YABER V10 5G WiFi Bluetooth Projector, 15000L Full HD Native 1080P Projector 4K Support, 2023 Upgraded 4D/4P Keystone&Zoom, Home Theater&Outdoor Video Projector for Smartphone/TV Stick/PC/PPT/PS5

I purchased this projector for outdoor movie nights, and Halloween scenes for the month of October. The video quality is great with amazing brightness. The biggest issue is the sound. The AppleTV will not place movie audio though HDMI. You have to airplay the auto through the projector which causes a sync issue. I have never seen audio come before the video usually audio lags. This is disappointing since I purchased this to use with my AppleTV.

Great picture quality for the price!!!!

Ive tried multiple projectors around the same price range but this one was the best in my opinion. The projector was very easy to set up up and while I was setting it up there was some outside light coming in through the blinds but even then I was still able to see the quality of the picture just fine, but when theres no light at all the projector is just stunning I couldnt ask for more! Great projector all around I highly recommend.

First projector I ever purchased. Set up was easy. Using a Fire stick. Have enjoyed the product. While the fan is a little louder than I would like, the picture and sound from the projector was great. More than enough for my average size bedroom and is only mainly used for a couple hours a night. Only problem is sadly after fifteen days if use, my projector now wont turn on. I have tried to troubleshoot it myself. Not a power issue. Not battery issue to the remote. Not overheated. (Wasnt in use for over a day) If I had to guess, think is an OS hardware issue. Usually when I manually flip the power switch to the projector the buttons on the top would flicker green. And then I can hit the power botton on the top of the projector (or use remote) turning the OS and projector on. However today, when I turn the power switch on, the buttons are not flickering green. Real shame too, I was really enjoying having a projector. Im hoping this is just a defective product and isnt going to be the norm for all projectors or from this brand. I have put in a claim for a replacement. Hope that one last longer. (Fingers cross) Update: Changed to 5 stars. Its been about 2 months since I received the replacement projector. I have had no issues with the product. Everything works great, fan sound still a bit louder than I would like, however considering the price point and the other qualities its something I can live with. Would definitely recommend to first time projector buyers with similar room space.

Yaber V10 I wanted to provide as much detail as possible on why I am giving this projector a rating of 98 / 100 or 4.9 out of 5. RATINGS Price: (regular price with no discounts): 4/5 - look for coupons to be applied and it goes to 5/5 Picture: (Native 1080p works great): 4.9/5 Brightness Levels: Bright scenes 5/5; Dark scenes 4.5/5; Very Dark scenes 3.75/5 (notice I mention very dark) Connections: (located in rear, good placement): standard 2 HDMI, 2 USB, 1 VGA, etc - 5 / 5 Menus and Home screen: (easy to navigate): 5 / 5 Simple review of some specs above that goes for many projectors. This does not stand out, so I hope to provide an actual user experience to justify my high rating. FAVORITE FEATURE: 4P KEYSTONE CORRECTION First off my favorite feature bar none is the 4-point Keystone correction. I equate this to automatic windows in a car. Do we need it, not necessarily, but it makes placement of the projector virtually limitless (angles, off-center) and adjust each corner independently using the 4P correction. I probably would not buy another projector without it. SCREEN SIZE My first screen was 120” and appreciated the detail displayed coming from a projector. I bought the screen off of Amazon and realized much larger screens would work great with this projector. I am pleased to say it looks even better on a 150” screen. I have my screen suspended from the ceiling because most people do not have a wall that can handle a 11’ length by 6 height. So using hooks and zip ties I suspended from the ceiling and use shoelaces and weights to pull the bottom of the screen tight so it is smooth. I will try and add a picture and it works well. Really fun for youtube, or a backdrop of scenes for tranquility or for pictures. I usually display ocean waves or rain/thunder/lightning. Would be great for any holidays also. LOOKS AND STAND The projector really looks unique. I have it sitting on a tripod on an angle (4P correction comes in real handy) and I must say it looks like Wall-E character and is pretty cool. Looks like a piece of art when not in use. I must rate the setup 5/5 because it looks cool whether on or off. SOUND This is the part that will affect most people who use this projector. Bottom line is that I worked with Amazon support and Yaber support because of my connections and audio. Don’t give up as there are solutions. Bluetooth sound is the most important to enjoy a cinema type experience, and I was determined to find all solutions due to no sound issues and latency. This is very important for a great experience. First, the projector has its own sound which is loud enough depending on proximity to the people watching. The best setup I have is using my 4K Firestick and setting up bluetooth audio through the Firestick menu. There will be no latency with sound. There is also a Fire TV Stick remote in the app store (IOS or Android) that works well so you don’t have to use the original Fire remote. The issue is I had is using Google Chromecast and casting from my phone to the projector. For this I had to use the bluetooth setting of the projector to connect to my bluetooth speaker - and it did not work. I was determined so that is why I needed Yaber Support and they were responsive, and offered some steps. Here is the potential fix that I had to find myself, though. When casting, there is a sound menu in the google home app that allows the user to select from 4 different options. It defaults to “auto-detect” but this needs to be changed to “stereo” only. This is because this (and many other projectors) don’t output in surround sound. At least this is what I was told. This solution is not perfect, because the latency of spoken words and lips moving are noticeable. As of this writing, I am still working on the Google Chromecast sound issues, but absolutely love the Firestick or Roku stick solution to use that to push sound to a bluetooth speaker perfectly. Zero issues. IOS & MIRACAST Both present on the home screen menu and work with mirroring. The latency issues is not something I have spent much time on since I use the projector sound most of the time when mirroring my iPhone. I have plenty of time to play around with this as I plan on keeping this projector for quite a long time. I have also yet to connect a blu-ray player to independently test that also. I did connect my Nintendo Switch and would say this projector is not necessarily the best option for gaming. I played Rocket League and although really cool on a big screen, it is far from ideal and I can imagine less than ideal for RPG and FPS type games. CONCLUSION I absolutely recommend this projector and getting the biggest screen possible. Hanging the screen from the ceiling is the easiest way for me to display on a 150” screen. The sound issues do not exist using a FireTV Stick when connecting a bluetooth soundbar or bluetooth headphones using the FireTV menu. It is flawless. The looks and setup are great and Yaber Support (or Amazon support) are available. If only reading my conclusion, support was needed for sound issues. I can successfully reiterate my overall score of 98/100 or 4.9/5 so I am giving this a “absolute buy” if in the market for a projector for a reasonable price. If I have left anything out, I will update my review as needed.

