Review on Projector Wanbo Wanbo Projector T2 MAX 1920x1080 (Full HD), 250 lm, LCD, 0.9 kg by Anastazja Syrvetnyk ᠌

Good picture and build quality for the price The brightness is enough for a high-quality picture in a completely darkened room, but after a TV with HDR it seems a little dull (HDR is not supported by the way) The minimum distance to the surface on which it will be projected is about a meter (at a smaller distance, a clear image cannot be obtained at any lens focus settings) When watching videos / movies from an external source via hdmi - everything is fine, when connecting the console it’s also not bad if you don’t use keystone compensation - when using it, it’s as if not all frames have time to draw, on films it’s not noticeable due to the frame rate, probably Noise is noticeable, but the built-in speakers are able to outshout the noise of the projector and are generally better than laptop sound - at the level of the sound of an average TV. Image adjustment options allow you to get an adequate picture even despite the abundance of image "enhancement" modes, incl. and enabled by default, at least there is an option to turn them off The size and weight allow you to take it with you, but you need to take care to protect the lens, because. There is no cover provided for it. Also, due to the fact that it weighs little and has a screw for attaching to a tripod, even some tripods for phones can fit. Used to connect various set-top boxes and a laptop as a source, as well as remote playback from the YouTube application on the phone. It is best to use a matte screen or any flat, white, non-reflective surface. The power supply gets very hot during operation, it is recommended to class it on edge for better heat dissipation With the possibility of shading the room and the presence of a white flat screen, it can serve as a portable replacement for a TV, but an external signal source is needed, because. in the reviews they write that the firmware can not reproduce everything from a flash drive