I’ve spent the last week on a journey to find the best projector for casual viewing in my bedroom. The first I ordered (different brand) had an issue with keystone correction, the next (a second brand) blurred quite a bit around the edges when keystone correcting and the picture looked off, and finally I landed with this Yaber projector, which has been well worth spending just a bit more.The picture is clear and colors are vibrant. Even with some ambient light the picture is still watchable, no ideal brightness but watchable. There’s an installed GoogleTV device which I have connected to an external Bluetooth speaker. The remote control is the best designed of the three devices, and the volume buttons can control the Bluetooth volume. Just the overall user experience seems to have been well thought out when compared to the other two brands I tried.I haven’t used the installed speakers so I can’t say how the sound quality is.

I've been looking for a new projector that didn't cost an arm and leg since I know I won't use it frequently, but I wanted one that worked very well for the special times that I do use it. A few things were important to me, mostly image quality and secondly audio. Not the built in speakers, but knowing that what I'm buying would be compatible with my Dolby Atmos soundbar system. This projector does that very well. On the first night, I used it to watch a movie streamed from the Google TV interface, and not only did it look great, it sounded great!I did order a 20' HDMI cable with it, knowing that for the full experience I'd have to go with the cable vs bluetooth, and it exceeded my expectations.For the image, I really, really, really like the auto focus and keystone feature. I threw it against my 100" screen, and didn't have to do anything other than turn it on and enjoy. I had to dig a little to find the find tuning features for the color, which I adjusted a little, but that was it. I've owned many projectors in the past that the color quality irritated me, but this one gives a very satisfying viewing experience.The light level is just as I expected, knowing that I'm not going to see what I want in a lit room. I don't go to a movie theater expecting to watch anything with the lights on, I don't expect it with this projector either.Back to the sound before closing. I bought it with the intention of using it with my soundbar, but the stand alone JBL speakers do a very solid job. I was impressed by the volume level and spatial output.This projector will get more use than I expected, both inside and outside.

I purchased the Yaber K2s for a year and still think it is the best choice in the market.Setup was incredibly easy and straightforward, taking only a few minutes to get everything running smoothly. The instructions were clear, and all the necessary cables and connections were included. Even my eight-year-old son could set up by himself.The picture quality is nothing short of amazing, offering vibrant colors and sharp details that make watching movies and playing games became an absolute pleasure. The high resolution and brightness ensure a clear and immersive experience in the dark environment.The sound quality of the K2s is good, but I always pair with another speaker to avoid the wired positioning of the sound as the projector was placed behind my sofa.Compared to my 65 inch television, the Yaber K2s definitely worth the investment, providing exceptional value and an enhanced viewing experience.Highly recommended for anyone in the market for a reliable and high-quality projector!

Le top ! On regarde des films dehors alors qu'il ne fait pas encore noir !Le son est juste exceptionnel ! Pareil pour la qualité d'image ! On recommande +++++ !!!

I’ve tried many of brands but this projector is good enough to enjoy

Great purchase. Shows perfect in dark. Still looks good with ambient light. I can tell it will not show good in a bright room. Meets my expectations. Quality doesn’t distort showing on whole wall and my Wallis around 120-130 inches. All the features and apps work as it should. The jbl speakers sound great as is. Surround works good as it is able to bounce sound off of the walls but could be less effective in an open style area. Hard to tell fake reviews from real ones now a days but I paid for this with my own money as a real consumer and it has met expectation and is worth the value in my opinion. Great projector for the price

I love this projector!! I would give it 4.5 stars if I could, but unfortunately, that’s not an option here.This projector offers great sound thanks to the built-in JBL Sound system. I like the projector’s user interface. It is laid out well, and easy to understand. The familiar Google/Android TV user interface is easy to navigate with its remote and offers a voice command option for searching TV show or movie titles.Even though this projector is brighter than most others, I think it could stand to be a little brighter and have maybe even have a little more color saturation. But that’s just my personal preference.There’s not a grand amount of difference between the scene settings as far as STANDARD and VIVID goes as I would have expected, but there are definite differences between the COOL and WARM settings, as there should be.The Google/Android TV box comes preinstalled in the projector by a tray which holds the device in place. It snaps into a mini-HDMI connector in the bottom of the slot which fits the Google/Android TV device perfectly. Then a micro-USB power cable plugs into the top of the device, and it is covered by a snap-in panel on the bottom of the unit.With as many positive things said here, there are a few things I would like to have seen differently with this projector:1 - Is to not have to use two separate remotes for the projector and the installed Google /Android TV box.There may not be a way around this since Yaber appears to outsource the Google/Android TV box from another vendor, Hako. The Google/Android remote is definitely the better remote between the two. However, it would be very convenient if the power button on that remote also controlled the projector power. That way, for most everyday use, you would only need to use one remote. I suppose the only way to get around having two remotes is if Yaber were to develop its own Google/Android TV device and have it completely built into the projector. That way you could use that Bluetooth remote for both devices and not worry about an infrared remote at all! Not to mention, you wouldn't have to worry about updating two separate devices with Android platforms! (The Google/Android TV device and the Projector)2 - The projector remote is nice, but my issue with it is the HOME button is on the left-hand side of the remote - in the exact place where you’d expect the BACK button to be. The BACK button on this remote is in the center of the remote, and not on the left side like the Google/Android TV remote and many others like it.With the BACK button being in the center, it makes navigation in the projector user interface more difficult, because you wind up fighting your muscle memory when trying to find the BACK button. You wind up pressing the HOME button instead.I would have definitely paid a little more if Yaber also included a nice soft carry case for the projector. I wound up purchasing one on Amazon for $30. It’s the CURIMO case from Amazon (Model Number CACR05001) and it fits the projector nicely, as well as having room for plenty of accessories.Overall, I'm very satisfied with this projector and would definitely recommend this to any friend who is looking for a well-built, quality projector with Google/Android TV.

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