Chris here with an ultra short throw projector that is quite an impressive one so far in my
testing it's from pneumatic I've covered some of their projectors before but not an ultra
short throw one such as this so this model is the P2000 and you can see currently behind me
it's projecting at almost 120 in it's 4K HDR it's a tril laser setup and the maximum brightness is
2500 n lumens that is why it is so visible right now even with my bright Studio lights on now this
model does have built-in speakers they are 25 wats each of them there's two of them and they
are Harmon Cardon tune they support Dolby audio and DTS they sound pretty impressive considering
they're just built-in speakers and they can certainly full a room at least the size of my
studio it FS it just fine I'll give you a sample of those the fan noise now it does also have four
Keystone correction and also warp correction to with this particular model and eye protection so
if anyone gets too close to the laser it's going to be dimming that image to help prevent damage
to your eyes and here is what is included so we get a cable here because the power supply
is internal two AAA batteries for our remote and you can see the remote it layout is very familiar
but this isn't running Android TV it's not built into it but this is to go through their menu and
still control it you've got your controls there for the focus menu okay arrow keys all pretty
straightforward the volume controls Quick Start and this is a support card so I love the look
of this pneumatic P2000 I think it's very modern and I like the red accent at the front then with
the Golder edges and then the way they have this modern design too just makes it stand out from
the other projectors I've reviewed up the front we have Harmon Cardon speakers there's two of
them they're 25 ws and these certainly can full a room they're impressive I'll give you a sample of
them later in this video we've got DTS support and Dolby audio too just up the top there is a
touch power on button and we have infrar rare just below that for the remote the throw ratio
is 0.22 so that's why it's an ultra throw you can get it right up close to your screen now you can
project from 100 to 150 in and the brightness as I mentioned at the start there it's 2,500 anti
lumens color gamut while 100% of BT 2020 and it is using alpd te the lifetime of these lasers is
rated to 20,000 hours and this is where it projects out and up against your projector
screen or your wall and there are two proximity sensors right here so this is part of the eye
protection mode if anyone gets too close to this small animal small children well it will then cut
out that laser dim it down like all projectors it is actively cool so there are some fans inside and
this is where you'll find them right here they're also on the other side and later on I'll give you
a sample of the fan noise on the underside there is a large rubber foot in the middle of it which
is at the front and at the rear we have have these two adjustable feet there so you can raise them up
and down right here and then the I/O so we have a HDMI 2.0 that does support e AR this is this port
right here HDMI 1 HDMI 2 HDMI 3 two USB two type A's and they are 5 Vol 1.5 amps 3.5 mm audio out
optical out for audio and Lan and because it's not running its own built in Android TV well you have
to use your own box and for that I'm using this here which is dinal link now this is Android TV
with 4K support but you can get something like the fire stick from Amazon is also very good
if you go for that 4K Max model would be ideal for a projector like this for my setup I'm using
the pneumatic with an ALR screen now this is a rollable one quite inexpensive unit but it will
definitely improve that image quality so I can show you the best possible results out of the
P2000 this here is our menu system so you can see on the left we have all of our input s sources so
the three HDMI ports remember that HDMI 1 supports e local storage and the two USB ports file manager
apps now this is only applications that they have set up here for mainly for the remote you can see
and the Bluetooth peering so the other options you get with this uh the settings now this is
one of two settings menus so this is more of a basic setup and you can see your network
time basic settings in here like the projector Arrangement so front table however you going to
have it four corner adjustments so you can use that uh to correct your Keystone so there's no
Auto Keystone there's no autofocus with it it's all manual and it makes sense because you'd have
this in a fixed position you're not going to be moving it about all the time now warping this is
something I really do like take a look at this you have all of those different points so you
can individually go along and adjust so if you want to pull one of these out a little bit you
select it and you can simply pull it in or out or move it all about there to try and get the best
image quality and as I mentioned if you see some of them being a little bit bit off it's probably
more to do with my uh wide angle lens that I have to use to fit everything in Zoom the manual focus
eye protection mode so this is if someone goes in front of it too close to it while they're not
going to damage their eyes because it's going to dim that image right down test pattern very
bright looks good and I I love there using that almost that retro Style TV test pattern looks
really good there and that is it really for the settings there's Advanced which are just a couple
of other little things here like the power on the power source power on tone they call it ring tone
for some reason firmware updates uh I have checked this I am on the the latest version one that's it
there's no updates at the moment for it and the other setting settings menu is this if you push
the settings button so here the color mode it has detected it as TV HDR you can also use movie HDR
wall color so pink yellow blue or off I'm using off color temperature there you can adjust this
your settings there aren't available at the moment until you set that to a a user setting
okay so user will allow you to go and really fine-tune that the colors I'm going with what
they have given me here uh but I do prefer the TV HDR mode so I'll put it back on that one because
of the color temp uh they're 9,300 K so down here you'll find there's some more options to do with
