Wanbo T2R Max FHD Projector 2022 New Launch Review

This is the Wanbo T2R Max projector whose marketing in India is being done by the Wzatco company, which is its authorised dealer.

 Wanbo T2R Max

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Inside the box, apart from the projector, there is a remote and a power adaptor. The design of the projector is the ultimate one. It comes in a glossy white finish with liberal use of Chrome at several places all around the projector. Around the lens, there is a Chrome plated band. Apart from this, there is a chrome lining around the speakers on both sides, and, chrome grilles have been provided both on the front as well as the back. On the upper surface, too, there is a broad Chrome plated sheet on which a Chrome plated focus wheel has been given. This projector is superb in looks as its design is very beautiful and attractive. The remote of this projector is also very elegant that imparts a premium feel. 

The remote is minimalistic, on which there is a microphone button for voice commands. On the connectivity front, this projector has 1 HDMI and 1 USB port, apart from a 3.5 mm audio port. Now let's talk about the company-given features and specifications. According to the company, this FHD projector comes with 250 ANSI Lumens, 4K support, 4G keystone correction, dual-band Wi-Fi, wired and wireless mirroring, certified Android 9.0, 8k decoding, 10-bit colours, electric focus, 100-60% zooming capability, Google Assistant, HDR10+ and HLG support. Apart from this, it comes with 2GB RAM and 16GB storage. It comes fitted with an Amlogic 64-bit T972 Quadcore processor. For audio, it has 3W speakers on the left and right sides of the projector. 

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This projector has a closed optical chamber due to which the chances of dust entering the projector are almost nil. So these all were the company-given specifications, now, let's talk about the real performance of this projector. The Wanbo company has given many overblown specifications of this projector, their claim that this projector is capable of decoding 8k videos, has MEMC and has an official Android is incorrect. The HDR10 & HLG support on budget projectors is not worth mentioning! The real HDR projectors come at above a price of 1.5 lakhs. However, if we leave aside these overblown specifications, then this is a pretty good portable projector, which is good both in looks and performance. The company claims 250 ANSI lumens brightness for this T2R projector, but here, I would like to tell you that its brightness is very close to the Wanbo T4 projector, which has a company-claimed brightness of 450 ANSI Lumens. This small projector gives a pretty good performance. Most portable projectors do not come with sufficient brightness to watch dark scenes, but on this projector, you get decent performance even during dark scenes. The colour reproduction of this projector is pretty good, its colours are deep and accurate. You get to see much sharpness and clarity in the pictures. If this projector had better brightness, it could have beaten most of the big projectors. The company recommends limiting the projection to a screen size of 100 inches, however, I have projected it on a 130 inches white screen, and, then too, its performance is quite good. If we talk about the motion blur, then generally motion blur is not visible on it, however, during some fast action scenes, you might get to see it sometime. 

This projector supports 4K videos through the USB port, however, some 4K HDR10 videos go unsupported on it. And, while playing 4K videos on YouTube, I did observe some lag. However, the mere fact that this compact projector can support 4K videos through the USB is a very big thing. Apart from this, there is a 4D keystone correction feature on it, through which, you can project this projector from the sides too. On YouTube, all contents play smoothly in up to 1080p resolution, whereas, all other applications do not display high-quality content. For watching all applications in high resolution, you will need a Fire TV stick or an Android TV box with it. The voice command feature comes with limited accessibility, like opening applications or opening videos on YouTube. 

However, the voice command feature on this projector catapults it into the premium category as this is a rare feature seen on any budget projector. If we talk about its audio quality, then it is good, but the volume is low. For a cinematic experience, you need to connect a soundbar to this projector. This projector supports casting through Apple devices as well as Android phones. 

You can wirelessly project the contents of these devices on a big screen and watch them. This projector is also capable of casting the contents of a laptop when provided connectivity through an HDMI cable. Overall this is a pretty good portable projector, which you can carry with you, wherever you go. It is also appropriate for presentations in a dark or dimly-lit room. 

So friends, hope this review proved helpful to you, take care and stay safe.