Projectors for Hong Kong bedrooms and living rooms
Compare Yaber, Kodak and NexiGo projectors by native resolution, usable throw distance, room light, streaming support and power requirements. Compact, battery-powered, Google TV and ultra-short-throw models solve different problems; a higher input-resolution label or laser light source is not a guarantee of the best result in your room.
Prices and availability are shown on each product card and product page. Some models are pre-order or sold out; please confirm the selected edition, included accessories and lead time before paying. Screens and sliding trays are accessories, not additional projector models.
Choose by the room, not only by diagonal size
Bedroom or a small rented flat: measure the actual lens-to-screen distance, screen width and cable clearance first. Confirm permitted placement and tilt; not every portable model supports ceiling projection.
Living-room films: plan a clear optical path, suitable screen and light control. Compare native resolution and a documented brightness rating rather than input support alone.
Moving between rooms or outdoor use: check whether there is an internal battery, its mode-specific runtime, or a suitable external power requirement. “Portable” does not mean cordless.
Ultra-short-throw installation: follow the exact model's distance and height diagram, allow for cabinet depth and select a compatible screen. Do not assume that placing the case against a wall produces 100 inches.
Buying questions answered
Is 4K support the same as native 4K?
No. Native resolution describes the projected pixel grid; a higher-resolution input can be accepted and scaled down. For example, Kodak Luma 350 is native 854 × 480. Check the particular model's displayed resolution and technology, not just “4K compatible” in a listing.
How should I compare brightness?
Keep ANSI, ISO and unqualified lumen claims distinct. Check the stated measurement method, picture mode and model edition; do not use a fixed ANSI-to-ISO conversion. Increasing image size spreads light over a larger area. Neither a laser light source nor a large advertised lumen figure guarantees good daytime contrast.
How far away for 100 inches?
A 100-inch 16:9 image is about 2.21 m wide. Multiply that width by the verified throw ratio: at 1.2:1 the calculated lens-to-screen distance is about 2.66 m. Allow for the body, plugs and ventilation, and check the exact installation chart. Short-throw and ultra-short-throw models need their own diagrams.
Can I use Netflix, myTV SUPER or phone casting?
Check the exact supplied unit's supported apps, Hong Kong service availability and account requirements. Google TV, Android, AirPlay and Google Cast are not interchangeable guarantees. A supported projector app is different from phone mirroring; protected content may restrict casting or HDMI playback.
Do I need a projector screen?
A smooth, neutral wall can be a starting point, but its texture, colour and surrounding light affect the picture. ALR and CLR screens have directional requirements: match the screen to the projector's throw type and placement. Check the screen guide before choosing an accessory.
What warranty applies?
Our FAQ states a 10-day faulty-item exchange arrangement for projectors, excluding damage caused by the user and subject to the applicable terms. This merchant exchange window is not the manufacturer warranty period. For a model listed as Hong Kong official goods, confirm the local warranty provider, duration and coverage. The international-TV three-year service policy does not automatically apply to projectors.
Confirm stock or pre-order lead time and delivery charges and arrangements for the selected item. Kwun Tong collection is by appointment; contact us before travelling. The shop is not a projector test room, and this category guide does not claim side-by-side measurements.
