Welcome viewers to another projector review. Today we have a projector from the brand TopVision,
and that this is a native 720 P projector with 1080p support.
So up next we take a look at its design and features, and I’ll do a demonstration
to to give a sample of its picture and sound quality. So stay tuned that’s up next.
So welcome back and thanks for keeping it locked in to this channel.
This projector has a native resolution of 720p and supports 1080p media.
It has 7500 lux. It has a contrast ratio of 6000:1
It has 60,000 hours lamp life. It has an optimal viewing distance
of 2.8m delivering 100 inches of display. It’s also capable of delivering 240 inches at 7m
And it has a 5W internal speaker.
So in your purchase you get the T6 model. You get one infrared remote control.
One HDMI cable. One AC power cable. You get one audio video cable.
A 100 inches stretch projector screen. And a user manual.
So as far as its design goes, it’s a medium-size projector
with a plastic housing and to the front it has an IR sensor and a lens cover.
On the left side it has one HDMI port, one VGA port,
one headphone jack, one auxiliary jack, a standard size SD card slot, and the exhaust vent.
To its rear is where you will find the second HDMI port, a USB 2.0 port,
a rear facing IR sensor, The AC power inlet, and the internal speaker vent.
To its right side is where you’ll find the intake vent with a removable dust filter.
At the top is where you have the manual control buttons,
the focus adjustment wheel, and the vertical keystone correction lever.
And below the projector you have four antiskid rubber pads and a screw type kickstand.
So I’ll just take a moment to set this up and continue.
So I’m back and I’m positioned 2.1m from my projector screen.
So this projector starts up with a top version branding splash screen followed by the main menu.
The main menu consists of your various video inputs such as its two HDMI ports,
the AV port, and the VGA port.
It also comprises of the various options to read
media stored on external storage devices connected to its USB port.
Once a device is inserted you will then gain access to the different media options.
Under settings you have four settings area starting with your picture settings.
Under picture mode is where you can select
your various color presets and you also set your own custom color settings.
You have color temperature options where you also have a selection of presets
and the option to set your own color temperature.
You can change the aspect ratio from from 4:3 or 16:9.
You have zoom settings but this option only becomes available
when playing a video or viewing images.
You have noise reduction settings.
You have options when connected to a PC via the VGA port.
And you have options to flip the screen horizontally and vertically.
The next settings area is your sound settings where you can choose from a
selection of audio presets or you can set your own treble and bass levels.
You can adjust the balance This works best when connected via the headphone jack.
It has an auto volume option.
And surround sound audio options. The careful with
the SRX surround sound option because it can be to loud and rattle the internal speaker.
You have sleep timer settings.
And you have system option where you can change the language.
You can restore factory default settings.
It has HDMI CEC options. This is for when connected to a streaming media device
it will turn off its power the same time the media device turns off.
You have OSD duration settings. And software updates settings via USB.
With media connected via its USB, SD card, or AV port you can play HD 1080p
videos directly. However, it does not support surround sound audio formats.
If you would like to play media above 720p resolution you would have to use a streaming
media device connected to one of its HDMI ports, but it will be down-scaled to 720p.
So for a 720p projector It not too bad. Its lumens and edge sharpness is not the best compared
to a 1080p model, and it’s recommended that you use it in low light settings.
Its built-in speaker though it’s loud enough to fill a small room or office,
it’s not very powerful and can get a bit distorted depending on which media you are playing.
When applied to 3D gaming it also delivers a decent picture.
Its internal cooling fan generates around 51dB of final noise at 1m.
For outdoor activities it comes with a 100 inch stretch projector screen.
It has metal rings and plastic hooks with two-sided tape for mounting on solid walls.
But you can also use a thin rope or elastic strap for mounting between poles and trees.
When used the with this screen you can expect the projection look bit fuzzy
compared to the matte fabric material used on my pull-down projector screen.
And viewers there you have it. This is TopVision’s introductory 720p
model for the budget consumer, and you can look forward to their 1080p model
which I’ll be featuring right here on this channel coming soon.
So for only $89.99 You can get a decent picture with this model. You can get it on Amazon using
the link in the description below, where can also get a 30% discount coupon on the purchase page,
which reduces the price to $63 which is a steel of a deal. So be sure to check it out.
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