YABER V10 5G WiFi Bluetooth Projector, 15000L Full HD Native 1080P Projector 4K Support, 2023 Upgraded 4D/4P Keystone&Zoom, Home Theater&Outdoor Video Projector for Smartphone/TV Stick/PC/PPT/PS5

It is OK. Tech Supprot is good. But it is not bright. Under my expectation. I got what I paid.

The picture is very smooth. I doubt the brightness/contrast numbers are correct. The picture isnt as bright and vibrant as I expected. For this price I feel it was a fair product for the cost.

I bought a screen and all that stuff for it but the screen proved to be a pain, so I just stopped bothering. Just using the projector on an uneven and poorly painted wall its sharp and bright enough to not even care. If you took the time to really give it a nice little setup it would probably be amazing. If you just toss it up on a wall and call it a day, youre probably still going to be really happy with the result. Especially for the price, its easily worth more than what theyre selling it for at the moment.

Great projector for the price!

I love how clear it is and how easy it is to use

Colors are not as vivid as my previous projector but image quality is way better. Worth the price.

I was looking for decent projector for my office room at reasonable price, I did extensive research and found out Yaber products are good. I ordered V10 and I was surprised by the quality of image I was getting. Initially I felt fan was little bit louder, I reached out to customer service , they are really amazing and they did specify couple of trouble shooting steps after that everything was fine. I like the product . I waited for 5 months before I gave review..truly worth of every penny spent on this product and kudos to customer service team as well.. 5 star ☺️

Beautiful picture and set up was easy. I replace older model with this unit. (4k projectors are still too expensive). Existing ceiling installation was a breeze. Flip upside down and remove rubber feet to reveal screw holes for mount. The unit will flip the image. I use Roku or my Chromecast only, so i do not use the on board program features. It uses HDMI straight to my Pioneer Tuner ( which I recommend over Sony ) where my 4K ROKU also goes to. I have a 120 screen mounted on the wall. Adjusting the frame took only a few minutes. Fills the screen perfectly. Remote is slow turning unit on but turns off immediately. Almost as sharp as my 75 4k TV. Quieter than older unit. I replace about every 2 years due to dust getting into the units. Cost is very acceptable for that.

We have the projector mounted in the lounge, projecting onto 16x9 100 screen, the 4d keystone is a real gem of a feature for those who like to line up the image perfectly to fit. At the size we set up to view, we do block out the light leakage from the doors and windows to make the most of it, this makes for a great home cinema experience and the image is bright and clear for our needs. The picture quality is excllent for the 1080 output, but keep in mind at large size you have to fine tune the focus to balance one corner vs the other for best clarity. What has impressed me more than the projector itself, has been the customer service. Yaber support made comminucating with them easy and really feel valued as a customer with agents making a real effort. Would recommend.

Overall I like the projector, it has some nice features. They all have fans so the level of noise will always be there. Solved by adding a blue tooth speaker that puts out 40w. Also solved the lens cap problem, the TOP to a Pringles can fits perfectly. Doesnt stay on securely but if the projector is sitting in a room it works. Looking for another packaging cap that fits securely into the lens port, havent found one yet. The image is sharp but could use some more brightness. Im viewing a completely dark room. For the money this is what you get. Your screen has allot to do with the overall experience. The major issue I have had and almost made me return it is the lack of support for Dolby sound. The website says there is a licensing problem, not sure if the manufacturer doesnt want to pay licensing fees or if certain media outlets like Netflix dont want their content to be placed on a large screen. I any case if what you are plugging into the projector outputs through an HDMI cable and in Dolby, you will not get sound. The projector doesnt allow you to get video from HDMI and audio from another cable like AV, (3.5mm jack) Its either one or the other. (this would solve everything) For instance my DVD player outputs HDMI and RCA audio/Video. I want to use the HDMI output to take advantage of Hi-Def features but the sound is only output in Dolby so I cant. I would have to use the AV/RCA jacks or buy a new DVD that allows me to turn Dolby off and output audio in PCM format through the HDMI cable. Good luck trying to find this detail is sales descriptions, Im going to have to go to a store and test the units one by one. I found that a ROKU stick does play through the unit, you have to turn Dolby off in the ROKU settings menu. I viewing all streaming services successfully. If this didnt work I would have returned the projector, just to much hassle with finding devices that output in non Dolby formats. Being able to play your phone, USB drive and tablet wouldnt have been enough for me.