Yaber T2 Projector | Unboxing, Overview, and Demo

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Cheap video projectors are a dime a dozen - what separates the good ones from the bad? Well, in the case of this Yaber T2, it's a sleek vertical design with robust build quality, a bright LCD engine, built-in auto focus and keystone, easy mirroring, and a whole lot more, In this Yaber T2 projector review, I'll show you everything that comes in the package, talk about the important specs, and give you a demo of it in action.
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[@LePianisteMasque]

I have the T2 version. Don't believe the reviews online. Despite the "1080p" label everywhere (on the box, in the product description, etc.), it is not a native 1080p projector. (If it is, there is a problem with the software).
You can tell by the display of fonts or rounded shapes, which show some pixelation. I tested it with both 1080p files on a USB stick and via the HDMI output from my laptop. Okay, it supports 1080p input, but the resolution is not 1080p. It's clearly visible when watching a film in 1080p (via an USB key). It suffers from aliasing, as if it were a lower resolution. Also, when trying to display the screen from the PC in 1920x1080, part of it is missing (on all four sides).
Other issue : the fan is noisy (the silent mode doesn't seem to work)
The image isn't ugly, but it's not impressive either (resolution & colors).
The big positive point is the sound and the built-in battery. The built-in speaker isn’t too bad and can cover the fan noise. The battery allows you to take it anywhere.
The autofocus works quite well. The manual keystone correction and zoom adjustments are great.
Be aware, there’s no carrying/storage case. And if you get the T2, you won’t find the dongle sold separately.
PS: I once had a small LG HW300G (300 lumens), so I can compare a bit. In terms of brightness, what’s advertised (450 lumens) seems close to reality, I think. Like my old LG, it’s really made for a dark room.

[@darydavid9465]

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[@thedesignatedshooter4433]

Why didn’t I see this before I bought a different one for prime day 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@kostantinov]

Don't worry. There are always coming up new brand and models in this branch of projectors. Get out the maximum of the one you ordered and if it's your first one you'll gain experience from it and you'll buy better one. 👍🏻

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