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[kal]

ANIS lumens? Better than ANUS lumens I suppose.

Long story short, most if not all of their numbers are just made up and much of what's written is complete nonsense. I like the following non-nonsensical statement:

"2018 UPGRADED MAINBOARD: We’ve adopted the latest technology to make this projector 60% brighter and sharper than other similarly priced projectors on the market."

Wonderful. You changed the mainboard and somehow that made the LED bulb you use somehow brighter.

Or this one:

50,000-HOUR EXTENDED LAMP LIFE: With an extended LED lamp life of an impressive 50,000 hours, even if you watch a 2-hour movie every day, your projector would last at least 15 years.

Yes, because the only thing that could fail in that projector is the bulb/lamp. As long as that keeps working that long (very doubtful) I'm sure that's all that matters as all of the electrolytic caps are most likely military grade and the circuitry includes redundancy to allow the unit to operate for 15 years non-stop. All for $65. Sheesh.

Kal

[kal]

ANIS lumens? Better than ANUS lumens I suppose.

Long story short, most if not all of their numbers are just made up and much of what's written is complete nonsense. I like the following non-nonsensical statement:

"2018 UPGRADED MAINBOARD: We’ve adopted the latest technology to make this projector 60% brighter and sharper than other similarly priced projectors on the market."

Wonderful. You changed the mainboard and somehow that made the LED bulb you use somehow brighter.

Or this one:

50,000-HOUR EXTENDED LAMP LIFE: With an extended LED lamp life of an impressive 50,000 hours, even if you watch a 2-hour movie every day, your projector would last at least 15 years.

Yes, because the only thing that could fail in that projector is the bulb/lamp. As long as that keeps working that long (very doubtful) I'm sure that's all that matters as all of the electrolytic caps are most likely military grade and the circuitry includes redundancy to allow the unit to operate for 15 years non-stop. All for $65. Sheesh.

Kal