked with no connection issues since I got it working the first time. I have not had to changed the batteries yet. The focus wheel has kept it's position with no need to periodically adjust (this is a problem for some cheaper projectors). I have not blown it out yet, or cleaned it in any way, but probably will this month just to avoid an excessive buildup of dust - one of my other AAXA pico projectors, after roughly a year, had such a huge buildup of dust that the device actually sparked and produced a cloud of smoke (it still works), so I've learned to clean them every once in a while. As I've mentioned before, my projector is pointed upwards towards the ceiling, so I'm not using them in a normal way, which contributes to extra buildup of dust depending on where the projector has it's vents pointing. I can't find anything to complaint about, the projector has worked fine, and I highly recommend this projector to someone looking for a 1080p Pico projector. I hope it lasts another couple of years with no issues.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The projector is nice the remote control and the sound not so much
*by F***S on February 26, 2023*

The unit by itself is a great little projector. It’s easy to connect and easy to use. You can’t use it during the day time, only at dusk or at night. The remote control is too unpredictable it goes to slow then to fast you have to go back and forth several time to be able to select the right item on the menu. The image is very good I use it at 120’ and the quality of the image is great. The sound is not good very low, I plugged in an another source for the sound as the Bluetooth didn’t work for the sound and now it’s a good setup.

### ⭐ Glitchy and thus would not recommend
*by A***R on February 2, 2025*

The projector itself is good but the UI is terrible and so many things are glitchy, with so many work arounds required. Have probably spent more time troubleshooting the projector than actually watching stuff on it. For this price, I’d expect better

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