Everycom R10 projector – Bluetooth speaker with projector function and AC3 support

Hello! Today we have a Chinese miracle Yudo stereo speaker with Bluetooth 5.0, which can be used as a projector. Or vice versa, whichever you prefer. Of the interesting aspects of Everycom R10, it is worth highlighting the reduced noise of the cooling system in cinema mode, a good delay in games, as well as the ability to play AC3 with a built-in player. It turns out an interesting option for a summer house or a bedroom for viewing content from a flash drive, although with a Tivibox, the projector’s functionality will expand significantly. There is a removable handle for carrying the projector, it can be installed as desired. The color reproduction of the projector is good, the colors are natural, the details in the shadows are slightly overwhelmed and the blacks are saturated, like many 1 LCD projectors. I took the projector at a good discount, so item 18. As always, I will be happy to read your comments under the review and we will discuss all the interesting points with you.

The projector is delivered in a cardboard box, inside it is well fixed and protected from shock. The set includes the projector itself, a remote control, a power cord, an AV video signal cable, an English manual, an HDMI cable and a carrying handle with bolts for attaching to the projector.

The projector itself is quite nice, the white color will fit into any interior. On the front panel there is a lens, a removable cover, and the first infrared sensor for the remote control and the keystone adjustment ring.
On the top of the projector are the control buttons and the focus adjustment ring. The course of the ring is tight, it is convenient to adjust the projection tilt and focus. I recommend placing the projector perpendicular to the projection in order to get the clearest picture.

On both sides of the projector there are removable black panels through which the sound of the projector speakers passes, and there is also a hole behind which the cooling fan is located.
On the back of the projector there is a projector power plug, a power button, an AV input for connecting an analog standard definition signal, a headphone output, two HDMI ports, one of which is on the side for more convenient installation close to the wall, and a pair of USB ports.< /p>

The bottom of the projector has feet for vertical mounting and a tripod thread. There is a plastic reclining leg for tilting the projector.
The remote control of the projector is compact and convenient; Tactilely pleasant. All basic functions are present.

The menu of the Everycom R10 projector is standard for this type of device. The built-in player allows you to watch videos, arrange slideshows of pictures, listen to music or read text. The basic player supports the AC3 codec, which, combined with compact size and stereo sound, is a big plus for this projector model. From a flash drive and an external hard drive, everything https://jiji.com.et/302-sterilizers shows fine, both AC3 and newer multi-channel DTS HD and HD Master Audio codecs are readable. Rewinding, subtitles, switching tracks – everything works as it should.

The settings of the Everycom R10 projector are typical and the same as other similar 1 lcd models, but the menu itself is slightly visually different. There are four bookmarks in total.