Apeman vs LG PH550

The LED light will last for The 25,000. It is very unlikely that you will manage to burn the lamp, since it would take years of constant playback.

Apeman can project a screen as large as 100 inches.

The projector has 120 minutes of battery life, thanks to its 3400mAh battery. It allows you to watch a whole movie.

The projector measures 3.86 x 3.86 x .87 inches and weighs just 1.2 pounds. It may even fit in your pocket.

Although the colors can be a bit too vibrant, they can be tuned down in the settings to make them balanced. The projector is also bright, so you can use it in a family room for watching movies. Although the resolution is 720p not 1080p, the PH550 has overall a brighter and more detailed picture than most portable projectors.

The picture is detailed enough for data presentation. Also the overly vibrant colors are not an issue when presenting text slides.

There is no crosstalk (picture meant for one eye is seen by the other) in 3D mode, which is an issue for a lot of projectors. On the downside, there is just one 3D color preset and also a few motion artifacts can be seen. Besides that, the projector is bright and therefore works well with 3D content.

DLP projectors often show flashes of red, green, and blue on bright objects in darker movie scenes. They are called rainbow artifacts. These artifacts are not a major issue for the PH550. They can appear every once in a while, but it's definitely nothing bothering.

LG PH550 can be used to project videos or images like a TV screen through its built-in TV turner. The user can project the images from a cable box or home TV through a coaxial connector.

The battery can last up to 2.5 hours, which is enough to watch one whole movie or give a lengthy presentation.

LG PH550 has ports for HDMI, VGA, USB ports and AV-in video jack. It has AV-out jack and Bluetooth for sound outputs. To connect to a cable box or TV, one can use a coaxial connector. The remote control is also big enough for scrolling.