Laser Portable Gaming Projector Review: Retro Gaming, Not So Retro Experience (2026)

Laser Portable Gaming Projector reviewed: not ideal

This is a detailed review of the Laser Portable Gaming Projector, a retro gaming projector with an Android operating system. While the idea of an all-in-one retro gaming projector is appealing, the execution falls short in many areas. The projector has a basic design and features, with a resolution of 1280x720 and 300 lumens brightness, making it suitable for gaming but not for movies or TV. The included controllers are cheap and the integrated speakers are poor, requiring external speakers for a better audio experience. The projector supports Wi-Fi and streaming services, but the slow input response and laggy emulation make it frustrating to use. The included games are mediocre, with many being poorly licensed and not aged well. The value equation is tricky, as buying the games separately would cost more than the projector's price. Overall, the Laser Portable Gaming Projector is not ideal for gamers, with many issues that need to be addressed. It receives a rating of 2.5/5.

Laser Portable Gaming Projector Review: Retro Gaming, Not So Retro Experience (2026)

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