This review is pretty much spot on I brought this projector as a stand in for my optoma darbee hd39 which is being repaired. I spent along time researching projectors many say not to buy these cheap Chinese led projectors they are very lound prone to issues with dust have low lumen and refresh rates but this unit is very functional in my opinion, I would say the fan is loud definitely in the higher end of 40db range but once the movie or music is playing you will tune it out, the other consideration is dust getting in the lense, an issue all these led projectors are prone to so be aware of that, look after and clean the device regularly pack away when not in use.
I did some research before buying it, and to be honest its the best input lag i could find for that price. The other at 16.67 ms are around 1000$ which is not exactly in the budget of everyone. Its sure that the difference could have being see in the tv because that projector is a 50-60hz. I really appreciate the video too. We thought the input was around 100ms so we were close. Thanks to you, now we know the exact number 😊. What was your other projector model if it doesn't bother you.
i cant see any difference between them except 4 direction keystone change. mine is v620 and v630w(wifi), i guess v630w is same picture quality with v630
Just got the device and I plan to set it up at an angle similar to the one you used outside. Did u use the physical or digital keystone more to set up.
@@BudgetNerd wow. Appreciate your quick reply. I thoroughly enjoyed your video. I'm not sure if you mentioned about input lag? Was it noticeable when you play games like call of duty etc. Thanks.
I asked my wife to get this projector for me for X-mas. I like it but I honestly don't feel its Native 1080p. Not bad for the money compared to my Pyle Projector
It’s native 1080p but on a projector that doesn’t mean as much. A 4K projector would look similar to a UHD tv and now that they’re coming out with 8k TVs I’m sure the 8k projectors are 3-4 years away, which will make the 4K projectors more budget friendly. A projected 1080p image won’t ever look as good as a 1080p image produced by an actual display, unless you have absolutely 0 light pollution, 0 dust and a absolutely perfectly crafted lense and perfect calibration, with a perfectly smooth screen.
I have my V630 14 feet away from a 150” screen. My picture settings are: Contrast 50 Brightness 61 Color 65 Sharpness 60 I use the warm color temp during the day and cool color temp at night. Increasing brightness will decrease the color quality and overall picture quality, so keep that in mind. (Also explains why it doesn’t feel like 1080p) but remember that 99% movie theater projectors aren’t even 4K, there’s a reason why theaters are pitch black. Investing 1-2 hours on your specific setup by messing with a combo of the settings, keystone, mounting position/angle. Tvs are cool because this is all preset and just show on a display, but for way cheaper you can get a massive screen at similar quality. Depending on screen size and how bright the room is the numbers will change but the ratio seems to be agreed upon by other ppl I’ve talked to who also own this projector.
Could help, but even then it wouldn't really be a good accurate representation. Seeing it in person is the only true way. Come on over, I'll set it up..
@@stower82 a lot of projector reviews can be strict, I’ve seen a bunch that color correct the whole video so what’s the point? At least this dude didn’t do that. I personally own the V630 projector and I’m super happy for the price. It was $230 and I’m just using it until 4K projectors become more affordable.
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Got one of these under the tree for Christmas. Thanks for the great video!
This review is pretty much spot on I brought this projector as a stand in for my optoma darbee hd39 which is being repaired. I spent along time researching projectors many say not to buy these cheap Chinese led projectors they are very lound prone to issues with dust have low lumen and refresh rates but this unit is very functional in my opinion, I would say the fan is loud definitely in the higher end of 40db range but once the movie or music is playing you will tune it out, the other consideration is dust getting in the lense, an issue all these led projectors are prone to so be aware of that, look after and clean the device regularly pack away when not in use.
Amazing VIdeo. probably the best review on this device on youtube that I have seen
I did some research before buying it, and to be honest its the best input lag i could find for that price. The other at 16.67 ms are around 1000$ which is not exactly in the budget of everyone. Its sure that the difference could have being see in the tv because that projector is a 50-60hz. I really appreciate the video too. We thought the input was around 100ms so we were close. Thanks to you, now we know the exact number 😊. What was your other projector model if it doesn't bother you.
Vankyo leisure 3. It's a much cheaper option.
@@BudgetNerd yeah but i wanted the 1080p
Excellent product!
