Bluetooth Projector 4K with Tripod, YOTON Y6 Projector Native 1080P - w/Code & Voucher, Sold By Yoton Official FBA

I had one of these same spec, native 1080p I paid £100 for it and used it for 4 years, for a cheap 100 inch projector it was absolutely fine and loved using it - course there’s far better and course you can drone on about colours and pixels but I bet your children won’t and they’re just be delighted to have a absolutely massive movie on the screen or wall.

£55 for the experiences these can provide people and especially low income families is an absolute bargain.

I could have afforded better the entire time but was genuinely just chuffed with it, I have now got really into it and subsequently spent a lot more money on a Native 4K one and a surround sound system which I love as well, but the experiences and memories I make now with my better system are no better then the cheaper system I had previously, the inner nerd in me is just a little more impressed, a few adult friends find it cool, my children found the surround sound cool for about a week and that’s about it.

If you can’t be happy with what you have or make the most of it then you’ll never be happy - you’ll always be looking at the next best thing, maybe take note from your children if you are lucky enough to have some and remember what’s really important. (edited)

Hi,I doubt this is native 1080p at this price, probably 720 at best

Just found a review

I'd never buy a projector from a company that can't advertise their product honestly. This might support 4K as an input but it's certainly not a 4K display. It's also not 12,000 lumens and there's no mention of the ANSI brightness. It's a similar problem with flashlights tbh, and Chinese manufacturers consistently inflate their numbers because everyone else does.

The Magcubic HY350 is around this pricepoint and is pretty honest with its specs. I have the HY320 which is pretty good, no idea how long it'll last but it's fine for casual use.

The problem is that the best time of the year to sit outside and watch movies is also the time of year when the light goes down after 10

Congratulations on your 1st deal

If you can live with the larger size, grab a short throw 3LCD ex-classroom projector from Epson, NEC etc. from the bay. These were originally around the £2K price point, project a very large image from less than 1m away, are very bright at around 2000-3000 lumens (had to be for classroom use) and the lamp lasts thousands of hours with cheap replacements available for years. The resolution is only 720p but the quality and brightness will blow you away compared to cheap new projectors from unheard of brands.

See a comparison here of how well the Epson EB-685WI performs against a modern megabucks 4K projector on a 92 inch image. A used 685 is around £150 on eBay.




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12,000 lumens . I wonder why the well-known brands make 2-3k lumens projectors and the very few exceptions above 5k lumens cost a lot. My 1000 lumens LG is much brighter than my Chinese 3k lumens cheap projector. None of the listed specs are real at this price. My wife paid about £70 for that Chinese projector, and when I wanted to return it, they dropped the price to £25 so I would keep it. (edited)

These are 12,000 "lumens" and probably 400 ANSI lumens.

Yeh I hate to say it but this can’t be any good at all..u get what u pay for with projectors..and this is cheap!

What advantage is this over casting to your TV?

I’m still waiting for the portable ones to drop in price. I have a cheap one from Amazon does the job keeps the kids happy ok for the garden.