| Brand | VAVA |
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| Manufacturer | VAVA |
| Model number | LT002 |
| Model Year | 2019 |
| Part Number | VA-LT002 |
| Hardware Interface | HDMI |
| Mounting Hardware | Projector, Cleaning Cloth, Power Cord, Bluetooth Remote, AAA Battery |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
| Standing screen display size | 150 Inches |
| Image Contrast Ratio | 3000: 1 |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9, 4:3 |
| Noise level | 32 dB |
| Voltage | 240 Volts |
| Wattage | 30 watts |
| Batteries Included | Yes |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Refresh Rate | 50 Hz |
| Remote Control Included? | Yes |
| Product Dimensions | 53.29 x 36.8 x 10.69 cm; 10.8 Kilograms |
| Item Weight | 10.8 kg |
| Manufacturer | VAVA |
| ASIN | B07XGM6YGQ |
| Item Model Number | LT002 |
| Batteries | 2 AAA batteries required. (included) |
| Date First Available | 2 January 2020 |
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From the manufacturer
VAVA - Smart Made Simple
At VAVA, we bring meaningful innovation to modern lifestyles. Our speakers, smart cameras, and connected devices combine award-winning design with the most advanced technologies to improve the lives of millions of customers worldwide.
Cinematic Brilliance in Your Home
4K Ultra High Definition
VAVA's 0.233:1 throw ratio means you can project epic visuals from just inches away from your wall.
A 16.7" distance will display a massive 150" image. Immerse yourself in your favorite shows, movies, and games, all while being wire and obstruction-free.
- 150” Big Screen Home Theater
- 0.233:1 Ultra Short Throw Rate
- ALPD 3.0 Technology
- 60W Harman Kardon Speakers
- > 25000 Hours Long Lifetime
- Smart Android 7.1 System
- Wide Color Gamut
- Diffused Light for Eye Protection
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Luminary Light SourceThe VAVA 4K projector uses an incredible 6000 lumens (light source) to produce a bright image even with ambient lighting; you no longer need a pitch black room to get a good image |
Vibrant Details, Vivid ImageAdopts a three-segment color wheel to display the most accurate colors for enhanced purity and brightness. The 3000:1 vivid contrast ratio ensures the deepest blacks and brightest whites. |
Easy InstallationUltra short throw projection eliminates the need for additional hardware and professional installation. Not only is the installation quick and painless, but your viewing experience will be safe from interruptions. |
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Staying Home Can be FunWith advanced ALPD 3.0 Cinematic Technology, you can enjoy a full theatre-like experience and feast your eyes on 4K UHD clarity at home. Easily adjust the projection size from 80"-150" to be immersed in your favorite shows, movies, and so on. |
Ultra-Long LifespanBuilt to withstand the test of time, the industrial-grade laser engine lasts 15 times longer than standard projector bulbs. Use the VAVA 4K Laser Projector for 4 hours a day for up to 17 years – expensive bulb replacements are now a thing of the past. |
Complete ConnectivityWhether you need HDMI, USB, or S/PDIF, the VAVA Laser Projector is fully equipped with 7 multimedia ports to cover every possible connection scenario such as connecting your hard drives, soundbars, and more. |
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A pleasant surprise
Reviewed in the United States on 1 November 2019Colour: WhiteVerified Purchase
A pleasant surprise
Reviewed in the United States on 1 November 2019
Pros:Reviewed in the United States on 1 November 2019
Ultra Short Throw = Means no professional setup cost needed. Mine sits next to the wall next to my PS4 and it looks like it belongs there. This feature alone will save you $500-1000
The 4K image quality on the VAVA seems even better than my 65” tv. Most people will be blown away.
Appears to be a lot brighter and more vibrant than regular projectors. I’m now using this as my main TV.
Futuristic design. The design, remote, and interface is very simply. Reminds me of Apple
Easy to use interface and remote.
Cons:
Software features is easy to use but a little too minimalistic. I would recommend getting a chromecast to unlock some more apps and features.
I will continue using this as my main TV and will be updated my review as time goes on.
