Seasons greetings and a welcome to another TV Box stop projector review.
My name is Nick and on today’s video we have another projector from the ViviBright group,
and this one is from the VAABZZ line of products.
This is the VAABZZ D5000. And it’s a a full-size
projector featuring Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, mobile screen mirroring,
powerful built-in speaker, and an included stretch projector screen.
So in this review as usual we take a look at its design and connecting ports,
its user interface and wireless features, we’ll take a look at its accessories
and perform some projection quality and sound tests via its internal speaker,
and also connected to a 7.1 surround sound audio receiver via Bluetooth.
So don’t go anywhere you have that right after or word from today sponsor.
Today’s a sponsor is VAABZZ, part of the ViviBright group of companies,
consisting of ViviBright, PixThink, VAABZZ, and DUSRAD.
Products from the VAABZZ Series such as the one featured in this video,
are based on fashion and intelligence, and in-line with ergonomic design concepts.
Their products are designed for smart home and commercial office needs,
and all their products are exclusively side source design, especially for enthusiast users.
So if you’re looking for quality projectors with modern features as well as fashion and
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And now back to the review.
Welcome back. So this model features:
Full HD 1080p LCD+LED display quality.
Its light source is RGB LED. It has 600 ANSI Lumens.
15,000:1 Contrast Ratio. ±15° keystone correction.
45 - 200 inches projection size. 10W built-in speaker.
It has an optimal viewing distance between 1.7- 7m,
It has a power consumption of 150W. And it weighs 2700g.
Let’s take a look at what’s inside the box. You have the D5000 projector itself.
You get one infrared remote control.
One AC power cable. A lint free lens cleaning cloth.
Included in this package you get 100 inch stretch projector screen.
And accessories for mounting to a wall or between two pillars.
You get a quick start guide, and a multilingual user manual.
And the last item is the stylish carrying case.
For its design, the entire body is made of plastic,
and to the front keeping in line with VAABZZ’s fashion and ergonomic design business model.
It has a glossy surface with an IR sensor and a lens cover for its glass coated lens.
The IR sensor and the edge around the lens have chrome accents, delivering an elegant appearance.
To the rear of this projector. It has two HDMI input ports,
two USB ports, one 3.5 mm audio output port, a rear facing IR sensor, one VGA port,
a vertical keystone correction lever, the power inlet, and the grill for the internal speaker.
To the right side you have the intake vent with a dust filter for easy cleaning.
And on the opposite side you have the exhaust vent.
At the top you have an LED power button and the focus adjustment lever.
And below the projector you have four antiskid rubber pads.
Screw holes for mounting to a tripod or ceiling mount.
And a push button pop-up kickstand.
So I’ll now set this up and let’s take a look at its user interface.
So currently I have it setup on a projector stand at 8ft 2.4m from my matte fabric projector screen.
And I’ll now turn on the power, switch off the lights and let’s see how it boots.
So it starts with an audible chime with the VAABZZ splash screen. Then your taken to the main menu.
At this distance the size of its display when measured diagonally is 64 inches.
So this is its main menu, and in similar fashion to other models
from the Vivibright group It has the same user interface.
The main menu displays the various inputs from which it can read
media. These are the two HDMI inputs, the two USB ports, and the VGA port.
From here you can also access the settings area, and the firmware version information.
Once there is a storage device connected
to any of the USB ports the movie picture and music options become accessible.
So I connected my USB flash drive with some 1080p videos to USB port number 1,
and if you scroll through the various videos
you’ll be able to preview them with audio before you decide to go full-screen.
The settings area consists of your display settings where you can select from various
presets, or you can set your own custom color and display, under the user option.
The same applies for the audio settings
where you can also choose a preset or set your own custom sound option.
Under image is where you can set the aspect ratio and the projection direction or screen rotation as
I like to call it. There is also a designated button on the remote to control this feature.
You have sleep timer settings.
And you have language and factory reset options.
You have Bluetooth setting, and I’ll be using this in a moment.
The last option is to update the firmware via USB.
This model comes with Wi-Fi screen mirroring for your Android and iOS devices.
There is no menu in the settings area to connect it directly to your home or office network.
Instead, it adapts the method where you will have to use your mobile device to set it up.
So once you enter the screen mirroring
settings the projector starts to output its own Wi-Fi signal.
On your mobile device scan for available Wi-Fi networks and you will see
a network named the Lollipop followed by some numbers That is the projector’s
network you have to connect to. It will be different for each projector
Select it And you will be prompted to enter a password. The password is 1 - 8.
Once your mobile device is connected to the projector’s Wi-Fi, open a browser on your mobile
device and enter the URL on the screen or you can simply use your QR scanner and scan the barcode.
This will give you access to the projector’s internal Wi-Fi settings.
On the screen select Wi-Fi AP or access point and scan for your home or office Wi-Fi network.
Connect to it using your SSID and password and at that will ensure that
the projector is connected to your Wi-Fi network.
Once the projector is connected to your network, disconnect your mobile
device from the projector’s Wi-Fi signal, and reconnect to your home or office Wi-Fi network.
Open a DLNA Miracast app on your Android or iOS device
and scan for the projector and connect the app to begin mirroring your mobile device to it.
It sounds like a whole lot but I hope I made it as simple for you to understand.
Let’s now take a look at its picture and sound quality when I play these videos from an
Android TV Box connected to one of its HDMI ports.
This is what it looks and sounds like when used for 3D gaming.
One of my viewers suggested that going forward that I do fan noise test.
And here is from shutdown to startup.
So at 1m from the projector it generates 58 dB of fan noise. And at 3 to 4 m it generates around 56.
Included in your purchase is a 100 inch stretch projector screen and
it comes with hooks and two-sided stickers for mounting to a drywall,
and it also comes with 2 13ft rope for mounting to polls and the trees while outdoors.
I will now do a quick video sample on it.
So unlike the display you got on my matte fabric projector screen,
this screen is made of polyester which delivers a slightly Cloudy display when viewed up close.
However at a distance it views much better making it ideal for watching outdoors.
So viewers there you have it this was my review of the VAABZZ D5000 1080p projector.
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