color management primary color red that's by default light source level test pattern and
then the menu at the Top If you go over one Advanced you got some more options in there
so there's a lot the aspect ratio HDR uh the three times fast input so when gaming I enable this okay
so it just comes up with the screen to as well if you want to it's going to get rid of the geometry
function so that's when your Keystone and all that stuff that if you set uh but I won't do
that at the moment uh you've got HDMI settings there too as well the HDMI version 3D settings
audio settings so this is basically an equalizer scrolling down here the four corner adjustment
the warping that you can all get from the main settings menu before you go into your sources
so there's a lot of tweaks in here and I like to see this I like to have options 4K 60 frames per
second HDR footage now and this oh wow this is really good it's incredible how good this looks
I am really impressed with those details that are coming through I can't find any issues with the
focus either so the Optics is looking excellent It's not like very on one corner not to me not
where I am maybe on my camera maybe something's coming through that doesn't quite look right
but I'm telling you in person here I am really impressed what I'm seeing here those details and
those colors fantastic and remember we've got bt2020 with all color gamut coverage and the
2500 an luminum with the light on now and that is right now I'm putting on 150 W powerful light
that is aimed straight at the screen you can still see how good this looks now bear in mind
too that yeah okay I have the ALR screen that is certainly helping this makes this completely
viewable because if it didn't have the screen right now it would look a little more washed
out it certainly does Aid in that image quality with this test clip here you can see that the
contrast is excellent we don't have any problems with the blacks again I don't see any speckle
none of that noise this is a very good example of it now if you see little areas that would
look like speckle that's in fact the video with that black there there were tiny little bits of
that oil the colored oil floating about but it really does look great I'm impressed with the
colors the color reproduction the contrast and as far as I can tell so far using it I can't
see any issues at all with this image quality it really is right up there with some of the
best of the RGB laser projectors I've covered gaming test now this is with my PlayStation 5
playing Uncharted now my safe Point here is one of my favor faes for testing out HDR because
I love this room because we got that oil lamp in the background you can see the oil lamp is
looking very bright we have all the textures on the floor the reflection and the dark areas so
this is where for for me at least the HDR really stands out and it is looking fantastic here with
the nomadic P2000 I'm really pleased with the HDR performance here looking at this game now
what about input latency input lag is it going to be an issue with this projector well when I
look to the left and the right that is pretty much instantaneous there well I'm not really
noticing too much of a delay at all so for console gaming I do believe it is going to
be just fine but let's have a look at something that's a little bit more fast paced and that is
dirt 5 looking very good and no I don't really see any problems at all either here with a more
fast-paced hectic game like this with dirt 5 and again just so immersive having such a large nice
screen to look at and the colors the everything and motion this is the main thing too motion is
looking very good I don't see any ghosting any blurring any problems at all with that image for
gaming like this it is good and wh that's just my really bad driving there nothing to do with the
latency built-in audio with this projector is excellent there some of the best I've
heard for built-in speakers that come with an ultra short throw projector so they are
Harmon cuton tune speakers 25 wats each and they sound fantastic here is a couple of them
now I'm only going to run it at half volume because they are that powerful and that loud
anything over that starts to really overpower my microphone so this is just to give you an
idea but they're really [Music] impressive what about our fan noise well it is very very good
the fan noise it's a constant RPM and not really that loud so here's a sample of it
you don't really hear hear it and if you're using the built-in speakers you won't hear
it recapping now image quality I think this really does check out sure there are other models out
there Ultra short throw projectors that I've covered that are brighter maybe 3,000 or 4,000
an lumens but this model still bright enough I still find it to be very very bright like indoors
watching this especially with all the lights out in the dark the image quality is outstanding it
really is stunning I am impressed with the Optics Focus black levels contrast just all of the image
the reds are not oversaturated the last Ultra short throw I covered and I reviewed the Reds
were just too powerful dominating and I needed to turn them down and even then it was still
overpowering but not with this projector here I find they balanced that image out really well I'm
impressed with the fan noise The Thermals very good the built-in speakers excellent they are
powerful they can full a room everything is looking positive price point 2,300 yes these
are expensive projectors 4K Ultra short throw but it's not expensive as the competition and
you're getting that better image quality I think the price is fair for what they're selling this
for nomadic cons really at something quite minor it doesn't come with built-in Android
TV would have been nice if it had it but a lot of the projectors that have built on Android
TV often I find that Netflix support is very patchy doesn't support it so get yourself an
Amazon Fire TV stick one of those the 4K model the 4K Max model would be ideal or an Android TV
box like what I'm running that supports Netflix 4K Amazon Prime video 4K all of your favorite
streaming apps and it's going to be just fine for that gaming as well really impressive I am
impressed overall as you probably gathered from this projector that it is really good and it
does get a thumbs up from me the pneumatic P2000 thanks a lot for watching this video