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VAVA = Xiaomi on Steroids
Reviewed in the United States on 3 November 2019Colour: WhiteVerified Purchase
VAVA = Xiaomi on Steroids
Reviewed in the United States on 3 November 2019
I’m one of few people that had hands on experience with both the Xiaomi 4K projector and the VAVA 4K projector setup. Here’s a quick comparison:Reviewed in the United States on 3 November 2019
1. Brightness: VAVA is slightly brighter than Xiaomi. I did some digging and found that Xiaomi has 16 Laser diodes and the VAVA has 20 diodes.
2. Image Quality: VAVA wins. In the screen shot (from an online comparison) you can see that VAVA has better colors and depth whereas some of the details on the Xiaomi are more washed out. In all fairness, to get the best color accuracy, both the VAVA and Xiaomi require fine tuning of the RGB settings out of the box. Once you have that setup, the difference is noticeably in VAVA's favor.
3. Sound: VAVA’s Harmon Kardon soundbar BLOWS the Xiaomi out of the water.
4. Form factor: Xiaomi is about 50% smaller than the VAVA which makes it more portable. The VAVA is a beefier unit that feels more premium with the fabric and heavier feeling plastics.
5. Price: Xiaomi is about $700 cheaper than Xiaomi.
6. Support: VAVA – they are based in the US and have a US support team.
Summary: The VAVA is essentially a Xiaomi on steroids. If you are on a tight budget, you can’t go wrong with the Xiaomi since it has fairly positive reviews online. In my opinion, paying a $700 premium for the VAVA for better image, sound, and support in the US is worth it. Winner: VAVA
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Zhiqing Liu
Home theater is better than ever
Reviewed in the United States on 7 November 2019Colour: WhiteVerified Purchase
Meixin Liu
Blown away!
Reviewed in the United States on 7 November 2019Colour: WhiteVerified Purchase
Blown away!
Reviewed in the United States on 7 November 2019
After doing a ton of research, I bit the bullet and could not be happier!Reviewed in the United States on 7 November 2019
The ultra short throw is a game changer and makes home theater accessible for everyone. With UST, you skip the ceiling mounts and the headache of placing a projector in the middle of the room. Just put it up against the wall with your other consoles and you are good to go.
The image quality is breathtaking. You can really see the 4K details pop on a large screen. I still have to play with the settings, but the out of box, it feels like you are in a theater.
The laser is advertised to last 25000 hours which is basically forever. Only time will tell but I feel better knowing I’m not on borrowed time with a bulb that eventually needs replacement.
I didn’t care too much for the soundbar since I have my own 5.1 setup. Works great for a soundbar but it can never replace a true 5.1 surround sound system.
Price: The VAVA is significantly lower than LG and Optoma. I was hesitant at first but the reviews online and youtube videos have been overwhelmingly positive. While UST projectors cost more than regular projectors, the price ends up being lower over time when you factor the time and money by avoiding ceiling mount, installation costs, and bulb replacements.
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An Impressive Product But Not Without Some Issues
Reviewed in the United States on 27 December 2019Colour: WhiteVerified Purchase
An Impressive Product But Not Without Some Issues
Reviewed in the United States on 27 December 2019
I'm going to start this review by saying that I am just a normal guy that wanted a 120" screen for movies and games in his basement. I have never owned a projector before, I did not have what I thought were the proper room dimensions to accommodate a ceiling-mount traditional bulb projector. I have been researching UST projectors for over a month and this VAVA kept coming up, but nothing ever made me feel "good" about buying it. The reviews on here all seem to be either competitors trying to throw negative reviews around that get removed, or they are positive reviews that seem to have no merit or detail to them. I wanted a large screen, I wanted 4K with HDR, I wanted to spend less than $3k and I wanted an easy setup. Other similar options are $1k-3k more expensive, so, after much deliberation, I chose to just bite the bullet and buy this thing.Reviewed in the United States on 27 December 2019
First thing's first: I am pretty sure I received a returned and "gently-used" unit from Amazon via VAVA-US. The box looked a bit "used," the remote had the batteries in it already, and after the first power-on, I did not get a setup wizard, the image was flipped, and the remote was paired. I was about to flip a table, but I calmed down because the image staring back at me was quite impressive. This item has only been out for less than a year, and everything is working, so I will just have to assume that there is not many, if any, hours on the laser and try to stay positive. However, I think that's a bit of a shame if they are just repackaging returned units and sending them back out. This is my most major concern with the purchase, because, from other reviewers, it seems VAVA's US "support" is an auto-forward to a random answering machine sitting somewhere in China.
