Does it work outdoors on a bright day?
1282447
I have not used it outdoors, but I have used it in a brightly illuminated room with lots of unshaded windows, and it provides a bright, vivid picture -- better than any other I have ever seen. (But, if the sun outside is shining directly on the screen, no projector can overpower that. So there is no absolute answer to your question -- "it depends...") Hope this helps.
1282448
No projector is going to work in that kind of setting. YOu really need a darkened room. Even in a room with natural light coming in multiple windows I had to wait for the sun to set to see the images. It's not a function of this projector. It's a function of projection in general.
1282449
It may work outdoors, it works great in our church with all the lights on and light coming through the windows..
884710
On a fresh battery it does fine. After a number of hours of use the battery drain will make the dot hard to spot on sunny days.
1071356
I have one of these and it's a little work horse! It's still working at 6 a.m. I positioned it at the bottom of my porch steps where it gets sunshine most of the day. I am totally impressed tho I know buying this stuff is mostly luck. I hate to ask, but did you remove the plastic film from the solar panel? Good luck maybe the sunshine just isn't strong enough. I live in the east. WV to be exact.
15728
No, weather doesn't seem to affect it at all. Works great unless the power goes off.
2127842
Yes it will work in bad weather. However, leaves or other wind-driven debris may trigger it. It can work thru a row of trees and probably thru a wooden building (not sure). My biggest problem was the sun moving thru trees constantly set it off, so it was too many false alarms to be useful. It alarmed every morning when the sun came up, and every evening at sunset. As long as you can locate in a clear area they work fairly well, but everyone I know who has one is plagued by false alarms. I started with the cheapy ones from harbor freight and thought all the false alarms were due to the cheapness, but these were the same--I think the technology is the same--so you might try a cheap one first. Yes it will work in bad weather. However, leaves or other wind-driven debris may trigger it. It can work thru a row of trees and probably thru a wooden building (not sure). My biggest problem was the sun moving thru trees constantly set it off, so it was too many false alarms to be useful. It alarmed every morning when the sun came up, and every evening at sunset. As long as you can locate in a clear area they work fairly well, but everyone I know who has one is plagued by false alarms. I started with the cheapy ones from harbor freight and thought all the false alarms were due to the... » Read More Yes it will work in bad weather. However, leaves or other wind-driven debris may trigger it. It can work thru a row of trees and probably thru a wooden building (not sure). My biggest problem was the sun moving thru trees constantly set it off, so it was too many false alarms to be useful. It alarmed every morning when the sun came up, and every evening at sunset. As long as you can locate in a clear area they work fairly well, but everyone I know who has one is plagued by false alarms. I started with the cheapy ones from harbor freight and thought all the false alarms were due to the cheapness, but these were the same--I think the technology is the same--so you might try a cheap one first. « Show Less
113561
Yes, I work outside in all kinds or weather, it sits straight up in my tool pouch.Very well built, the tail cap with the switch has a o-ring. I have no had a single issue with this flashlight. The batteries are quite expensive, if you won't use it much, then just use the standard batteries. If you will use it everyday look into a rechargeable battery. I bought a pack of 2, they need to be a High Energy CR123A cell, this flashlight demands it, don't buy ones that are rated for cameras. This flashlight needs power. Best flashlight I own, and I have many. Hope this helps.Scott
504133
Yes and no.With my weekly testings since my purchase I have notice only one problem. If the chord gets wet it doesn't function well. Now you may be thing, duh of course it won't. But I'm comparing it to other outdoor lights that can withstand a variety of weather. Now, it does work very well outdoors separating the wet factor. Its bright and has a great speed. The chord is short though, so if you are looking into a doing a haunted house or yard decorations like I did, then get some extension chords. Saving tip. If you have a Walmart near you, they have wireless ones for $4 and change. Worth is and take a few batteries. Yes and no.With my weekly testings since my purchase I have notice only one problem. If the chord gets wet it doesn't function well. Now you may be thing, duh of course it won't. But I'm comparing it to other outdoor lights that can withstand a variety of weather. Now, it does work very well outdoors separating the wet factor. Its bright and has a great speed. The chord is short though, so if you are looking into a doing a haunted house or yard decorations like I did, then get some extension chords. Saving tip. If you have a Walmart near you, they have wireless... » Read More Yes and no.With my weekly testings since my purchase I have notice only one problem. If the chord gets wet it doesn't function well. Now you may be thing, duh of course it won't. But I'm comparing it to other outdoor lights that can withstand a variety of weather. Now, it does work very well outdoors separating the wet factor. Its bright and has a great speed. The chord is short though, so if you are looking into a doing a haunted house or yard decorations like I did, then get some extension chords. Saving tip. If you have a Walmart near you, they have wireless ones for $4 and change. Worth is and take a few batteries. « Show Less
257178
It depends. In bright sunlight, not to well, especially if the light is shining on it
1530984
I have not tested outside that being said it has very good brightness so I dont think you will have any problems with the projector.
1919544
I have not tried it in the day time but would say it would not be that bright
144852
No. Under bright light or daylight, the lights will not come on when it senses motion.
484291
it works on the shaded side of my house. but when it hits direct sunlight it will fall. also the wind makes it hard to control since it's a small copter.
2045379
NO it doesn't, just click it on after you mount it and let it do what it do. I mounted one on my shed and I have trees covering that area, so just daylight itself is good enough.
1382722
Yes. We use ours in the garage or outside on a nice day. Manufacturers probably wouldn't recommend outdoor use though
1613212
I used it in my office and it seems to be great during the day and my office is quite bright.
953306
Probabally not unless it was very close to the light. Indirect sunlight outdoors is not enough. However, this is a great choice for outdoors and it sure beats batteries and an on/off switch!
564593
Yes. It will not come on during the day when it senses motion, but the little red light on the sensor will blink.