What’s happening everyone Nick here once again with a brand new 1080p projector
featuring what is called Widescreen Ultra Extended Graphics Array or WUXGA for short.
This is the BIGASUO F 1080p multimedia projector. It features auto 6D and 4P 4D Keystone correction,
and has one of the quietest cooling fans for a projector this size.
This is not your regular budget 1080p projector. This is a full-size projector with an industrial
grade appearance, with a huge array of connecting ports, and it’s designed for serious projection,
like the ones seen in home theaters. This projector is no joke and it’s not for
everyone, as the kind of projection quality comes at a cost that’s a bit above average.
So if this is the kind of projector are you looking for,
then stay tuned my full review is up next.
This model features 1080p native resolution.
3500 ANSI lumens. It has a contrast ratio of 15,000:1.
It has an aspect ratio of the 16:9. It features true 3chip 3LCD technology.
It has 4P 4D digital Keystone correction, and auto 6D Keystone correction.
It has a maximum display of 300 inches. And 18,000 hours lamp life.
This projector features both input and output peripherals.
To the rear, it has two HDMI inputs, RCA audio video inputs, it has one 3.5mm output and it
also has a 3.5mm input, which means you can play audio from external devices through this port.
It has one VGA input and one VGA output. This means that you can
connect another projector or monitor and simultaneously display the same media.
It has one RS232C port, one USB 2.0 port, one USB B port, one ethernet LAN port,
an infrared sensor, a Kensington look, the AC power inlet, and a rear facing internal speaker.
To the left side it has an intake cooling fan with a removable dust filter.
And on the right side you have an exhaust fan and a cooling vent.
Please note this projector features self adjusting and manually adjusted variable fan speeds.
At the front you have the projector lens, a front infrared sensor, and some more cool vents.
At the top you have manual controls, a pair of LED indicators,
the focus adjustment wheel and its zoom adjustment wheel.
And below the projector you have four antiskid rubber pads, screw holes for mounting to your
ceiling, and a quick release/screw adjusted kickstand. So I’ll set this up and continue.
So I’m back, and I have it set up on this project
stand at 8 feet 2.4 m away from my matt fabric projector screen.
When you turn it on it starts a bit different from some of the recent models.
It starts with the BIGASUO logo with a 30 seconds countdown then you’re presented with a blank blue
screen, and it doesn’t take you to the main menu. To access its main menu you need to press the
menu button on the manual controls or the one on the remote control.
The main menu is divided into six sections. The first section is its display settings.
This is where you can adjust its aspect ratio, you can also adjust this while playing a live media.
You have an option called projection. This is your projection direction or screen rotation settings.
You can change the position of the main menu. You can change the color of the
background from black to blue. And you can set the frequency of the projection.
The next section is color adjustment. In this area you can select from a
number of presets or you can set your own custom color settings.
The next menu area is called just settings, and in this section you can
adjust its startup and standby modes. These options control the speed and
behavior of the internal cooling fan as well as the lumens of the projector.
It features a keylock, an Iris function, and you have your sound settings.
The next section is called expand. In this section you can change the language.
You can set it to automatically search for inputs and adjust its Keystone.
You have the Keystone settings area, and I will return to this in a moment.
You can add a custom logo to its startup screen instead of the blank BIGASUO screen.
You can set a pin code to lock the projector. You have power management options.
You have options that monitor the filter. For troubleshooting and fine-tuning your display,
you can display color patterns on the screen and make necessary adjustments.
You can check your network information. You have your factory default settings.
And you have a lamp counter settings.
Under memory viewer, is where you can adjust the media playback
and folder options when you connect external storage devices.
The last section is info, where it gives you its system and formation.
Please note when you connect external storage devices that contains video
and HDR format or HEVC directly into its USB port the projector cannot read these videos directly.
It reads music and pictures without issues but it does not contain the required decoders to
read these video types. To achieve this, you would have to connect a media device via its HDMI port.
So here I have connected and Android TV box and before I proceed in testing
its projection quality let’s first look at its advanced 6D and 4D Keystone correction.
First its digital horizontal Keystone correction. Next it’s vertical Keystone correction.
It features two additional Keystone corrections not seen in other models,
the first one being corner correction.
And the other is curve correction this Keystone emulates curve screens.
I will now play a list of videos to test its projection quality
and sound quality of its internal speaker.
So the quality and the brightness of the projection is really good,
and from testing at various distances this is one of the projectors with the lumens
that can actually throw a great display at a distance away without getting blurry.
The internal speaker is not very powerful but good enough to fill a room or office.
This is what your gaming experience would look like when applied to this model.
This is what it looks like when connected to a Windows PC.
In summary the selling points of this projector are its display lumens that are powerful enough to
project a 300 inches display from as far as 11m. Its 4D digital Keystone correction,
with corner Keystone, and curve the Keystone correction is really groundbreaking.
It’s various connecting ports consisting of both audio and video input and outputs,
is something not seen in recent models, and it also facilitates your conventional RCA inputs.
Something I like very much about projector is the ability to adjust the speed of the
internal cooling fans which makes it one of the quietest projectors of this size.
Some of its drawbacks compared to the recent models, is that it does not have
built-in the decoders for HDR videos and the videos with surround sound formats.
And it does not have any Wi-Fi or Bluetooth screen mirroring.
And with that said of come to the end of this review.
Like I said this projector is not for everyone and I would only recommend it
for persons looking for a projector that can blast a clear projection from a distance away.
This projector is powerful and has lots of headroom in its display adjustments
not to mention it unique Keystone capabilities. So if you are interested in this model,
and as I mentioned earlier the price of this projector is not cheap but you can
get a discount with the on-page coupon. See the link in the description below this video.
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