Touchjet Pond

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Pros:

Can be used as a standalone Android projector, Runs on Android 4.4.2, thus allows user to download and run Android apps on the projector, Turns any flat surface into a touchscreen, thus allowing interactivity, Styluses work well, Small and lightweight for...
Light weight. 18GB of internal storage. Rechargeable battery. Built-in Android OS. Works with Android apps using supplied interactive pens. Wi-Fi. Miracast support.

Cons:

Expensive, LED is not very bright (80 lumens on AC power, 50 lumens on battery power), Low resolution (854 x 480), Takes time for proper positioning of the projector to get a rectangular screen, Streaming HD video from phone (using DLNA app) to the projec...
Only way to connect image sources is via mini-HDMI, Wi-Fi, or Miracast. Could not connect to a Blu-ray player in our tests

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Last revision on August 25, 2018

Reviewers Liked

Can be used as a standalone Android projector, Runs on Android 4.4.2, thus allows user to download and run Android apps on the projector, Turns any flat surface into a touchscreen, thus allowing interactivity, Styluses work well, Small and lightweight for
Light weight. 18GB of internal storage. Rechargeable battery. Built-in Android OS. Works with Android apps using supplied interactive pens. Wi-Fi. Miracast support

Reviewers Didn't Like

Expensive, LED is not very bright (80 lumens on AC power, 50 lumens on battery power), Low resolution (854 x 480), Takes time for proper positioning of the projector to get a rectangular screen, Streaming HD video from phone (using DLNA app) to the projec
Only way to connect image sources is via mini-HDMI, Wi-Fi, or Miracast. Could not connect to a Blu-ray player in our tests

Expert reviews and ratings

The Touchjet Pond Projector comes equipped with Android OS and lets you play games, stream movies, and even show business presentations without a...

By PC Mag on September 28, 2015

Not perfect, but the Touchjet Pond is still worth considering for conference rooms and classrooms...

By IT PRO on June 04, 2015

The TouchJet Pond was an interesting projector that may be used as a standalone Android device. It allowed me to download and use Android apps without having to connect to any other device. It turns any flat surface into a touchscreen thus offering an...

By The Gadgeteer on January 13, 2017

The Touchjet Pond is a small projector and an Android device, capable of turning any vertical surface into an 80" interactive screen.With the ability to project documents, apps, presentations and other media, it's a useful device for learning...

By futurefive.co.nz on November 06, 2015

That said, if you're out and about giving a necessary business presentation, this new portable pico-projector beats anything else I've seen because it offers something quite unique – you and two or three others can interact with what's being projected...

By howtospendit.ft.com on October 10, 2015

About this time last year, a pint-sized mashup of projector and Android computer hit crowdfunding portal Indiegogo. The TouchPico allowed users to activate icons thrown on the wall or whiteboard using a stylus-like pointing device, effectively turning...

By newatlas.com on June 29, 2015

If you're looking for a compact projector, with some smart functionality and you have a knowledge of Android and Cloud Storage then this could be ideal for you.The Touchjet Pond is available here on their website here for £599.99I'm riding a bike again....

By CoolSmartphone on June 20, 2015

Earlier this year we checked out the Nabi Big Tabs, which are high end kid-friendly Android monitors that can have up to a 65″ 4K display. If you're looking for a more affordable, portable or versatile alternative, Touchjet's Pond pico projector seems...

By technabob.com on June 14, 2015