Epilogue
The Wanbo T2 Max New produces an HD 1080P clear displayed image with vivid color depiction due to the 450 ANSI brightness. The image brightness is high when watching movies and having game sessions, and I didn’t notice any lag between the connected devices, even while my son was gaming through his Poco F4 5G smartphone. The projector’s speakers are loud enough, with full, clear audio and dynamic bass, always considering their minimal dimensions. The AI Autofocus made my life easier since I barely touched the Focus key for two seconds. The Android 9.0 operating system creates a well-known environment to work with and makes the projector user-friendly even to users accustomed to the iOS operating system (like me). The available input ports attempt to compensate for the fact that there will be smart devices that won’t be able to connect. For the asking price, I believe it is an impressive device with a low-noise fan at 30dbA, a full HD image, impressive speakers, and a compact minimalist design to carry it with you pretty much everywhere.
[Aris Input] The last months have been crazy for me due to the workload and the extra activities I decided to start (pilot training and Chinese), so I didn’t have much time to look at this projector. I only took the noise measurements and some peeks when Eri operated it. What impressed me was its tiny size, but I also remember Eri’s frustration when she couldn’t connect it to her mobile phones (iPhone 11 & Android Realme GT). Especially the no-go with iPhones is a significant issue since many users have iOS devices, so Wanbo needs to find a way to fix that.
- Affordable price
- Design
- Compact dimensions
- Easy to store and carry
- Clear HD image
- Bright Colors and dark black
- Loud speakers
- Dynamic bass
- Low produced noise
- Tripod or ceiling mount
- HDMI, USB, and Headphone ports
- Not able to connect it with iOS devices
- No grip or handles to move it around securely
- Not detailed user’s manual
- Short warranty (1-year)
