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These projectors are very portable and pack some great features, some more than the other. However, the side dishes of any meal only complement the course, which in this meal review, is the projection quality. The Brookstone Pocket Projector is rated at 200 ANSI lumens and the AAXA P300 comes in at 300 ANSI lumens; both of which have a resolution of 1280 x 800 (WXGA). The contrast ratio of the Brookstone is 1000:1, while the AAXA P300 is at 2000:1.
Main Features and Differences:
For $429 ($529 if you buy the battery): The Brookstone Pocket Projector Pro has a cool feature that allows you to purchase their battery ($99) to make the projector portable with a 2-hour battery life and allow you to charge USB devices from the projector.
For around $419 (may be less if you shop around): The AAXA P300 has the a battery included and lasts over 60-minutes. The P300 also has an OnBoard media player that can play files like video, music, and text files directly from a MicroSD or USB memory stick. The Brookstone does not the onboard media player feature.
Brookstone Pocket Projector Pro Specifications:
Price $429
Battery Sold Separately ($99)
200 ANSI Lumens
1000:1 contrast ratio
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Image Size: Up to 115"
1280 x 800 (WXGA)
2x 1.0-watt speakers
No Media Player
Inputs:
HDMI
3.5mm Audio-Out
DC Input
(MHL micro USB to HDMI cable, micro and mini HDMI adapters Included)
AAXA Technologies P300 Specifications
Price: $389
Battery Included - 60+ Minutes on Full Charge
300 ANSI Lumens
2000:1 contrast ratio
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Image Size: Up to 120"
1280 x 800 (WXGA)
2x 1.0-watt speakers
Has Onboard Media Player
Inputs:
HDMI
24-Pin Universal Port/VGA
SD Slot
USB (For Thumbdrives)
Mini USB
3.5mm AV Input
3.5mm Audio-Out
DC Input