Either way, on to why I bought this thing in the first place; this thing produces a gorgeous picture. I am projecting about a 120" diagonal image onto a white/cream painted little-to-no textured wall with no proper screen (yet). The room has no windows, and with the door closed it is pitch black. The room lights up from the brightness of this thing and the image is just incredibly detailed. Right now, the image gets slightly washed out when it gets very bright, but I am sure that will be fixed with a proper screen and some blacking-out of the room.
I did not buy this for its "smart" properties, and honestly I would only connect to your network via a wired ethernet connection and only when checking for firmware updates (which there was one after turning on). It's clearly running Android, and it is quite sloppily put together. Changing the image settings in the normal main screen settings menu does not seem to do anything. Makes total sense right? You have to go to the input source and hold down the menu button on the remote and a side menu comes up and changing those values actually alter the image. I haven't touched the "App store" or anything. Use a Roku, Apple TV, Xbox, whatever. I would avoid the built-in stuff.
With proper calibration (you can find some help on reviews for this thing on some websites) you can definitely squeeze some very accurate color out of this thing. I actually used episodes of The Simpsons to help tune in the color accuracy I was looking for, based on my LG OLED that is my daily driver TV. Once I did that, everything else looks great now. I am using a Denon AVR which has 4K and HDR capabilities at 60Hz, and it works just fine with this projector. The Xbox One X is set to 4K HDR, and the projector gets a 4K HDR signal. When you hold down the menu button and there is an option to ensure HDMI 2.0 is enabled. Also, in the picture settings, you can turn HDR on, off, or to auto mode. Auto seems to detect HDR signals correctly from my minimal testing.
If you are considering this for gaming, IGNORE anyone who is saying the input lag on this makes games unplayable. Literally all I have been doing is playing Xbox One X on this thing, and I experience no issues with regards to input lag. Is it as quick as my LG OLED? No. But I'll give it a pass for giving me an additional 65" of viewing pleasure. This was a major concern of mine based on other reviewers, and I am happy to report that they are making mountains out of molehills.
So, everything has been positive (mostly) so far. Here are some negatives. When there is fast motion on the X-axis, there is a very noticeable "wavy" look to the top center part of image. This is very obvious in gaming, when you can control the camera and you make it move left or right quickly. I assume this is an artifact of the laser projection in some way, and it does not stand-out, meaning, I notice it only when I think about noticing it and focus on the top-center of the image.
The eye protection mode doesn't seem to be as good as I hoped. It definitely notices when I walk up to it, but usually not quickly enough to turn the laser off before it would have gotten into my eyes. Also, this thing has to sit low to the ground to get a full 120" projection on an 8 foot high wall, and my dog will walk up to it sometimes and it does not detect her, so I have to keep trying to get her away from it.
Do I think this thing has 6000 lumen output? No. But it doesn't seem any projector actually has the output that they advertise. Go look this up on projector review sites/forums/youtube videos. That being said, this projector is definitely bright in a dark room. No issues there. In a bright room, I could definitely see the quality and brightness lacking and it was difficult to watch. It wasn't unwatchable, however.
So, the conclusion. This is difficult because I really do love the image this thing produces. I have been enjoying the hell out of playing games on my Xbox again. And a lot of the new content on streaming platforms that are 4K and have HDR are just gorgeous. But as some other reviews have stated, this definitely feels like a beta product. If you will be breaking your budget to get this thing-- don't. I do not have a warm fuzzy about this thing ever getting replaced properly under warranty if anything on it goes kaput. The build quality feels solid, and the technology in it is definitely impressive. I definitely think this technology is the future of projectors. And if you were to go buy an 85"+ TV right now from the top brands, you'd probably get just about the same black levels for the same price (obviously a giant OLED or QLED option would be better, but definitely aren't under $3k at that size). And this projector can get way larger than 85". The best part about all this is I unboxed the thing, and within 20 minutes I was set up and watching a movie. No cables running through the ceiling, no calibrating a ceiling mount, etc. That alone, to me, was worth the extra money over a comparable non-UST option. Don't blowout your budget for this thing, but if you can afford it and it ticks all the boxes, buy it. The pictures I attached don't do it justice, but you can at least get the sense of color and detail of 4K gaming and HD sources.
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