Projector

REVIEW – During the last year, I’ve gotten into watching movies in the back yard using a projector. The one thing I never settled on was buying a good projector screen. When the Bomaker 100 inch Motorized Projector Screen review offer came along, I jumped at the chance to improve my movie experience. What is […]

REVIEW – I love the convenience of being able to watch TV and movies wherever I choose without having to rely on the presence of a physical TV. I particularly like to be able to watch outdoors in the summer. One device that would allow me to do so would be a portable projector and

We have a small hot tub in the backyard, and some nights while we’re relaxing in it we’d like to catch up on one of our favorite YouTube channels, like Dude Perfect or How Ridiculous.  I plan to set up a pavilion over the hot tub, put a curtain on one side, and project videos

REVIEW – I was offered the opportunity to review a  Puppy Robotics Puppy Cube ultra short-throw projector back in the spring of 2020, but nature had other ideas and shut down the logistics train necessary for building, supplying, and supporting the Puppy Cube.  Now that I’ve got a review unit in hand, let’s see if

REVIEW – I’m relatively new to the world of projectors. Having previously reviewed a higher-end projector, I thought it would be excellent to review what I consider a mid-priced projector. Bring on the GooDee YG620! What is it? The GooDee YG620 is an LED Video Projector with a 7000:1 contrast ratio. What’s in the box?

REVIEW – Projectors have always seemed magical to me. Maybe it’s the size of the image, or hanging the bedsheet at a sleepover for a late night viewing. Classrooms were always set up to cover windows and dim the lights, whereas getting a projector set up at home always tended to bring out the flaws

REVIEW – In the days of coronavirus, I’m having cinema withdrawal symptoms which include the need to sit in a dark room with a bunch of strangers, eat popcorn, and drink a gallon of cola! I decided to give Yaber’s Y30 video projector a try to see if it could help ease my big-screen fix!

REVIEW – When I was younger I had a projector instead of a TV.  I loved the larger picture, but as a heavily used living room TV it was far from ideal: any light in the room detracts from the picture, the constant fan noise was annoying, and the unit broke after less than a

REVIEW – When I am at an event and shooting photos and/or videos, I have found that many of my clients really like when I project the live videos elsewhere at the venue or when I create a surprise slideshow and project it. Since I usually travel with a lot of gear, a large projector

REVIEW – Big screen TVs are great and all that, but what if you want to go really big?  You can snag Samsung’s 8K 98″ QLED for a cool $60-grand. Of course, for that price, you could also grab a nicely equipped Chevy Suburban or nearly cover a loaded Tesla Model 3. Plus, if you’re

REVIEW – Fall evenings.  Shorter days.  Not as hot as summer, but still pleasant.  Sitting in the back yard with a cocktail and watching a movie.  The experience just can’t be beat, unless, of course, you don’t own a projector to watch that movie.  GooDee wants to help you out with the G500, but is

REVIEW – A 1080P projector for $250? Yes, my friends! Today we’re looking at the Vankyo Performance V600 Mini Movie Projector, which promises native 1080p resolution at a bargain price. If you’re looking for a new projector for personal or business use, this one may be worth your consideration. Let’s find out more. To the

REVIEW – The Hompow portable projector is lightweight and casts a screen size of up to 176 inches (diagonal). What is it? An easy-to-use, basic projector. What’s in the box? Projector Instruction manual Remote Charger HDMI to HDMI cord Hardware specs Dimensions: 7.3 x 5.8 x 2.8 inches Weight: 3.1 pounds Brightness: 2400 lumens, Contrast:

REVIEW – Lately, I have been on a quest to find 2 small and compact projectors that can produce high definition video that I can project in small rooms/areas at various events. Gone are the days when you need to walk around with a large, heavy case to transport a projector to handle your display

REVIEW – Some may say that I am addicted to television and movies since I tend to watch one or the other any time I can. Sometimes when I am in that mood, I am not at a location where television is available. This is often the case when I am away from home. My

REVIEW – Technological advances and lower cost have helped make TVs bigger than ever. Even so, large projection screens provide an unmatched theatrical experience.  However, the noise of the projector cooling, A/V interface, low contrast, and trapezoid have always been detractors to casually using a projector – until the PIQS Q1. Read on to see what