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WEWATCH V50 Portable Native 1080P Projector 1 Year Later!
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2024
- Wewatch V50 Projector: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_mLO...
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The Wewatch V50 is the best projector I have tried at $100. The V50 gets bright enough that you can use it even with the lights on, and I have found this to be a great outdoor night time projector for movie night with friends and family!
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Which college team are you rooting for this football season? I'll be watching FSU! I'm super impressed with this very affordable projector. If you want a theater experience without spending hundreds of dollars this is your chance!
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Can it be put on ceiling mount ?
🤔 how do I use the built-in speakers because I'm unable to use mine.
Which one is best 60 to 70 $ best projector
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Is it food for ps5 ? How much ms is the delay ?
I saw another reviewer the input lag is about 39ms for gaming so its good enough
Ok thanks, do you know or have saw any video or review with better recommendations?@@steeltore
Go with the wewatch v70 much better
Do not recommend it, yellow spotsl appeared after about 6 months use.
the ultimate major flaw with ALL these chinese made projectors in this price range is heat from the lamp will burn the polarizer usually in 6-8 months depending on duration of use.. chinese companies that make these units are fully aware of this but will not fix the issue as profits come first and foremost. if one is looking to run a projector constantly [even much more expensive units] for any significant amount of time[ 8-12 hours] the user will no doubt encounter one of 2 issues.. either multiple burnt pixels or a burnt polarizer. heat buildup and dust are the biggest issues that all projectors encounter. and no you cant ''clean'' a burnt lcd polarizer.
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After one month a dark spot will appear on the screen.
True. Happened here. Trying to figure out If there is any fix.
@@denisoliveira6016 found a fix?
@@KisameSempai there is a filter on the side. I removed the filter. the filter reduces the airflow. been using for a couple days without super heat and without the dark spot that always started as yellow spot, then black and growing growing until take almost half the "screen"... Don't know if the filter is to prevent insects or just regular dust... if it is to prevent dust, I'm pretty sure if I keep using without the filter I'm gonna have trouble in the future, but is it or don't use the projector at all, so I will take my chances.
@@denisoliveira6016 dark spot goes away when you remove the filter? Usually that dark spot is a burnt permanent mark due to the heat of the beam/light passing thru the Lcd parts inside. This happens when a projector has poorly designed cooling system. The only fix is to replace the Lcd wc you couldnt find anywhere in the market😭
@@denisoliveira6016 Captain here;
If its not a yellowish-redish spot then It is dust in the lcd panel it self.. just take a spray remove the filter and flow up air really hard. if that doesn't work. unscrew and use a dust-static extremely soft cloth with extreme caution and gentle clean it. also don't use blankeds and cloth that produce particles keep the place clean, always cover up the projector when is not in use.. unfortunally thats a prob all LCD's have it. also expensive DLP's while they have the chip sealed the color wheel is still exposed to dust and instead of dark spots it ruins the colors.. so ... dust. *flies away