Brand
A licensed name across several unrelated categories
In brief
Thomson is a licensed brand name. The Vega PG35B reviewed here is a battery projector stating 350 ANSI lumens; it had no Amazon.com offer on Oct 25, 2026. Reviewed here: Thomson Vega PG35B portable Full HD projector. None had an Amazon.com offer on October 25, 2026.
The name appears on products made by different manufacturers under license, which means the specification matters more here than the badge does. Two Thomson products in different categories tell you nothing about each other.
Each product is judged on what its own listing publishes, and no claim is carried across from one to another.
The Vega PG35B is a portable Full HD projector with a built-in battery, Google TV, autofocus, HDR10 and Dolby Digital+, and a hard carrying case in the box. What sets it apart on the portable projectors shelf is the brightness figure: 350 ANSI lumens, stated in a measured unit. That is modest, and it is honest — a battery machine that quotes ANSI lumens can be compared with another one, which an unqualified “lumens” figure cannot.
We hold European Amazon references only, and Amazon.com had no offer on October 25, 2026. The one portable projector on this shelf with a US offer that day was the XGIMI Vibe One, a battery-powered 1080p machine, at $249.
Full HD · 350 ANSI lumens · battery · Google TV · autofocus · HDR10 · Dolby Digital+ · hard case included
A battery projector that states its brightness in ANSI lumens — 350 — which is honest, comparable, and exactly what a portable machine actually produces.
Best for: A bedroom ceiling, a backyard after dusk, or a machine that travels — anywhere the alternative is no projector rather than a better one.
No Amazon.com offer on Oct 25, 2026
Prices quoted in these summaries are dated readings. The live price is shown next to each product.
