Samsung SP-F10M

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 8 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

0
Average:

5
Bad:

2

Pros:

LED light source lasts life of unit.
High-quality data images.
Reads files directly from USB memory key.

Cons:

Although the brightness rating is extremely high for an LED light source, it's low for a business projector.

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Last revision on April 22, 2013

Reviewers Liked

LED light source lasts life of unit
High-quality data images
Reads files directly from USB memory key
HDMI input

Reviewers Didn't Like

Although the brightness rating is extremely high for an LED light source, it's low for a business projector

Expert reviews and ratings

With a $1,299 price and a 10.5 pound weight, the SP-F10M should be reserved for presenters who are using videos or photos. If you tend to stick with PowerPoint or text documents for your presentations, you’re overshooting with this one.Disclosure:...

By About.com on January 23, 2011

The Samsung SP-F10M offers a high-quality data image and an LED light source that lowers total costs by lasting the life of the projector. Buy it...

By PC Mag on October 26, 2010

The Samsung F10M is something of a revolutionary projector, though one might not think that by looking at it. Outwardly, it looks like just another me-too XGA business presentation machine, albeit with some nice features like a decent speaker and...

By ProjectorCentral on October 08, 2010

We've yet to see the ideal LED projector: the F10M is a strong contender, but it's lack of brightness means image quality suffers in bright conditions. It's also fairly bulky, so won't appeal to the travelling presenter, despite the...

By IT PRO on September 27, 2010

A capable office projector with a cost-saving LED light source, but it’s not quite bright enough for most office meeting rooms....

By Expert Reviews on September 03, 2010

For some reason, Samsung has never got truly serious about the home projection market. Sure, we get the occasional model that promises much but seemingly always ends up strangely out of date once we get our hands on it. But it’s very much a...

By Trusted Reviews on July 22, 2010

The lamp life is staggering and the image quality good, but this projector is a tad too expensive...

By PC Pro on June 04, 2010

At £899.99 with no blubs to change and a 30,000+ hour life, it looks like a reasonable business investment, but won't really suit domestic usageKey specsComposite, Ethernet, HDMI, S-Video,...

By Pocket-lint on May 13, 2010

The Samsung SP-F10M has a lot going for it. It is solidly constructed, exuding a feeling of quality. The LED light source will never need replacing for the typical life of the projector and there are no dust filters, so maintenance costs should be...

By Projectors at Projector Reviews on December 06, 2010