Returned it for a 620, now I game 60fps flawless
How is the image quality difference between the two? Also, can you charge from one of the USB ports on the v620?
wait does the vankyo620 have a 60fps refresh rate?
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i cant see any difference between them except 4 direction keystone change. mine is v620 and v630w(wifi), i guess v630w is same picture quality with v630
Can you use this behind a screen also ?
How noticeable is the game play lag, i.e does it impact play to the point of being frustrating?
The lag isn't bad, but it's the refresh rate that is most noticable. But if you're not a refresh rate snob, then it won't be a big deal.
Isn't this AUN AKEY6?
Thanks for another great video. :)
Just got the device and I plan to set it up at an angle similar to the one you used outside. Did u use the physical or digital keystone more to set up.
Digital, all the way!
is it sharp, edge to edge? (seems pretty good in the video)
If you avoid the physical keystone dials, then yes.
What picture size can you expect from 3-4 meters away from screen?
90 - 140"ish maybe
Posible to get 120 inch size from 310cm away ??
It seems like no, but all things are possible for those that hope..
Thanks
Yes!
@@raulm3113 yes ,?did you test IT
Yes, I test it and I had to reduce the screen a little, because this projector allows.
Do you recommend this projector for games like FIfA on the PS4 and Call of Duty?
It is a good projector, but it's refresh rate is low. The image would ghost a bit, but it's up to you if that matters for you or not.
@@BudgetNerd wow. Appreciate your quick reply. I thoroughly enjoyed your video. I'm not sure if you mentioned about input lag? Was it noticeable when you play games like call of duty etc.
Thanks.
Is it fluid on 24fps videos? (it's 60Hz... so I doubt)
Yes I would think it would be harder to notice since it doesn't have to refresh as fast.
How far from the screen you have to be to get 150 inches?
Not for sure, but it would have to be pretty far. More than 15' perhaps.
How does it compare with the Xiaomi mijia youth ?
Not sure, haven't used that one.
Anyone got movies to play of a usb stick ? Mine won't read my SD or usb movies?
Try using a powered usb hub if you have one.
I asked my wife to get this projector for me for X-mas. I like it but I honestly don't feel its Native 1080p. Not bad for the money compared to my Pyle Projector
It’s native 1080p but on a projector that doesn’t mean as much. A 4K projector would look similar to a UHD tv and now that they’re coming out with 8k TVs I’m sure the 8k projectors are 3-4 years away, which will make the 4K projectors more budget friendly. A projected 1080p image won’t ever look as good as a 1080p image produced by an actual display, unless you have absolutely 0 light pollution, 0 dust and a absolutely perfectly crafted lense and perfect calibration, with a perfectly smooth screen.
I have my V630 14 feet away from a 150” screen. My picture settings are:
Contrast 50
Brightness 61
Color 65
Sharpness 60
I use the warm color temp during the day and cool color temp at night. Increasing brightness will decrease the color quality and overall picture quality, so keep that in mind. (Also explains why it doesn’t feel like 1080p) but remember that 99% movie theater projectors aren’t even 4K, there’s a reason why theaters are pitch black. Investing 1-2 hours on your specific setup by messing with a combo of the settings, keystone, mounting position/angle. Tvs are cool because this is all preset and just show on a display, but for way cheaper you can get a massive screen at similar quality.
Depending on screen size and how bright the room is the numbers will change but the ratio seems to be agreed upon by other ppl I’ve talked to who also own this projector.
I thought your stuff was on fire
Needs to be recorded in 1080p to see true quality.
Could help, but even then it wouldn't really be a good accurate representation. Seeing it in person is the only true way. Come on over, I'll set it up..
@@BudgetNerd I'm stuck in between this one and the vicinage explorer 3. Trying to make the best choice before I make the purchase.
@@stower82 a lot of projector reviews can be strict, I’ve seen a bunch that color correct the whole video so what’s the point? At least this dude didn’t do that. I personally own the V630 projector and I’m super happy for the price. It was $230 and I’m just using it until 4K projectors become more affordable.
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Try putting the lens cap on the right way around 😂😂😂😂
pretty sure I was
Was it possible to enjoy playing rock band with?
Nvm: I went back and watched the video lol
I'd buy for $125.
you can have it for 125 in next ten years. mean your ten years = 100 dollars. worth wait. keep thinking this way.