Also visible is the removable vent filter, this is easy to pop off and blow dust away for occasional cleanings. On the front is the “bomaker” logo, an IR receiver for the remote, and the lens (with the cap on).Ībove is the lens with the cap removed, and the focus dial on the side. It’s almost all plastic, but feels like a decent plastic, and fit and finish were good. The Bomaker Cinema 500 Max projector is a square white box affair, very similar to most of my past projectors. Supports ceiling and standard rotation modes.Supports front and rear projection modes.
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Projector Native Resolution: 1080P (1920 x 1080 pixels, Full HD).
Projector Type: DLP LCD (Digital Light Projection Liquid Crystal Display).Bomaker advertises this as a low-latency projector suitable for gaming, which I’ll definitely test out since many budget projectors are unplayable for action games due to painful input-to-display lag. In a dark room, I found 80-120 inches to be the sweet spot. It can be displayed onto screens as small as ~40″ and as large as you want to go (though the larger you go the farther away the projector needs to be and the dimmer the overall picture will look). The Bomaker Cinema 500 Max projector is a Digital Light Projection LCD projector, with a native resolution of 1080P. Oh, and you can connect a portable Bluetooth speaker to it! That’s new for me! What is it?
The Bomaker Cinema 500 Max projector has the best image quality I’ve seen so far in a sub-$500 projector, and overall I was pleasantly surprised with the features and performance, though I wish it had a full Google TV or Roku like operating system. REVIEW – I’ve reviewed several DLP LCD projectors here, as well as bought a couple on my own for various purposes throughout my life.
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