Samsung The Freestyle+ projector is coming to more European markets

TL;DR

Samsung is expanding The Freestyle+ portable projector to more European markets, starting with Poland.

The projector costs PLN 5,999 in Poland, slightly less than in Germany, with a limited 5% online discount available until October 4.

It offers up to a 100-inch 1080p image, automatic wall and geometry correction, 430 ISO lumens, and optional battery-powered portability.

Samsung is bringing The Freestyle+ to more European markets. Previously, Samsung released its portable projector in select countries, and now availability is expanding across Europe, starting with Poland.

It costs PLN 5,999 (€1,371), so at least as of this writing, it's marginally cheaper in Poland than in Germany (€1,399). Polish buyers also have a chance to save 5% through an online store offer, available until October 4.

Wha's so special about The Freestyle+?

The Freestyle+ is Samsung's third and newest portable projector under the Freestyle brand. It has a cylindrical shape and weighs only about 1 kg.

Despite its compact size, The Freestyle+ can project images with a diagonal of up to 100 inches. The projector also has a 180-degree stand, which allows users to project on walls or ceilings without a tripod.

Other stand-out features include:

Wall Calibration: Analyzes the texture and color of the wall to match the image.

AI OptiScreen: Automatically corrects geometry, sharpness, and colors in real time.

Real-time focus.

Obstacle Avoidance.

1920 x 1080 resolution.

430 iso lumens of brightness.

360-degree surround sound.

Q-Symphony compatibility.

Adaptive Sound.

SolarCell remote.

Unlike most other projectors, The Freestyle+ can be fully portable thanks to a battery add-on you can buy separately. And if you're worried about content, The Freestyle+ supports both Samsung TV Plus and Gaming Hub.

The Freestyle+ is already available in the USA, where it was released in the summer, and in a few other European countries, like Germany. In the Netherlands, the product is listed online, but it doesn't seem to have ever been in stock. That could change soon, though.

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Mihai is a blogger and column writer at SamMobile. His first Samsung phone was an A800 which took a lot of beating, and a part of him still misses the novelty of the clamshell design. In his free time, he enjoys watching shows, documentaries, and stand-up comedy; listening to music, taking walks, and occasionally playing old(er) video games.

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