This is the first projector I have owned so am very much a novice starting from a point of no knowledge. This arrived in a nice branded box all packed and protected in foam, the first thing I did was take the manual out and have a good read through before setting anything up. The manual is glossy, very clear and easy to follow giving identified illustrations linked to full descriptions of functions and features walking you through the setup and is fully in English without the annoying and confusing mixed language on a single page.
When I unpacked it the projector unit looks very nice with a remote control and also having silver control buttons on the top of the unit, I decided to give it a test by setting it up in the bedroom which has a good clean blank wall and put a few video clips, pictures and some MP3’s onto a USB stick along with moving my Android box to use as a HDMI source.
The projector is nice light and compact with a removable cover for the lens and an adjustment screw that goes in the bottom to raise and lower the angle, when switched on you adjust the angle, screen size and focus with two wheels located behind the lens, this is easy enough and does not take long at all.
I had plugged in the Android box and USB stick ready so it was a simple case of then navigating the menu and selecting the source starting with the Android box, there is nothing difficult here and you can return to the main menu at any time and select another source, I had the projected screen size at around 65” for the test and didn’t set it up to my Satellite TV box or Xbox One but have since done so and it works great.
I have added a video and will add some pictures, in my ignorance I placed the camera to record the footage on the top of the projector and have cut the sound from the video due to the hum of the fans being present, I didn’t notice the sound of the fan when using it but now realise having the camera right on top of it was a mistake and the projector is actually very quiet. Please be aware the video quality often degrades considerable when uploaded and I found recording the projection does not really show the great quality as it should in the same way recording a TV doesn’t so the video is more to show the menu system and process rather than the quality which was great. As a side note if you find the video won’t run as I often find then expand it to full size and start it then reduce the size again.
What I liked
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- Nice design compact unit
- Good clear manual all in English
- Comes with a UK standard three pin plug
- Menu is simple and easy to navigate
- Picture and sound quality are very good
- I really like the mobility of the projector being very easy to move and setup wherever you want
- Ability to take a multiple input devices such as a USB stick so transferring movies or music to watch is very simple
- Simple and easy to use remote control not littered with redundant buttons
- Ability to go as large as 176 inches
What I Didn’t Like
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- No batteries for the remote control, very picky I know but it really is all I can find
Summary
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This is the first projector I have owned or even used and I love it, very easy to set up, gives great sound and picture quality, screen goes as large as I want or could ever need and it’s so simple to pick up and move to set up any place you want and the reason I have given it five stars. If you have any questions please feel free to ask I will do my best to answer.
Price: £79.99
PRODUCT LINK
When I unpacked it the projector unit looks very nice with a remote control and also having silver control buttons on the top of the unit, I decided to give it a test by setting it up in the bedroom which has a good clean blank wall and put a few video clips, pictures and some MP3’s onto a USB stick along with moving my Android box to use as a HDMI source.
The projector is nice light and compact with a removable cover for the lens and an adjustment screw that goes in the bottom to raise and lower the angle, when switched on you adjust the angle, screen size and focus with two wheels located behind the lens, this is easy enough and does not take long at all.
I had plugged in the Android box and USB stick ready so it was a simple case of then navigating the menu and selecting the source starting with the Android box, there is nothing difficult here and you can return to the main menu at any time and select another source, I had the projected screen size at around 65” for the test and didn’t set it up to my Satellite TV box or Xbox One but have since done so and it works great.
I have added a video and will add some pictures, in my ignorance I placed the camera to record the footage on the top of the projector and have cut the sound from the video due to the hum of the fans being present, I didn’t notice the sound of the fan when using it but now realise having the camera right on top of it was a mistake and the projector is actually very quiet. Please be aware the video quality often degrades considerable when uploaded and I found recording the projection does not really show the great quality as it should in the same way recording a TV doesn’t so the video is more to show the menu system and process rather than the quality which was great. As a side note if you find the video won’t run as I often find then expand it to full size and start it then reduce the size again.
- Watch Even in Daylight:GooBang Doo ABOX LCD mini projector takes a lot more than doubling the number of lumens for an image to appear twice as ordinary LED projectors. With 2000 lumens high brightness you can enjoy movies even lights on.
- All-New LED Technology:Features with upgraded LED source technology, the Mini Projector projects a clear image without inflicting the same optical harm as TVs, laptops, and tablets.
- Bigger than Bigger:The mini home projector throw up 32-176 inches with projection distance 1.5-5m, which will provides a big-screen experience whether you're watching a movie or a football game.
- Long Lasting Lamp Lives:With an extended lamp life of an impressive 50000 hours, even if you watch a two-hour movie every day, your projector's lamp should last many years, what's more, you can get rid of getting a replacement lamp.
- Multiple Input Interfaces: HDMI/SD/AV/VGA/USB-in/USB-out/ Earphone slot; Connect PC/Laptop/ Android TV Box via HDMI or VGA port, connect Chrome Cast/Fire Stick via HDMI&USB 5V ports, connect DVD/Cable Box via AV port, Connect PS3 PS4 or X-Box ONE Wii via HDMI cable to enjoy games on so big screen!
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- Nice design compact unit
- Good clear manual all in English
- Comes with a UK standard three pin plug
- Menu is simple and easy to navigate
- Picture and sound quality are very good
- I really like the mobility of the projector being very easy to move and setup wherever you want
- Ability to take a multiple input devices such as a USB stick so transferring movies or music to watch is very simple
- Simple and easy to use remote control not littered with redundant buttons
- Ability to go as large as 176 inches
What I Didn’t Like
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- No batteries for the remote control, very picky I know but it really is all I can find
Summary
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This is the first projector I have owned or even used and I love it, very easy to set up, gives great sound and picture quality, screen goes as large as I want or could ever need and it’s so simple to pick up and move to set up any place you want and the reason I have given it five stars. If you have any questions please feel free to ask I will do my best to answer.
Price: £79.99
PRODUCT LINK
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