I was looking for decent projector for my office room at reasonable price, I did extensive research and found out Yaber products are good. I ordered V10 and I was surprised by the quality of image I was getting. Initially I felt fan was little bit louder, I reached out to customer service , they are really amazing and they did specify couple of trouble shooting steps after that everything was fine. I like the product . I waited for 5 months before I gave review..truly worth of every penny spent on this product and kudos to customer service team as well.. 5 star ☺️

This was a great projector for a little bit of time, but now about a year into owning it I see a large orange spot developing in the middle of the screen. I am sure it is from the bulb burning out or something, but considering that I typically do not have this projector on for long periods of time I do not believe that this should be happening. It is disappointing that I now either have to deal with this orange spot or fork up the money to buy a new projector. I would suggest looking into the projector and making sure things like this do not happen due to normal usage. Edit: customer service was great to work with and I was able to get a full refund.

cheap but good quality product for the money

Update review, at 200 or so with the discounts its pretty respectable. I am coming from an epson projector which I did not take into a move and decided I still wanted a large screen pj on the side. This projector does not have the brightness (no led lcd does) as the lcd projector from epson at over 3300 lumens so expect best results in a darken setting. A screen will also do leaps for your picture quality andif you are outputting images from a console or bluray player switch it to full pc rgb its a huge difference in image quality in terms of color and contrast. A scene from bladeunner 2049 before and after shows a washed out image and color before activated, after the reds pop and closeups have far more texture and detail. For me personally id love to see a model without all the gimmicks like 5g, spacialbluray audio etc... just dial in the performance a little more. Its 1080p at 60hz and if gaming is your thing its pretty good for the money. Do some light calibration with a thx bluray menu and you will get a bump. I found 4k material to look stellar downscaled and was pretty suprised that you can get performance like his for 200 or so dollars. Jumping to 450-500 gets you brighter picture and a more vivid or 3 dimensional image. You will be hard pressed to get nice colorful vivid image at 200-300 though so if value and a second display option or even movie night is on your radar in your home grab a decent screen and dial it ina bit and you got something unheard of 5-6 years ago for peanuts. Customer service seems good so far good job Yaber.

Considering that this was a middle-of-the-road pick for Im too lazy to get out of bed entertainment, Im totally pleased with the purchase. Wait until dark, or get a high quality screen and blackout shades for indoor use. The speakers are entirely adequate, although I suspect things would improve substantially if connected to a proper sound system. I have not tested the 3D capabilities, but Ive got it hooked up to FireTV, and there do not appear to be any of those. The fan is a trifle noisy, but after a while you dont hear it. The lamp does tend to warm up the room, maybe to uncomfortable levels in an already warm situation. Forewarning. I havent tried projecting the image farther than 10 feet, so it doesnt quite fill my screen. Im happy with it, and when I move the bed, I may have to hang the unit from the ceiling since the distance will increase to 15 feet. I had it up and running in 30 minutes out of the box, including WEPing both the projector and the FireTV into my wonky network - thanks, NetGear, for NOT fixing yer blankin Nighthawk router. This projector wakes the TV box up if its sleeping, and there are other slots for more AV gear. It will drive your BlueTooth headphones as well, so you can watch stuff without waking everyone else up. Note - BLUETOOTH DOES NOT CARRY VIDEO SIGNALS. It can be ceiling mounted, or wall mounted, as there are keystone corrections for either option and it will flip the image (since ceiling mounting requires bolting the feet to the hanger). A word of warning - the cables are short, so be prepared to have sufficient lengths of the right kinds of cabling to go to and from your equipment, and some sort of cable management, since tangling yourself up in wires in a dark room can get expensive. And embarrassing. Consider this as very nice entry level equipment. There are units that cost less than half what this one did. Maybe theyre exactly the same. I doubt it. I cant prove it because Im not taking this one apart until it doesnt work anymore. But emitters and light valves are sourced as graded material. The prime stuff goes into expensive equipment. That 50$ flashlight cost that much because the emitters they used WERE that expensive. The 10$ flashlight claiming to have the same output uses the same emitter, but it is NOT the same. They bought a boatload of junk emitters that didnt meet spec. And that, boys and girls, is how cheap equipment gets to be cheap. So, when or if, this dies, Im not going to complain much. People who buy the 50$ version should consider it a lesson.