Let’s plug in a video source and get playing! Performance I won’t go into every single option, but suffice it to say that you can control most aspects of the picture and sound as well as changing display languages. The on-screen menu features three menus with multiple submenus. They duplicate the functions on the remote control.įrom right to left – Power, menu, input source, play/pause, OK, right, left, down, up. All image direction controls are in the menus.Īll the control buttons are located along the back edge of the top of the projector. The projector can be mounted right-side-up or upside-down and can project on the front or rear of the screen. The holes, when used with longer screws, or more correctly, bolts, can be used to mount the projector. The included screws are so small, they seem essentially useless. You can also see the four brass screw holes that fit the four included screws. The bottom of the projector features four small rubber feet at the corners. The dark rectangle is the infrared input window where the remote control signals are received. We see the VGA connector, a USB input port, a 5V USB power output port, I guess in case you need to power something, the audio/video input port, the audio output jack, and the power cord connection. The back has the rest of the input and output ports.
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The left side holds the SD card slot and the two HDMI input ports plus additional cooling vents. The right side of the projector holds the cooling vents. The front of the projector has a large projection lens as the predominant feature. There isn’t really any setup to do other than connecting the power cable, applicable input source and positioning it. Projector distance from screen / screen diagonal measure: 5.15ft-30.18ft.Inputs: VGA, USB, SD card, HDMI (2), combined A/V.Installation: Desk or ceiling, forward or rear projecting.
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I should also note that Vankyo also included their portable, wrinkle-free 120″ cloth projection screen. It held the projector along with cables and remote and provided a nice handle for toting.
The carry case was quite nice with an outside pocket as well as an inside mesh pocket. It costs $269.99, but if you clip the Amazon coupon, you can take off another $50 on the Vankyo website to pay just $219.99.The VANKYO Performance V630 is an LED/LCD-based projector that can produce images in 16:9 and 4:3 format at recommended sizes from 46″-300″ diagonally measured in full 1080P high definition. Plus, it makes itself useful as a way of making mobile device fans join in with a shared experience, which these days is something of a rarity.
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The Vankyo Performance V630W projector is a great upgrade to the previous model, and the new features make it even more of a family film night workhorse. Ultimately, I suppose they decided not to add either of those features to keep costs down, instead ploughing the money into build quality and brightness. Also, they added Wi-Fi, so they could have also added YouTube or Netflix players, etc. You can scratch acrylic more easily, too. The acrylic lens is very good and sharp and has no perceptible chromatic aberration, but I’m old-fashioned and glass is better. It’s hard to find any negative things to say about this projector, but something I would add is a glass lens. Honorable mentions: I love the digital keystone settings, which are so much better at making the picture square on the screen than the mechanical rotational knob on the lens, which tends to make the top and bottom of the picture soft.
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