YABER Pro V7 9500L 5G WiFi Bluetooth Projector, Native 1080P 4K Support, Auto 6D Keystone Correction & 4P/4D, HD Movie Home & Outdoor Video for iOS/Android/TV Stick

If they could work on the size of the projector with the same features it’ll be handy to carry. Everything else is good

This is the worst one. After few days of buying it, the projector stopped working. There is LED issues and the projector is not starting. I have already sent it to the service team of the company through courier once but the issue still persists. When I called the service team again, they are asking to send the projector again to the service centre. Even though they agreed to pay for the delivery charges this time, they are denying now. I can’t keep on sending the projector to them everytime. I asked for replacement, they are not even considering that. Its not been 1 yr since I bought this and such issues.

Not matched with expected quality

The sound output

El material es resistente y se ve de buena calidad. Es ligero con respecto al peso lo cual facilita su transporte y lo facilita con la mochila que contiene el mismo paquete. El sonido es decente y la calidad de la proyección es buena. Fácil de usar.

After weeks of watching many reviews for budget projectors, I settled on this one. It seemed to be popular and having used it for a month now I can see why. It is easy to use and good quality, giving a native 1080p (Blu ray quality) picture. I've played Blu Ray and 4K UHD dvds through it, connecting my dvd player to projector via HDMI cable and they look great. Obviously I'm not seeing the full quality of the 4K dvds as you need a 4K projector or TV to see that but they still look good. I'm buying 4K dvds at the moment as I'll likely get a 4K TV or projector in the future. I've also played things straight off my laptop through screen mirroring via the HDMI cable, and off youtube via my phone connected by usb cord. I haven't used bluetooth screen mirroring yet from my phone as I haven't figured that out yet...cannot seem to find an option in my iPhone 7 settings for it. For movies I connect my Bose bluetooth speaker to the Yaber V7 and it works great. At the moment the image is projected onto a white wall between two windows at 90% screen size which is about 7-8 feet wide! I definitely recommend this projector. I got several discounts on amazon and it took only 1-2 weeks to ship to australia where I currently live. Even with the added international shipping and tax costs it was still by far the best option for what it cost. The sound goes with the picture and there is no time delay. It comes in a nice backpack. The protective cover for the projector doesn't always seem to stay on easily and is a bit fiddly with silly little tabs to hold it with, (redesign that Yaber!) but that's a minor issue and nothing worth worrying about. I usually put it on when the projector is back in the backpack when not in use so it's not a problem.

I replaced an older Vanko Leisure 510 720P projector (which was several years old) with this Yaber Pro V7 and I am very satisfied with it and it was well worth the upgrade. The 1080P and brightness features are a very noticeable improvement. I did have to "tweak" the picture settings a bit to get it perfect and the way I liked it, but again, the picture quality is fantastic for a projector in this price range. The Wi-Fi and Bluetooth features are also very nice! The projector also performs very well with ambient light in the room, although like most projectors, this one excels in a dimly lit room. Colors are spectacular and focus is very good overall. The smaller speaker in the unit does leave a lot to be desired as far as sound quality and loudness, as the 510 did have better sound built in, but my projector is hooked up to a full surround sound system, so the built in speaker sound is really not an issue for me. The fan noise is noticeable and slightly louder than the older 510, but again, if you connect this projector to a decent external sound or Bluetooth speaker system, that is not an issue at all. For the price, I definitely recommend this projector for its features and picture quality. Of course this projector still doesn't compete with projectors costing thousands of dollars, but in my opinion, for a $200 projector you will be satisfied and make those family movie nights or watching sporting events even more enjoyable!

Pues realmente fue lo que esperaba

I wanted to post a review to address some of the questions I had before purchasing this projector. It's fairly bright relative to it's price and you can project a decent screen size. Although, you can project much larger, the best screen size without sacrificing too much brightness will probably be around 80"-100". The picture is fairly sharp, and the contrast is decent. Likewise, although separate sound systems are always better, the onboard speakers are respectable. I have seen criticisms that the fan is loud, and it's definitely noticable, but the tone never felt intrusive to me. All the keystone adjustments are digital, and this has an automated system for doing them. With the carrying case, automated keystone adjustments, and decent speakers; this would be good to use in a portable setting. The auto keystone resets whenever the projector is turned off, so it's better to use the manual adjustment if it's mounted, but if you move it to another location, the auto function can get it set up quickly. This is nice to have, but I'm using it in a fixed location and found it less valuable than I had anticipated. A quick note about the auto keystone. It needs to be pointed level with the screen when first activated, which I'm assuming calibrates a sensor on the unit. After that, the projector can be moved to where it will be placed and it will attempt to keep the same keystone alignment. Keeping in mind that this is a budget projector, these were some of the negatives I found. This should be used in a dim to dark room. It's not bright enough to counter much ambient light. Likewise, bright scenes were great, but darker ones were sometimes tough on my eyes. You can adjust the brightness and contrast, but it's hard to improve viewing for dark scenes without messing up bright ones. There seems to be adaptive backlight brightness to improve contrast, but I wish this could be turned off to run at full and potentially boost some of the darker scenes. I'm not sure if there is a technical reason this has to be active at all times. The color saturation is good, but has a slight green cast. This is technically correctable in settings, but I found that as the adaptive brightness would shift, so would some of the color cast. Although it was not that noticable during movies, it did make completely correcting it impossible. The throw on many projectors is offset so that if the bottom of the projector is level with the bottom of the screen, the image will fit the screen. The V7 seems to throw evenly upwards and downwards. This has the effect that unless the projector is at the exact same height as the center of the screen, you will need to use keystone adjustment. On a minor note, an Amazon Firestick will not fit in the back of this projector without an HDMI extension. In short, even with some of the drawbacks, I still think this is a good value. Although, you can spend much more to get higher end projectors, the V7 is a good baseline. Likewise, at this price point it makes more sense to compare this with a sub $200 TV, than with a $500-$1000 projector. I'd be surprised if you can find an 80" TV at this price point. Photos attached were projected at an 80" size.