YABER Pro Y9 Projector 5G WiFi Bluetooth,Full HD 1080P Projector 4K Supported, 4P/4D Keystone Correction, Zoom, Projector Home Cinema Come with Screen for IOS/Android/TV Stick

We bought this projector for family use when staying at Grandmas, for camping and for the garden in summer.I originally ordered a £60 projector, but cancelled it before it arrived after trying a friend’s - and so glad I paid the extra. The benefit for me was the keystone adjustment, which makes it much easier place the projector.The image was sharp to all but the edge at the corners, clear enough to read the headings across the top of Safari. The picture was bright with acceptable contrast. We watched in daylight but with curtains closed. While setting up, I watched a bit of Michael McIntyre in daylight; it was ok, but you would definitely miss some things if it was a movie.The fan is a little noisy, but as another review mentions, it’s not noticeable once film is playing. I am quite easily annoyed by distracting sounds but had no issue, even though projector was set just by my knees.The inbuilt speaker is reasonable, there hasn’t been a point where anyone missed dialogue. For a built in speaker, I would say it’s optimal, but if using it routinely then I would add a Bluetooth or headphones if on my own.We have watched several genres from action, costume drama and comedy; and able to enjoy all of them. So far we have used Mac book and iPad Pro with a USB to HDMI connection. Playing from Netflix, Prime, Apple TV, iPlayer, iTV hub and GCN+. No issues with any; I have not yet tried Wi-Fi mirroring - but if using more permanently at home might be more convenient.We bought a separate screen (cloth with support pole surround) for watching indoors. It hangs, but in retrospect a free standing screen would have been less hassle. When camping, or when we had an ad hoc showing at a friends, we used the screen that comes with the projector.It’s portable to a degree; you need mains power so not something for backpacking. If wanting more portability, then get a pico projector and accept the compromise in image quality.In summary, I am so pleased I spent the extra. The ease of setup (especially auto focus and keystone adjustment) and quality of image take this from being a bit of fun to a genuinely immersive experience.Final bonus, the backpack it comes in is well made and adds to the quality feel. It’s great to have everything together: We leave in the back of van which means we have it for any opportunity.Fully recommend buying this Yankee Pro Y9.

The media could not be loaded. This projector is great - spent a good while searching for a portable projector and was going to drop double the price but came across the Yaber Y9 1080p LED projector and noticing it came in lighter(?!) than the portable ones I took my chances.This compact projector comes in a backpack complete with everything you need - it’s plug and play and is great for almost all of your needs. I included a biro for scale to give you an idea of size but this is very light and very portable!I tested the brightness during the day on the back of a black out blind both in a darkened and lit room and the image held up perfectly at a distance of over 3 meters. I’ve included some video of a dark sequence from a film to give you an idea of how crisp and sharp the image is despite it being daylight.I tried to project in daylight outside and this was just too much for the projector - but then it is for most - but night time in the garden is great!!!I run sound through speakers but the projector does a good job and the fan is very quiet too.Great product packaged well and the customer support has been fantastic too with an email arriving two days after registering explaining they’d up’s my warranty to 2 years!If you’re looking for a versatile projector that’s highly portable, easy to use and gives great image results the Yaber Y9 1080p is perfect

This is a decent budget projector. It has an impressive set of picture settings, it's bright enough for watching at night on a painted wall and the sound "quality" of the builtin speakers aren't half bad. Since this is probably the worst way to use a projector, and for the price you pay, I think it's definitely worth buying it.The main problem I found is that Netflix/Prime/Disney did not work out-of-the box, it had no audio, while BBC iPlayer worked fine. Upon fiddling with audio settings, I realised some audio modes (like audio description) worked, so I realised it was a 5.1 vs stereo modes and changed the Chromecast settings on the Google Home app to force stereo. It works perfectly well after that, all apps, out-of-the-box.I didn't find this information on the manual and nor I got response from the manufacturer when I asked. I was about to send it back when I found the solution. If the manufacturer is reading this: add this information to the first page of the manual!For the audio, I got a cheap logitech that charges from USB, which is handy because the other USB port was free on the projector.For presentations, having the USB as a drive (I haven't tried) could be handy not to have an HDMI cable (and adaptor, etc).Pros:- It has 2 HDMI and 2 USB ports, which is enough for a Chromecast and a computer permanently connected (one USB charges the Chromecast), and USB for presentations.- A lot of picture settings! Shape, twists, size, flip, position, colour and temperature modes.- Plug&play, easy interface, intuitive (which is rare in cheaper brands)- For a projector this size, it's VERY quiet- It has Bluetooth support, convenient for headphones and sound barsCons:- Meagre amount of audio options. It doesn't have 5.1 outputs, nor it communicates this for Chromecast's benefit.- It's hard not to get blurry corners. They don't spoil films or TV, but it can get annoying for presentations.- The step on corner adjustment is a bit rough, so you have to play with both position and tilt.Overall, quite happy with the product, especially at this price.