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

Since there has already been so much written about the advantages of this, I will just discuss the disadvantages. In my opinion, the projector needs a set-top box and a regular speaker to function properly because it isn't very effective on its own. Let me elaborate on why: 1. The sound is unaffected by anything anyone here says. Go just to hear what is being shown on the TV. Who wants to disagree with that? You only need to connect it once to a regular speaker to see a significant difference. 2. Wi-Fi at the console truly deteriorates! According to what I read, not everyone encounters difficulties along the way and relies on the router (not distance!). Since it reconnects every three to five minutes, I was not fortunate, and using it in this manner is simply impossible. So, get ready for such a shift in advance. 3. Androyd on the projector brake. It takes a long time to switch to the menu, it's uneasy to use the on-screen keyboard, I couldn't activate voice dialing, and it's impossible to watch videos on websites since they either lag or the page just reloads. However, I haven't yet encountered this issue with applications. 4. Be prepared for the fact that it cannot read all flash drive file formats. 5. Although I haven't attempted casting from an iPhone yet, I have a feeling there will be issues. At every turn, they are here. However, I turned off the projector's Internet connection, put a Xiaomi TV box (a 2022 TV stick with external power) inside, connected it to the Internet, attached a column to the JBL TV box, and everything worked perfectly! The projector is now operating properly! Expecting the projector to function as your own personal multimedia center will only leave you dissatisfied. But even so, I gave it four stars because, for the price of $1000, it admirably fulfills the projector's duties of displaying images from other sources.