FAQs

Kodak Projectors feature multiple connection options for connecting your phone or laptop. Most of our projectors come with built-in HDMI and USB ports for easy connecting, and some are Wi-Fi enabled for screen sharing via Bluetooth.

LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) projectors contain three separate LCD glass panels for the red, green, and blue components of video signal, respectively. As red, green, and blue light filters through the respective LCD panels, the liquid crystals in each panel open and close based on how much of each color is needed, thus modulating the light and creating the image projected on your screen. DLP (Digital Light Processing) is a proprietary technology developed by Texas Instruments. Projectors with DLP technology feature thousands of tiny mirrors, each representing a pixel. The mirrors tilt back and forth depending on the color, thus modulating the light and creating the image projected on your screen.

All Kodak projectors come with a limited one-year warranty. For more information, click here.

There are a number of factors to consider when choosing a projector, such as size, portability, HD compatibility, wireless connectivity, and more. Check out the specifications and features on each product page to learn more about each projector and determine which one is right for you.

Experiencing issues with your Kodak projector? Check out our product Support Page for troubleshooting tips or contact customer service and a member of our team will be happy to assist!

Yes, all Kodak projectors feature built-in speakers. Check the specifications on the product’s page to learn more.

All Kodak projectors can be used outdoors. If you’re heading somewhere without electrical outlets nearby, consider a rechargeable projector that can last on battery between charges.

Yes! All Kodak projectors feature a built-in 3.5mm audio port for connecting headphones and speakers.

Yes, we offer several projectors with built-in smart capabilities, including the Luma 400, Luma 450, Flik HD9, and Flik HD10.

When it comes to projector screens, there are several factors to consider. Do you travel a lot? Perhaps a folding screen is right for you. Want to skip the hassle of installation and mounting? Check out our floor screens and tripod screens. Seeking something more permanent? Shop our wall & ceiling screens and fixed frame screens that install right on your wall or ceiling.

Choosing the right projector screen size depends on what you’ll be using it for. For small rooms and tight spaces, screens under 100” are best – these screens are great for a cozy viewing experience in an extra bedroom or gaming room. Medium screens from 100” – 120” are best suited for living rooms or conference rooms, as they provide a good balance of screen size and room space. Finally, large screens (120+”) are best for home theaters.