WANBO T4 (Auto Focus, Auto Keystone) Native 1080P Full HD 4K HDR | Android 9.0 | Projector for Home | LED Cinema | 450ANSI | HDMI ARC | Portable | WiFi6 | Bluetooth 5.0

The Wanbo T4 projector is a compact and versatile device that offers impressive performance at an affordable price point. Its sleek design and portability make it a convenient option for both home entertainment and on-the-go presentations.One of the standout features of the Wanbo T4 is its image quality. With a native resolution of 1080p and support for up to 4K input, the projector delivers crisp and vibrant images with excellent clarity and detail. Whether you’re watching movies, playing games, or giving a presentation, the T4 ensures a captivating visual experience.Despite its small size, the T4 packs a punch in terms of brightness. With a maximum brightness of 500 ANSI lumens, it performs well even in moderately lit environments, allowing you to enjoy clear and vivid images without the need for complete darkness.Setup is quick and easy with the T4, thanks to its intuitive interface and user-friendly controls. The projector supports multiple connectivity options, including HDMI, USB, and wireless screen mirroring, giving you plenty of flexibility when it comes to connecting your devices.Another notable feature of the Wanbo T4 is its built-in speakers. While they may not rival a dedicated audio system, they produce surprisingly clear and immersive sound, enhancing the overall viewing experience.In terms of portability, the T4 excels. Weighing just a few pounds and featuring a compact design, it’s easy to transport from room to room or take with you on the go. Whether you’re hosting a movie night with friends or giving a presentation at work, the T4 is a convenient companion.Overall, the Wanbo T4 projector offers an impressive combination of performance, portability, and affordability. Whether you’re a movie enthusiast, a gamer, or a professional presenter, this versatile device is sure to impress.

I'm very new to the projector scene but this product seemed like a clear winner in the budget projector category. A YouTube channel called 'Home Cinema and Tech Reviews' has an in-depth evaluation of this and other Wanbo products too. I recommend checking that out. It's been 2-3 hours since I've been using it; the brightness and responsiveness is good enough for me so far. Hoping this works well in the future too.

The media could not be loaded. I got this projector for around 15k INR with discounts and offers and for that price I must say it is worth every penny.Good Things:- Autofocus and keystone correction works out of the box, sometimes it's laggy but works most of the time, on movement it automatically adjusts- Has support for HDR and wired as well wireless works flawlessly- It is super quiet, I rarely notice the fan notice- Turn On time is quick, not superfast though- Remote works nicely- Brightness is good for a small room with curtains, in my video and photo my room is not completely dark still you can see clear image- Contrast is good- Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connection work well, no disconnection noticed so far- HDMI CEC works nicely- 4k video render is available via HDMI, no native resolution though- Video with clear color separation looks spectacular, like animeNot so good things:- Color accuracy is not great. Even with good calibration color seems faded, especially red- 3W speaker is okay for small room, but it has little to no bass, you can tune it a bit but better use a Bluetooth or external speaker- The inbuilt Google TV is barely usable, better use an external Chromecast, Apple TV or Firestick- Good experience in 80-100 inch projection size, after that, the brightness is very less and the autofocus and auto keystone also struggles.Bad things:- Not many for the price I paid, but for the actual price the brightness could have been better- Color can be improved a lot, using a projection screen helps a bit, but not a lot.- A little bass for the speaker would be good- Sometimes it reports internal fan error and shuts down abruptly, you can expect in at least once in 2–3 days- The base connection for the tripod doesn't seem to be robust, I believe it will break under the weight.- The positioning is hard, You have to position the projector in the almost middle of the screen you want to project for the best quality and experience. The usual expectation is that the projector will be lower or just touching the lower boundary of the screen at most.- If the projector is not set in center, you can expect blurred, curved or lower brightness at edges that are far.Overall, if you are getting it under 18k INR, then it is worth it, otherwise look for better. Also consider that this is an old product, so do not pay more than 20k in the worst case.

It say Android 9. But while using the apps like YouTube, Netflix they lag. Even Netflix is some older version you cannot install new it doesn't support. The audio from the inbuilt speaker is very bad.They should work on the Android os, otherwise it's a waste.Everytime when you turn it on you have to manually kill all background apps to watch a video. Otherwise it lags to much.Even contacting for help they told me to buy fire stick or Mi box then why are you selling it by saying Android projector.

Seems like good Projector 📽️ but brightness is too low, screen casting has some problem tried with almost every brand phone with high speed wifi.. No HDMI ARC support.. only connects with Aux and blootooth.. internal speaker not so loud you can hear voice after increasing volume at 100% ... Throwing hot air from front which is acceptable. You need to turn AC on to keep it cool.. only one HDMI and USB port which I think not justified this price.. rest all good..