#FullHDProjector

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The Epson CO-FH02, boasting a Full HD resolution, built-in smart TV features, and portability, has captured the attention of many tech enthusiasts seeking a versatile projector for various environments, be it home entertainment, office presentations, or even educational settings. Offered at a price point of ₹77,599 (at the time of writing), this projector promises a big-screen experience with additional functionalities. But before you click "add to cart," let's delve deeper into CO-FH02's strengths and weaknesses to determine if it truly aligns with your needs and preferences. Unveiling the Specs: What's Inside the Box? Technology: LCD (RGB liquid crystal shutter projection system) Resolution: Full HD 1080p Brightness: White Light Output (Normal Mode / Eco Mode) - 3,000 lm / 2,000 lm, Colour Light Output: 3,000 lm Contrast Ratio: 16,000:1 Projection Size: 60" to 391" diagonal Connectivity: HDMI (HDCP 1.4), Bluetooth 5.0 A Brighter and More Colorful Experience: Pros of the CO-FH02 The CO-FH02 boasts several positive attributes that make it a compelling choice for a variety of users: Vivid Picture Quality: This projector shines with its bright and colorful picture, thanks to its 3,000 lumens of brightness and 16,000:1 contrast ratio. This combination ensures vibrant visuals, even in moderately lit environments. Compact and Portable Design: Measuring a mere 3.4 inches x 12.5 inches x 8.3 inches and weighing only 2.6 kilograms, the CO-FH02 is a highly portable option. It can be easily transported and set up, making it suitable for presentations, movie nights on the go, or even outdoor entertainment. Decent Audio: While not audiophile-grade, the built-in speaker delivers decent sound quality for casual viewing and presentations. For an immersive home cinema experience, pairing it with a dedicated sound system is recommended. Built-in Streaming Media: The inclusion of an Epson Android TV 10 dongle transforms the CO-FH02 into a smart TV, granting access to various streaming platforms like Netflix, YouTube, and others directly through the projector. This eliminates the need for external streaming devices, streamlining entertainment access. Native 1080p Resolution: The CO-FH02 delivers a sharp and clear Full HD 1080p resolution, providing a significant upgrade over lower resolution projectors and ensuring a visually satisfying experience for most users. Navigating the Limitations: Cons to Consider While the CO-FH02 presents several advantages, it's crucial to acknowledge its limitations as well: Limited Connectivity: The projector has only one HDMI port. This means you can either use the included streaming stick or connect another device like a gaming console, but not both simultaneously. This limitation can be inconvenient if you frequently switch between different sources. No HDR/4K Support: The CO-FH02 does not support High Dynamic Range (HDR) or 4K resolution. While not essential for everyone, these features offer superior picture quality and might be dealbreakers for users seeking a truly cinematic experience. Setup Considerations: While generally straightforward, setting up the CO-FH02 might require some manual adjustments to achieve the desired image size in the absence of optical zoom. This can be a minor inconvenience compared to projectors with automated zoom features. Smart Features with a Caveat: Exploring the Built-in Streaming The built-in smart TV functionality is undoubtedly a convenient addition, allowing users to access their favorite streaming services directly through the projector. However, there's a crucial drawback to consider: the single HDMI port. As mentioned earlier, this limitation forces you to choose between using the included streaming stick or connecting an external device, which can be frustrating. If you frequently switch between various sources, this might be a significant inconvenience. Performance and Setup: A Balancing Act The CO-FH02 stands out with its superior LCD technology, delivering a high-quality viewing experience without the potential rainbow-like artifacts sometimes present in DLP (Digital Light Processing) projectors. This technology ensures clear and reliable visuals, making it a suitable choice for presentations where image fidelity is crucial. Who Should Consider the Epson CO-FH02? Ideal for: Casual movie watchers and gamers: The projector delivers a bright and clear picture suitable for casual entertainment. Mobile presenters: The compact size and portability make it ideal for presentations on the go. Budget-conscious users: The CO-FH02 offers good value for its price compared to projectors with similar features. Who Might Want to Look Elsewhere? Not ideal for: Home cinema enthusiasts: The lack of HDR and 4K support might be dealbreakers for those seeking a truly cinematic experience. Users requiring frequent source switching: The single HDMI port can be restrictive for users who often switch between various devices. Professionals needing precise image adjustments: The lack of optical zoom might require more manual adjustments compared to projectors with this feature. FAQs: Q: Does the Epson CO-FH02 have Bluetooth connectivity? A: Yes, the CO-FH02 features Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, allowing you to connect wirelessly to external speakers or headphones. Q: What is the lamp life of the Epson CO-FH02? A: The projector boasts a lamp life of approximately 6,000 hours, which translates to several years of use depending on usage patterns. Q: Can I connect my gaming console to the CO-FH02? A: Yes, you can connect your gaming console to the projector if you choose not to use the included streaming stick. However, you can only use one device at a time due to the single HDMI port.

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WZATCO S4 Android 9.0 Native 1080P FullHD Home Cinema Projector

If you love watching movies at Home and looking for the best projector for Home Cinema.

WZATCO S4 is the best projector for home theater in this segment and available in market at competitive Price.

· WZATCO S4 is powered 1.6 GHz quad core processor Android 9.0 and the first home projector Brand in India to get the Google Android.

· WZATCO S4 has a multimedia Native 1080P resolution that gives best picture Quality even during daytime and It has two 10W inbuilt speakers to give you better stereo sound quality.

