Hello everyone, Nick here from TV Box Stop with yet another featured product review.
What I have for you today is an exciting new projector from the developers of UUO which
is new brand on Amazon.com and they have released their latest projector called the UUO P6 which
they have sent for today’s review.
This projector has a lot of cool features and it delivers high quality HD projection
with powerful audio and it can be used with all of your favorite media devices, streaming,
and gaming devices.
This is a native Full HD 1080p LED projector, with 8000:1 contrast ratio, 6000 Lux, and
produces up to 300” of HD display with manual and digital keystone correction.
So, in this video I will do a full review of its display quality, its interface, and
its audio quality.
And you will see if the UUO P6 is right for you.
So, stay tuned, you have that after the break.
Welcome back.
So, this is the box that the P6 comes in, and it is a big box weighing 3.5kg which is
just about 7.9lbs.
So be mindful of this especially if you are shipping from Amazon to outside of the US,
as this will generate some taxes due to its share weight and the actual cost of the projector
which at the time of making this video is $235.99 USD and this may reduce as time passes.
The box itself does not have any specifications about this projector printed on it only some
general features.
So, without further ado I will unpack its contents and continue.
So, this is what is inside the box.
You have the projector itself.
A power cable.
One remote control.
One HDMI cable.
One 3.5mm two RCA audio video cable.
And the last item here is a user’s manual.
And now a look at its design and its input output ports.
To the front of the projector you have the projector lens cover, an infrared receiver,
and the UUO branding.
To the right side of the projector you have two HDMI inputs, an SD card reader, and the
exhaust vent.
To the rear of the projector you have one VGA port, two USB ports, one of which is a
5V charging port.
You have another infrared receiver, one audio video input Jack, a headphone jack, the AC
power input, and the rear speaker.
To the left side, you have the focus wheel, a manual Keystone correction leaver, and the
intake vent.
To the top of the projector you have manual control buttons, and a power LED light.
And below the projector you have four rubber feet, screw holes for using a ceiling mount,
a height adjustment kickstand, and a removable dust filter.
And that is it.
I will now set this up on a projector stand and using a projector screen and continue.
So, I am all set and here I have the projector set up on a projector stand connected to an
android TV box using on of the HDMI inputs and I’m using it together with a pulldown
projector screen.
The projector is approximately 6ft away from the screen and I will now initiate the startup
process.
So, when you start the projector for the first time there is no logo or startup animation,
it simply takes you directly to the menu screen.
On the remote there is a source button for selecting which input you would like the projector
the reader from, and there’s a menu button that takes you to the system settings.
The projector starts on the USB input by default, and to switch sources you simply tap on the
source button on the remote and you’ll be taken to a screen where you can select between
the VGA port, the AV port, the HDMI 1 or HDMI 2 port, or the SD card slot.
The menu is divided into four settings.
The first setting is the picture settings.
Here you can adjust the picture mode.
You have the color temperature settings.
You can adjust its aspect ratio.
You have a noise reduction setting.
You can rotate the display using the projection direction settings in case you need to hang
the projector from a ceiling.
And you have an HDMI mode.
Next you have the song settings.
Here you can select between various presets or you can set your custom bass and treble
settings.
Next you have your system options.
These are the various languages to choose from.
You have your restore factory default settings in case there is the need reset the projector.
There is a blending setting that adds a transparent effect to the menu.
There is an on-screen display duration setting.
You have your digital Keystone settings in case there is the need to position the projector
at an angle.
And finally, there is the software update via USB settings.
I will now fine tune its settings to obtain optimal picture quality and play some HD videos
So, the picture quality is really good, you have sharp edges and sound is loud with deep bass,
loud enough that you don’t need additional speakers.
In summary the UUO P6 I would say is good projector for watching movies and playing
games on big display, it truly delivers HD display quality and powerful sound.
Once you turn up the volume you will not even hear fan noise.
I personally like the digital keystone correction feature.
The focus wheel can be adjusted from the side and at the front and it does not move once
you set it in place.
So I have come to the end of my review.
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