Dell M115HD

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Pros:

Tiny, lightweight, and highly portable. USB direct. Can run presentations from USB thumb drives and micro SD cards. Very long lamp life. Optional WiFi connectivity.

Cons:

Shows scaling artifacts at its claimed native resolution. Sub-par text quality. Notably feeble audio. Tinting in video

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Last revision on September 6, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Tiny, lightweight, and highly portable. USB direct. Can run presentations from USB thumb drives and micro SD cards. Very long lamp life. Optional WiFi connectivity

Reviewers Didn't Like

Shows scaling artifacts at its claimed native resolution. Sub-par text quality. Notably feeble audio. Tinting in video

Expert reviews and ratings

You wait ages for a palm-sized LED projector to come along then two turn up [almost] together, with the Dell M115HD bearing a more than passing resemblance to the Optoma ML550 we reviewed recently. Along with the similarities, however, there are a number...

By Business Computing World on February 24, 2014

The Dell M115HD has a good range of connection choices for a palmtop...

By itreviews.com on September 08, 2013

The Dell M115HD palmtop projector gets a boost in The Dell M115HD palmtop projector gets a boost in brightness over its predecessor, and has a good range of connection...

By PC Mag on September 06, 2013

So is it worth it? If you're looking for a mini projector, this could be a good option – especially if portability is something that is crucial. Given how small and lightweight it is, throwing it in your bag and carrying it everywhere just in case...

By Tech Digest on April 25, 2014