What’s up guys my name is Nick and welcome to TV Box Stop. Today I feature a native
1080p projector from the brand ULTIMEA and this one is called the Apollo P20.
For only $89.99 with an exclusive coupon this model falls within the medium-size
category yet it delivers modern features with a pretty decent picture display.
So to find out all there is to know about this model stay tuned my full review is up next.
This model has a native resolution of 1080p. It has 300 ANSI lumens.
It has aspect ratios of 4:3 and 16:9. It has Bluetooth 5.1 audio.
Maximum viewing distance of 3.88 m which delivers a 153 inches display.
Its light source is LED and its display is LCD. And it has a 3W built in speaker.
So welcome back and in this purchase you get the usual projector contains and these include
the projector itself one infrared remote control one HDMI cable one AC power cable
one auxiliary cable a lint-free cleaning cloth a screw-type kickstand and its user a manual.
So it has a pretty attractive design with curved
edges measuring 9 inches wide by 7.5 inches long by 3.3 inches tall.
To its front it has a front-facing IR sensor and a lens cover for its projector lens.
For I/O ports to decide it has two HDMI inputs a headphone jack one auxiliary port
two USB 2.0 ports and its exhaust vent. To the other side it has an intake
vent and its DC power socket. To its rear it has a rear-facing
IR sensor a vent for its internal speaker and another for its internal cooling fan.
To the top it has manual press button controls with an LED power button a
very sturdy focus adjustment Wheel and a vertical keystone adjustment lever.
And to its base has four antiskid rubber feet and a screw type kickstand which can also be used for
mounting to a tripod or single pole ceiling mount. At 8 feet 2.4 m it produces a 77 inches display.
But it can display up to 153 inches at 3.88 m. So upon first startup you are greeted by
an ULTIMEA splash screen then the option to select your language followed by its main menu.
Its main menu is pretty standard with shortcuts to access media connected to its USB ports such
as pen drives and external hard drives. It has a shortcut for its Bluetooth settings. Below
here there are shortcuts to access its various source inputs and a shortcut to its settings area.
The settings area is divided into four sections video audio projection and universal.
Under video settings you have your picture mode where you can select from a number of presets or
you can set your own custom settings. You can adjust its color temperature.
Change its aspect ratio from 4:3 or 16:9. And you have zoom settings.
Under sound settings you can select from various presets or you can
set your own treble and bass levels. You have surround sound audio options
and auto volume leveling option.
Under projection settings is where you can change its projection direction.
And under universal settings you can change its language on screen duration timer
sleep timer settings you can restore to factory default and you have software updates via USB.
This model does not feature Wi-Fi for screen mirroring.
For playing videos from media connected directly to its USB ports such as pen
drives and external hard drives you are limited to 1080p videos only. It
also cannot play videos encoded with Dolby or DTS audio formats.
For office documents it does not come with WPS office suite so the only document it can
read is notepad files with the txt extension. For playing photos in a loop you simply open
the folder containing your images and opened the first image and it will automatically loop
through all images in that folder. It also has a transition feature for the images.
For connecting certified streaming devices such as the Google Chromecast and Amazon Fire
TV streaming devices I was surprised that it’s compatible with both the Chromecast which has
HDCP 2.3 protection and the new Amazon Fire TV cube and it can play both devices with audio.
Its internal speaker is loud enough to fill a small to medium-sized room however it comes
with Bluetooth audio which allows it to pair with Bluetooth headphones speakers and AV receivers.
So to use this feature put your Bluetooth speaker or AV receiver in Bluetooth pairing mode opened
the Bluetooth settings in the main menu turn on the Bluetooth feature and perform a search
for your device. Once it appears in the list of detected devices select it to pair to it.
So my AV receiver is now connected via Bluetooth and to demonstrate its optimal
display quality I connected an Android TV box via its HDMI port and I’ll now
play some 4K HDR videos and Dolby vision videos and have the projector downscale them to 1080p.
To test for latency during gaming here I’m playing Grid 2 on my gaming
PC connected to one of its HDMI ports. The quality you get is great and there is
no latency or I would have had difficulty steering or breaking during gameplay.
And finally to measure its fan noise from a distance of 1m it generates 41
dB which is around the standard noise level for most projectors.
In summary the Apollo P20 gives you the bare minimum when it comes to projector
features however it does so really well with great display and audio features.
It’s compatible with the Google Chromecast and Amazon Fire TV devices and I did not
experience any latency during gaming. The only downside is that it does not have
Wi-Fi screen mirroring horizontal keystone correction or corner keystone correction.
So if you’re looking for a really simple inexpensive great display quality budget
projector then the Apollo P20 is a great option. So you can get it for only $89.89 on their
website with my exclusive coupon or you can get already reduced to this
price on Amazon with an additional $25 discount coupon reducing it even
further to $64.99. So to take advantage use the link in the description below.
So thanks for watching. Special thanks to today’s sponsor ULTIMEA for sending
their projector for review. If you enjoyed the presentation give it the thumbs up and if you
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