· WZATCO S4 has 550 ANSI / 5500 Lumens brightness and Contrast Ratio: 1200:1@ FOFO, 5000:1@Max, Color Gamut: More than 75%NTSC (DLP Standard)

· WZATCO S4 comes with pre-installed Netflix, Prime Video, Youtube, Hotstar and many more apps could be accessed from Google Play Store

· WZATCO has 2GB Ram and 32GB ROM. It also contains 2USB ports,2HDMI ports, 1 3.5mm Audio port, 1 AV-in and 1 LAN port.

· It has electronic Horizontal & vertical 4D correction, 45 degrees keystone correction.

· WZATCO Provides 1 year Warranty for all its products.

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Projector Type: DLP | Contrast Ratio: 15000:1 | Resolutions: 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p‎ | Connections (Video): HDMI x 2, Composite Video (RCA) x1, VGA x1 | Connections (Audio): Mini Jack x 2 | Connections (Misc.): USB (Mini) x 1, RS232 (DB-9pin) x 1 |Max. Image Size: 30″ – 300″ | Light Output: 2200 ANSI Lumen  Accessories Included: Remote Control w Battery, Warranty Card (by region), Power Cord (by region), VGA cable, QSG‎

What is it?

The BenQ HT1070A is a 1080p plug-and-play DLP projector capable of creating images from 60 inches all the way up to 300 inches (for roughly the same price as most televisions on the market).

What does it do?

The projector is capable of generating a 100-inch picture with as little as 2.8m of space. The unit’s small footprint makes it incredibly versatile and travel-friendly, plus the ease of set up gets you a picture on a wall or screen in minutes. With dedicated picture modes at the ready, you are guaranteed a solid picture whether you’re watching Monday Night Football, playing the latest Assassin’s Creed game or watching Stranger Things on Netflix in full 1080p definition.

What’s wrong with it?

It would be easy to break down all the wrongs, but before I do, I wanted to touch on some vital items you should know when considering a projector for your home theater – the main one being space. If you want a 100-inch picture, you better either have a wide open wall, a drop-down screen or a free-standing screen because too often people overestimate how much space they have because they’re enamored with the fact that a 100+ inch screen is within their grasp for cheap.

Next thing to be aware of is lighting, as it can make or break a good picture on a projector. Think of a trip to the movies and how dark it needs to be to see a clear and vibrant picture. Same rules apply here folks! This particular projector is an all-star in little to no light but turn on a lamp or room lighting or use it during the day in a well-lit living room and your picture will be washed out, which is a shame as the color has to be seen to be appreciated.

This projector has a built-in 10-watt speaker which while good, is a bit tinny. I recommend a soundbar or a good receiver to give you the best sound although you’ll need some adapters due to the 3.5mm audio inputs. I would have liked an optical in or other digital audio option.

The last thing to be aware of with projectors including this one is lamp replacement. Most projector lamps have lifespans comparable to televisions (depending on usage) but the beauty of a projector is that if the light burns out it’s as simple as buying a new one which can run you from $150-$300 depending on the retailer. Then you just have to swap it out. It is an added cost to consider, but one that cannot be ignored regardless of how good the unit is.

Why do you/don’t you need it?

Why you “need” it: A good projector can replace most big screen televisions with comparable pricing easily. The HT1070A offers a lot of compelling reasons why it can be the centerpiece of your home theater. For starters, beautiful and vibrant colors, plus a variety of connection options including HDMI, VGA, and composite video give you ample options for use. You can connect most modern consoles, cable boxes and laptops easily including those older laptops and PCs with a VGA out.

Why you don’t “need” it: If you are looking to just plug something in and be off to the races then this projector is not for you. It requires ample space if projecting onto a wall or the added expense of a drop-down or free-standing projector screen which you’ll need to buy if no wall is available.

The need to modify the audio outs may also be cumbersome if you’re looking to integrate the projector into your home theater set up.

My Take:

Growing up, I wondered what it would be like to play video games on a giant movie screen and the ability to do so is now possible. I thoroughly enjoyed using and reviewing this projector. The biggest issue for me was getting sound to an external device and not relying on the included in body speaker for audio. While the sound was passable, it definitely could have been better. The sound was along the lines of most speakers found on flat panels. A good workaround with regard to the sound options that I heard about from a projector owner was to use a Logitech PC 5.1 system or one of the new ones by Razer, but I had a perfectly good Vizio 5.1 that I would have preferred to use. Beyond the sound issues though, the picture quality offered by the projector was top notch especially in dimly lit or totally dark instances. While the gamer in me loved the giant display, the real showcase was movies. Films with overly dark scenes did not look washed out thanks in part to the high contrast ratio, which delivered true blacks while maintaining all the minuscule details. You look at a film like Pitch Black with new eyes given the impeccable color presentation being displayed. This projector is tailor-made for a basement home theater and should be considered if you’re in the market for one. As I mentioned earlier in my review, please do your homework if you’re considering a projector and feel free to reach out to us if you have questions about this one.

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  [symple_box color=”red” fade_in=”false” float=”center” text_align=”left” width=””]BenQ HT1070A review unit provided by InGear[/symple_box]

4W Product Review: BenQ HT1070A Projector Projector Type: DLP | Contrast Ratio: 15000:1 | Resolutions: 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p‎ …