ABOX A2 LCD Video Projector 3400 Lumen, 180" $139.99+ Delivery (Free with Prime/ $49 Spend) @ Goobang Doo Amazon AU

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As Described on Amazon:
3400 Lumen High Brightness: 3400 lumen set for perfect projection performance with crisp images even in bright settings, this high luminance lets even viewers seated furthermost clearly see the slides and boosts image quality with vibrant colors for pictures and videos as well as fine details.

180 inches Bigger Image: ABOX projectors offer a range of 1280*720p resolutions and projected image sizes to meet diverse space needs. Featuring crisp image quality from 32 to 180 inches, our ultra-short throw projectors achieve increased space versatility at reduced costs.

5 Layer LCD Technology: Based on 5 layer LCD technology for amazing colors, incredible details and solid reliability, ABOX projectors dedicate an entire chip to process each primary colors continuously, unlike single-chip technology that delivers colors sequentially.

Single Airduct Ventilating Design: Employing advanced air current circulation dust-free design to output heat blocks out up to 90% of dust and particles, significantly extending projectors’ lifetime to 50,000hrs while reducing maintenance frequency by 1/3 compared to other projectors.

Wide-range Connectivity: With integrated support for multiple connection methods, including HDMI/VGA/AV/USB/Micro SD/Audio Out 3.5mm to suit a wide range of entertainment devices, this projector makes home entertainment more accessible than ever.

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  MasterScythe on 13/04/2019 - 20:47

  Native resolution is 720p?

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  krunchymoses on 13/04/2019 - 21:02

  Amazon reviewer suggests astroturfing cause the unit isn't that great but gets rave reviews.

  I want it. But I think it might suck.

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    jorf on 13/04/2019 - 21:25

    +1

    I have one. My only real complaint is it's not super bright and needs a dark room. Just projecting it on a wall though, so maybe it would be better with a screen, although I doubt it would improve it enough to use it in a non-darkened room.

    Still, for the price i'm pretty happy - we really only got this for "special occasion" kind of stuff (kids birthdays etc), so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

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    Niceone8 on 13/04/2019 - 21:29

    The reviewer that suggests astroturfing has in fact left a positively worded review of a projector at its price, but low stars. They insinuate it’s a projector with flaws (it’s cheap) and appropriate for just projecting and the odd film…
    Meanwhile the ‘paid ads’ have photos, long description of the projectors use, and many more of this. Amazon.ca has similar positive reviews. I am inclined to believe the negative review is someone expecting an $800 projector at a $200-140 price point…

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      MasterScythe on 13/04/2019 - 22:06

      +2

      No, i agree with fake reviews.

      Thats not to say that I dont also agree with you; it looks VERY good for the price. Im no noob to cheap LCD projectors, so the reviews are all entirely possible.

      But the paid for element stands out.
      When you 'buy reviews' you get to suggest how you want them to sound.

      Notice the common theme of "breathtaking" and "change your life" in a lot of them?

      Seems like the company only gave the reviewers a few terms to pick from.

      Still a quality projector for the cash, but a 720p projector, which is lcd (so likely slightly misaligned, and certainly colour weak, just how LCD porjectors are) has never been life changing.

      Ill probably buy one.
      But that doesnt stop the reviews looking fake.

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        xrailgun on 13/04/2019 - 22:12

        +3

        Yep, those are 100% fake reviews. Experienced projector owners will only be merely satisfied, not 'life-changed'. First time projector owners will almost definitely get very disappointed unless they got in with a ton of research before.

        I got this the last deal, left a pretty moderate review but gave them 5/5 because, and i talked about it in the review, of the value.
        Anyway it's pushed to the bottom because this thing didn't CHANGE MY LIFE!!1!

        Also, it's 1000000% not 3400 lumens. It's in the 200-400 range for ANSI lumens. I suspect those more mellow reviews that talk about how bright it is are also paid.

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          krunchymoses on 15/04/2019 - 10:45

          @xrailgun: Thanks for these responses! I think I am going to give it a miss. The 3400 lumens claim seemed super dubious and that seems to be the case. Paid reviews and dodgy sellers should not be rewarded for their efforts either.

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            xrailgun on 15/04/2019 - 14:23

            +1

            @krunchymoses: welcome! to be fair, I don't think there is any better value until you go for the USD$500 Optoma HD143X.

            other chinese brands lie just as much, if not more, and the real native 1080p models tend to creep a little too high up in price but without the real brightness and color vibrancy, and in those cases you might as well save a bit more for the optoma

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              krunchymoses on 15/04/2019 - 16:42

              @xrailgun: That looks like a very decent unit. I'm gonna get a new lamp in my old projector and see how that goes. If that all falls flat, I might look into that one.

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  31mop on 13/04/2019 - 21:25

  Wonder if any good to take camping lol

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    MasterScythe on 13/04/2019 - 21:56

    +1

    I have one of those 480p LED projectors, available on ebay.

    They're always between 50 and 70 bucks.

    Since camping is dark, its always been super fun.

    480p isnt so bad as long as you're below about 75inch; at least, not for $50, and running off a battery.

    I imagine this one would be pretty good.

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  daft009 on 13/04/2019 - 22:36

  How can they claim 3400 lumens when you need near pitch blackness to use it

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  BillyG687 on 14/04/2019 - 07:19

  +1

  Actually have one of these, don’t think it was from this seller. Use it for movie nights in the backyard and works surprisingly well. You do have to wait for it to be fairly dark, but add some speakers and it’s good for a temporary set up.

  Paid around $180 back in November-ish.

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  BaiDamTing on 14/04/2019 - 13:29

  Thanks OP. I have been waiting for this deal again. It should be much better than my old 854 x 480 pixel projector in a dark room for driving sim.
  Each pixel is huge on my wall atm and it's almost unplayable. At this price it's worth trying.

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  rasserie on 15/04/2019 - 13:27

  https://www.aboxtek.com/products/abox-a2-lcd-projector

  100ANSI Lumen Brightness

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  rasserie on 15/04/2019 - 13:32

  also it's 50 watts so highly likely its an LED, not a traditional 200 watt lamp, which explains the low brightness.

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  Jiadi on 22/04/2019 - 23:39

  Hey OP, I'm thinking about getting this projector but mines not coming up as $139.99 at checkout? And the code doesn't seem to work either. Do I have to be a prime customer to get that price?