ASUS P3B Bewertung | 85 Daten im Vergleich

The Asus P3B is a highly portable LED projector suited for small rooms and business use, offering easy setup, automatic keystone correction, and 12,000mAh battery-powered projection for up to 3 hours. It features short-throw capabilities, projecting up to 200 inches, and includes decent audio with Asus SonicMaster technology. However, optimal image quality requires a dark environment, and performance is limited to smaller spaces. Additionally, users may face software limitations when playing files directly from an SD card, including challenges with cinemascope formats and audio track selection.

The Asus P3B is a portable Mini LED projector featuring a native resolution of 1280 x 800, an 800 ANSI lumen brightness rating, and a built-in 45Wh battery. When plugged into wall power, it delivers a very nice image with clear, readable text, making it highly efficient (25.8 ANSI Lumens/watt) and well-suited for solar-powered setups. It boasts a hefty, impressive build quality with large diameter optics, nice physical buttons, and an extremely short throw distance that projects an over 4-foot diagonal image from just 3 feet away. However, the projector has notable drawbacks when running on its internal battery, which provides an estimated 2 to 4 hours of use depending on the brightness setting. Battery-powered operation results in a much dimmer display plagued by an annoying green tint that makes movies look "sick". Additionally, user flexibility is limited because the unit cannot be dimmed to save power when plugged into the wall. The internal battery also charges extremely slowly (at just 5W) while the projector is running. Finally, the physical package is marred by a tiny, cheap-feeling remote control with...

The ASUS P3B is a 750g, ultra-short-throw LED projector with 800-lumen brightness, 1280x800 resolution, and a 12,000mAh battery providing up to 3 hours of portable, PC-free viewing. It offers flexible installation via automatic keystone correction and features built-in SonicMaster audio, acting as a versatile solution for on-the-go media consumption. However, performance is limited to dark environments, with brightness dropping to 300 lumens on battery power. Additional cons include the lack of native Cinemascope support, limited local media playback, a small remote, and a required, separate dongle for wireless functionality.