OKCOO Native 1080P guide for PC

OKCOO is not really a well-known brand when it comes to projectors. But their OKCOO Native 1080P Video Projector performs impressively for how little it costs. The fact that it makes our best business projector list itself should automate this projector high up on your shortlist for your next projector.

Although, if you’re looking for 4K resolution, we recommend viewing our Optoma UHD60 4K projector review.

Why We Like It – Projector, OKCOO Native 1080P Video Projector
There’s no doubt that the OKCOO Native 1080P Video Projector is a simple, straightforward, cheap movie projector with a few features to boot. But don’t let that fact deter you from buying it. It provides pretty amazing picture quality for its price, and other factors (excluding the sound department) are pretty great as well.

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Why We Like It – Projector, OKCOO Native 1080P Video Projector
Performance/Resolution
Brightness/Lumens
Adjustability/Viewing Angle
Durability
Value
Projector, OKCOO Native 1080P Video Projector Wrap Up

Performance/Resolution
On this video projector, OKCOO touts 1080p native resolution. But getting the full HD projection to work is a pain in itself. As expected, it only supports full HD native resolution through its HDMI port. And OKCOO also touts Desktop, Laptop, iOS/Android, Fire TV Stick, PS4, and XBOX support on this full HD outdoor movie projector. However, if you connect your phone through the HDMI port (your phone has to support video output through the micro USB/type c port, MHL support mandatory), you don’t get 1080p output.

Speaking of performance, if you’re unsure of the difference between 1080p and 4K, read our guide on what is a 4K projector.

If you don’t want to deal with all these complications, go for the Epson EX7240. If you want a projector with an HDMI 1.4a port for better compatibility with modern devices and can support higher resolution signal input too and can downscale them to match the resolution, try the Optoma S334e SVGA Bright Professional Projector Lights On Viewing projector or the Optoma HD29Darbee 1080p projector.