Welcome friends to TV box stop and on today’s video take your streaming experience to the next
level with a brand-new projector from Vivibright. This is the all-new 2021 Vivibright D3000
HD 1080p projector. Vivibright is one of the top names
in the industry with over 10 years of developing projectors and has released their best model yet.
This new model has native 1080p resolution, with a maximum resolution of 1920 x 1200.
It has 8000 lumens, with a contrast ratio of 100,000: 1.
It has electronic vertical and horizontal Keystone correction.
And produces 24-bit 16.7 million colors.
And It has on screen display with up to 23 languages.
It has a minimum display size of 40 inches, and a maximum display size of 150 inches.
It has a minimum projection distance of 4 feet and a maximum projection distance of 14 feet.
It’s an LED lamp type with a total number of 60 lamps,
and you get between 30,000 hours and 50,000 hours of lamp life between normal mode and economy mode.
And It comes with a pair of 10W speakers that produces stereo sound.
So in this video I’ll walk you through its interface, and I’ll connect it to a TV box
and play some HD videos and give you a good demonstration of its picture and sound quality.
So stay tuned that’s up next.
So in the box these are the contents. You have the D3000 projector itself.
You get one IR remote. One AC power cable.
A lint free cleaning cloth. And a user’s guide.
And now a look at its design and ports. The entire body is made of plastic,
and to the front it has a fabric covering, It has a vertical layout, with the projector
lens to the top, and an IR sensor just below, and a Vivibright tag on the edge.
At the rear. It has two HDMI input ports. Two USB ports.
One optical audio port. A headphone jack.
The AC power inlet. A rear IR receiver.
And the rear intake vent.
On both sides you have the exhaust vents.
At the top you have manual controls and the focus leaver.
And below the projector you have four antiskid rubber feet, and a
screw hole for mounting it on your ceiling. I will now set it up on a projector stand,
and using a pulldown projector screen take a look at its interface.
Welcome back. So here I have it setup on my projector
stand, and I’m using a pulldown projector screen. I’m currently at 7 feet 2.1m away from the screen,
and I’ll now turn on its power and have a look at its interface.
So when you startup the projector for the first time, you will hear the startup chime,
followed by the Vivibright splash screen, then you will be taken to
the first start language selection screen. These are the various available languages.
So in my case I will select English, and then you’ll be taken to the main menu.
The main menu has five options. Video, photo, audio, source, and settings.
The first three options which are video photo and audio, pertains to reading media
directly from the USB ports, mainly from flash drives and external hard drives.
The source option is where you go to, to select which source you would
like the projector the reader from. And then you have the settings area.
In the settings area. You have five options, display, audio, image, timer, and other.
Under display settings this is where you can select from various preset color schemes,
or you can set your own color scheme under the user option.
Under audio, this is where you can set the default volume when the projector starts,
and you also have equalizer settings, or you can create your own custom audio preset.
Under image, here you can adjust the aspect ratio,
the electronic Keystone adjustment settings,
and the screen rotation settings if you would like to mount the projector to a ceiling,
vertically, or horizontally.
You have sleep timer settings.
And finally you have language, Factory reset, and status information.
So to test its video and audio quality, I will now connect it to one of my TV boxes and play my list
of 4K videos that will of course be scaled down to 1080p, and let’s see how the handles the playback.
So that’s the video and audio quality test and you can also hear the internal cooling
fan which gives off a moderate noise level. If you find that you are hearing it loud
that is because the camera is 6 inches away from the projector.
This is a gaming quality test, and I’m using the Nvidia shield in this demonstration.
And this is a YouTube quality test.
So in summary I would classify this projector as
one of their midrange models as I have seen more heavy-duty models from them,that
were much larger and had a much heavier sound system that this model.
The picture quality is a very good and it has lots of connecting ports that
gives you the option to connect to your home theater system via optical audio.
There is one feature I would have liked to see in the settings area
and is a zoom feature, so that you can reduce the size of the screen at further distances.
And with that said I have come to the end of this review.
If you would like to get your hands on this latest model from Vivibright the D3000, I
placed a link in the description below this video where you can get it at the lowest price online.
Thanks for watching, thanks goes out to Vivibright for sending this projector for today’s review,
and if you would like to see some of their other models, visit their website using the link below.
Give this video the thumbs up if you enjoyed the presentation,
if you are new to my channel be sure to hit the subscribe button and the notifications
bell before leaving to be notified when I release new videos like this one in the future.
Stay tuned and I’ll be seeing you in the next one.