Amazon[amazon.com] has YABER Home Theater Movie Projector with 650 ANSI Ultra Bright for $499.99 - $130 w/ code K1YABER6 - $150 w/ clipped coupon = $219.99. Shipping is free.
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Amazon[amazon.com] has YABER Home Theater Movie Projector with 650 ANSI Ultra Bright for $499.99 - $130 w/ code K1YABER6 - $150 w/ clipped coupon = $219.99. Shipping is free.
Can't tell but does it have YouTube Hulu and the likes built in?
"Due to the HDCP protocol, all LCD wireless projectors don't support Netflix, Amazon Prime, or Hulu directly. However, you can play Netflix and amazon prime through a Roku or Amazon TV Stick, Chromecast, and Roku boxes."
Look for reviews with a video and 2-5 pictures with 5 stars.
Those are all paid by Yaber.
That said, I reviewed another projector for them and found it to be a great deal. No idea about durability, but the general build quality and picture are way past where you'd find in a BenQ or Epson for 50% more cost.
These have worked well for me, and I'm not getting comped to say it.
1080p native, op should add that it is NOT 4K native.
ANSI ratings are probably accurate, but you can't trust their contrast ratio specs.
220usd for a 1080p projector is pricy imo, I got one a year ago for less than half this price albeit with a lower ANSI lumens.
I bought this several months ago after it first came out for $299. I don't believe it's been below that until now. I bought it to replace the 1000 ansi lumen Xnoogo projector that I returned. Had the Fangor 506 before that. This projector is far nicer then either of those. Way brighter then the Fangor and way better contrast and picture quality then the Xnoogo, WAY better built in speaker then either of those. My fist two projectors also looked and felt like cheap plasticy toys. This one looks and feels very nice. Real glass lens with autofocus. I'm guessing it's only this price due to the Yaber k2 is about to drop. That model is supposedly going to be 800 ansi lumens and probably have a few other upgrades. But who knows what the price will be.
I've owned other cheap projectors (usually $120 and under). This was an upgrade from an older 720p I had in the side room / outdoors.
The main thing that's worth it -- for me -- is the auto focus and keystone features. You can place it near anywhere in a room and change the keystone to have it fit the frame which is nice because I didn't want to mount it to the ceiling (cause ceiling fans).
Other things I like: pretty bright and the speaker isn't too bad.
Things that are ehhh: it's way bigger than think, still use the basic screw thing to raise the front, and the price is still a litttttle high for what should probably be closer to like 180 or so maybe?
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ANSI ratings are probably accurate, but you can't trust their contrast ratio specs.
220usd for a 1080p projector is pricy imo, I got one a year ago for less than half this price albeit with a lower ANSI lumens.
Those are all paid by Yaber.
That said, I reviewed another projector for them and found it to be a great deal. No idea about durability, but the general build quality and picture are way past where you'd find in a BenQ or Epson for 50% more cost.
These have worked well for me, and I'm not getting comped to say it.
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Better to get a real player like a Firestick or Hulu stick.
ANSI ratings are probably accurate, but you can't trust their contrast ratio specs.
220usd for a 1080p projector is pricy imo, I got one a year ago for less than half this price albeit with a lower ANSI lumens.
I've owned other cheap projectors (usually $120 and under). This was an upgrade from an older 720p I had in the side room / outdoors.
The main thing that's worth it -- for me -- is the auto focus and keystone features. You can place it near anywhere in a room and change the keystone to have it fit the frame which is nice because I didn't want to mount it to the ceiling (cause ceiling fans).
Other things I like: pretty bright and the speaker isn't too bad.
Things that are ehhh: it's way bigger than think, still use the basic screw thing to raise the front, and the price is still a litttttle high for what should probably be closer to like 180 or so maybe?
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