This is the Abox T22 projector it's a device that projects images or video onto a wall or a projector screen
But is it any good and is it worth the around hundred dollars?
Stick around to find out. It's TechWizTime
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In this video in particular I'm gonna be looking at the Abox T22 projector
Now this particular unit is a review unit. it was sent by the seller on Amazon
So if you are looking to purchase one for yourself there will be an Amazon affiliate link down in the description below
But just so you know, I wasn't paid for this review and thoughts and opinions are my own
So with that said, let's have a look what's in the box
Styrofoam inside
Okay, so first up we've got a tip-in power
An AV cable
So this is three and a half mil to your three RCA jacks
A HDMI cable
A pretty cool looking remote
And this is what I believe to be an adjustment screw, and I'll show you how this works a little bit later
And now for the main event
Oh, actually there's a fairly decent sized instruction manual there so if you are looking for any information on the product
How to do certain things, then you should be able to find it in there, back to the main event
That's actually quite weighty previously. I've looked at a cheap $30 projector and that definitely had no weight to it this yeah, it actually does have a fair amount of weight to it
So it's got a protector on the front there for the lens which is great that just pops off
It does stay connected by that elasticated string there, okay
So let's have a look at the ports
So on this side book on an SD card slot, headphone jack, the AV port, VGA
USB and HDMI
Over on the other side we've got the two pin power
The back has nothing interesting
And underneath there
We've got to mount there for a tripod or
This little adjustment screw, so what that's for just screws in like that
And then let's you angle it up at the wall or projector screen
How awesome is that?
Okay, so looking over on the top now, we've got two rings here. One is her focus and one is for Keystone adjustment, now
Keystone is where it might be a little bit off square
So by using the Keystone adjustment you can square it up so it looks
More like it actually should. Then we've got here standard buttons like we've got the power button
A back button
M and S not quite sure what those are for yet
But we've also got some arrows and an OK button
So great for when you're navigating the native interface within the device itself
So before I show you what the projector actually looks like on the wall
What I'll do is I'll go over a couple of specs with you just so you know what this device is
So this is an LED projector, so instead of using a standard bulb like most traditional protectors do, it uses LED so it's better on power saving and also the life of the bulb
Now this particular one comes with a lamp life of around 50,000 hours
So that's pretty decent, you're probably not going to have the lamp fail on you within a couple of years, that's for sure
Now this particular LED projector the Abox T22 is capable of displaying an image on the wall between one and a half meters to five meters
Now when you break that down to inches, you're looking at between 32 inches and 176 inches, so
That's a huge screen on the wall
Its native resolution is 800 by 480 which is pretty standard for a low-cost projector, however
It does accept inputs of 1080p so
You don't need to worry about hooking up your ps4 or anything to this and they're not being able to work it will still work
It's just not gonna display a 1080p image on the wall It's only going to display an 800 by 480 image
And the other additional feature with this one is it has built-in speakers
So if you are inputting via HDMI or the AV port not VGA unfortunately because you need separate speakers for that, but
If you're doing that say for your ps4 you will actually get sound out of this, now
It's not gonna be, you know
HiFi quality
But it is gonna be good enough to actually play the game and hear the characters
So with all those specs in that out of the way what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna clear this off
And we're going to project it up onto the wall and we'll see what this actually looks like with the lights off
Okay, so this is with the lights on
And I'm just gonna
Show you the image, that's projecting there on the wall.
It's not focused right now, but what I'll do
Is, using this
top ring
Will bring it into focus
There we go that's more in focus what I'll do though is I'll bring it back slightly
And that's coming out a lot clearer
So for now just so we can see it right
I'll leave it about there
I can do the Keystone correction, see that?
It actually changes the angle of the image
So that's more like it about there
Okay, so just note that this is with the lights on so what I'm going to do right now is I'm going to turn the lights off
One two three, and now we're in pitch dark
So this is a fairly dark room. There's a little bit of light.
You can see over here. I've still got those lights on there
So that is coming up really nice
Now that image at the moment on the screen is probably
I'd say about a meter to a meter and a half. I can't really tell without my robot, but you can see there
That's coming up quite nicely now on top
We've got those
Little arrows that we can push so we can go through
The menus we can change the source
And go across the settings
Okay, okay, so you can see there we've got a picture mode, projector mode, color temperature, aspect, noise reduction
We go across to the next menu, that's EQ and surround sound
We've got a clock
A timer there to set it off and on, sleep timer, Auto sleep
Then we've got on-screen display language
Time out for the on-screen display, Software updating via USB and restore factory device
So that's the actual menus itself what I'll do is we'll go back
And I'll throw something on a USB or SD card
And we'll see what the image quality of the playback is like so give me a sec
So image qualities in that bad. It's actually really good
And depending on what sort of distance you can get this away from the actual wall or projector screen
Will depend on obviously how big you can take this, but
Looking at this right now, this is a very very decent projector
That projects a really nice image on the wall but that's my opinion, obviously it's not a thousand dollar projector which is going to give you a much cleaner image
But for the price, only around a hundred dollars, you're getting a pretty decent projector for its price.
Not bad at all
Let's try something let's try and make it a little bit. I'll zoom out.
We'll try and make it a little bit bigger, let's have a look
Wow that is a fairly decent sized image on the screen there let's zoom in
That's really good, that's a fairly decent size, that's about
I would say about two meters away from the wall, and it's projecting an image about a 1 and a half, maybe 2 m 2 meters in length
So yeah, a fairly decent sized screen
For what it's projecting
Awesome.
Okay, so that was the Abox T22 LED projector. What did you think?
I thought it was pretty good, but I'd love to hear your thoughts on what you saw
So let me a comment down below and let me know
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