Vava tells us a distance of 7.2 inches results in a 100-inch image, with a total range of 80-150 inches, depending how close you place the projector to the wall. As with most projectors, ports are hidden at the back, facing the wall, which is great for a clean appearance, though any jutting cables or streaming sticks can prevent the projector getting more than around 5 inches from the wall, though you shouldn’t need to get any closer. Most of the blemishes on the casing – say, for the vents at the projector’s sides – are out of view and kept away from the front of the model. (Dimensions are 533 x 368 x 107mm, if you need to measure it up with your counter, too.) With soft edges, an inoffensive white/gray (or black/gray) coloring, and a soft fabric mesh covering the front and sides, it’s one projector that should fit in easily with the decor.
The Vava 4K projector certainly has a winning appearance.
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Not quite as accurate as those with more complete color controls, but the experience should blow away that 65” LED TV you are currently watching, having an image almost 4 times the size will do that for you.(Image credit: TechRadar) Design and features Once the colors were adjusted, the picture quality is really good. The VAVA Laser TV can be used in a dedicated theater, and it is fine there, in general, but it is intended for those living rooms, family rooms, or any spare room, without massive daylight pouring in, at least when paired with a proper screen designed for UST projectors, and using ALR materials to absorb light from the sides (somewhat) and above, not reflecting it back to our eyes.Īs a family home entertainment system, the VAVA seems really good for the money. They calibrate even better (thanks to more controls), color-wise, also have more options controlling the picture.īut those projectors are inherently designed, in my opinion, as typical, quality home theater projectors. The Epson HC5050UB or the BenQ HT5550 (both of which use a lamp, not laser light sources), I can quickly say both are better home theater projectors. If I were judging the VAVA say compared to a traditional home theater projector at the same general price point – ie.
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Here are some images from my brighter than most living room with no shades on five sliding glass doors, and light blinds on three bay windows in the room (sunny day) and two at night, same setup. The VAVA despite a pretty bright room did well enough for my football viewing that first weekend. Not ideal the texture was obvious when watching (it was only a couple of days until I set up the 120” diagonal screen in my new mini-theater). When we first landed at the new place, I set up the VAVA at 120” diagonal size, on a textured wall. My assorted images should give you a good idea of how much ambient light can be handled and still have a pretty great image on your screen. As long as your room lighting is under decent control, you can enjoy that football game (or even eight football games at once (DirecTV), on a 100 inch, 120 inch and possibly a larger screen, although I don’t think I can really recommend larger than 120” unless the room is very, very good (like a typical home theater).
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