It's commendable that 3M has gone further with the MP180 than any other pico projector before it, but the price reflects this. Given the unusable web browser, relatively poor image quality and whiny fan, Samsung's SP-H03 is still the better choice. It ...
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A very clever miniature projector with a surprisingly good picture, but too many disappointments for the price ...
Capable of projecting without a laptop, reasonable battery life
Poor touch screen, fiddly internet integration, no HDMI input, pricey
3M has packed the MP180 with a number of features, but it tries to do too much. The device is ultimately let down by an inconsistent touch screen and high price....
On paper the MP180 ticks lots of boxes, but in the flesh it's a little disappointing. On the plus side, it offers decent image quality, broad file support and excellent brightness for this class of device. The onboard storage and microSD support are ve...
Abstract: The top-of-the-range MP180 now has a touch-screen control panel, plus Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. This enables it to transfer files wirelessly from a PC or play content direct...
Lacks HDMI input, Touchscreen is terrible, Tripod tips over easily if power is plugged in, Web browser is only just functional, Inbuilt fan can be quite noisy
The MP180 presents excellent images, but a sub-par touchscreen makes many of its advanced features less useful than they could be.
