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Open Box: Vankyo H300W 220 ANSI Lumens Native 1080p Portable Projector (for up to 150" Screens) for $34.20 - $3.42 w/ coupon code
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Specs:- Native Resolution: 1080p
- Brightness: 220 ANSI lumens
- System: Casting
- Contrast Ratio: 1000:1
- Aspect Ratio: 16:9
- Throw Ratio Range: 1.33:1
- Screen Size: 40"-150"
- Focus: Auto Focus
- Keystone Correction: Auto Keystone
- WiFi: Dual-Band (2.4GHz & 5GHz)
- Bluetooth: Bluetooth 5.1
- Speaker: Dual 5W
- Ports: 1x AV In, 2x HDMI In, 1x USB 2.0
- Power Source: Plug-in
- Noise Level: 32dB
- Dimensions: 5.65" x 7.23" x 7.70"
- Product Weight: ~3.99-lbs.
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This Vankyo H300W is a very cheap 1080p portable projector best suited for dark-room, nighttime, or casual use like kids movies, camping, backyard setups, and Halloween window projections. The picture is described as true 1080p with passable color, auto keystone, casting, and decent sound, and it can even handle light gaming. Brightness is the main limit, since 220 ANSI lumens will wash out quickly in ambient light and is not meant for serious home theater use. Fan noise and open-box condition are recurring concerns, including missing remotes or power cords on some units.
Common Questions (5)
At 220 ANSI lumens, it needs a very dark room or nighttime use to look good. It can handle only small amounts of ambient light, and larger screens or daylight will wash it out quickly.
Yes, it is a low-cost projector that fits casual uses like kids' movie nights, camping, backyard viewing, and Halloween window projections. It can also work outdoors or for a local scare if the area is kept fairly dark.
Condition can vary a lot: some units arrive essentially unused with the lens film still on, while others arrive damaged, missing the remote or power cord, or with focus problems. If the accessories are missing or the unit is rough, a return may be necessary.
The fan noise is the main complaint, and it can be loud enough to distract during serious indoor viewing. It is better suited to casual use, outdoor setups, or rooms that already have ambient noise.
It is described as true 1080p and includes speakers, auto keystone, and casting. Color is only passable, but for about $30 it is considered a strong value for a budget projector.
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already got the blackout curtains for the bedroom, so the dimness shouldn't be a deal breaker there.
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It is possible to find an Epson projector that meets or even exceeds 3,500 ANSI lumens while supporting 3D, but you have to look at specific models and understanding how they are measured.
​While many of Epson's Home Cinema models are officially rated for 2,500 to 3,000 lumens, third-party testing from experts like ProjectorCentral and ProjectorReviews has shown that certain high-end Epson units can actually hit or exceed 3,500 lumens in their brightest "Dynamic" modes.
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