Product Details
- Brand: Pyle
- Model: PRJLE60
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 12.00" h x
5.75" w x
10.75" l,
Features
- Uses LED lighting for maximum brightness and clarity
- 3.2" TFT LCD renders video in beautiful color
- 50 W lamp lasts up to 20000 hours
- Native resolution: 640x480; supports 800x600 and 1024x768 inputs
- Inputs: Component Video, S-Video, VGA, HDMI, TV, USB or SD
Pyle Home PRJLE60 Portable LED Projector for Gaming TV Shows Movies and Sports at Upto 100 Inches
Product Description
The PRJLE60 runs at 640x480 and uses hi-lumens LED lighting to render your image in gorgeous, crystal-clear color. It supports a wide variety of video inputs, including s-video, VGA, and composite - so it's perfect for the on-the-go presentation or a small home theater system. Supports screens from 50 to 100 inches.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Please do not waste your hard earned money on this product
By Rick Hartley
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/RAC2QWJGT3G3P You can buy a flat screen with fare better resolution. You need it to be totally dark to enjoy any size at all. If I can return it I wii or it will be on Ebay by Monday. Really you will not be happy. I bought it for Wii bowling and it was terrible. Every one said lets go back to the 32 inch flat screen. that I paid less for. I ended up sending it back. I just would not know what I would use it for. Amazon was great about the return. Love Amazon shopping they are the greatest. The name Pyle is out there and I have three of their products and I have had to return all three for defects. The first projector had no sound. The amplifier I purchased from Tigerdirect was bad from the get go. PT3300 I sent it back to Pyle for repair and they charged me for the repair and sent it back and said they could not find anything wrong with it. I finally talked Tiger into taking it back but it cost me 75.00 dollars in all for shipping and repair cost. The wireless microphones came and the main board was not screwed down and the screws were missing I made the repair my self but they sound like crap so I just don't use them much. But you get what you pay for. I hope this was helpful.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Affordable solution - unsatisfactory issues
By Jared Handspicker
Figured I couldn't go wrong with the GREAT deal i got from Amazon on the Pyle PRJLE60. I figured given it's LED source, it wouldn't be as costly to renew the "bulb", and figure the 2600 lumens advertized were sufficient for my needs. I used it for a 24-minute PowerPoint presentation. At about 18 minutes into the presentation, a black dot appeared in mid-screen, which grew larger as the presentation continued. I've not yet even turned it back on since that day, as I've no clue what would have caused this issue. It had plenty of space around it for cooling, so that was not the issue. I've not seen any similar comments about this "spot" issue, and wonder if my problem is just a fluke.In either case, though it is a great deal, and lightweight, and LED source, I can't recommend it based on the single problem I had. Also, the menu is not as intuitive as it SHOULD be, but luckily I had a couple of hours before the presentation to muck around and EVENTUALLY figure out how to get my laptop screen to appear on the projector screen. Bright enough for my needs, but the black spot issue is a deal breaker.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.remote
By daniia
The remote control currently is not working at all currentlyI get a new remote soon...Lets hope it is not the IR receiver
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