VAVA - 4K UHD (VA-LT002)

7 reviews

Nov, 2024

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 7 reviews of VAVA - 4K UHD (VA-LT002). The average rating for this product is 4.4/5, compared to an average rating of 4.2/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. Comments about the noise and design are generally positive. The image quality and price also get good opinions. There are some negative views about the size.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the VAVA - 4K UHD (VA-LT002) is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 92/100 = Excellent quality.

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Expert review by : James Trew (engadget.com)

Vava 4K short-throw projector review: Home theater on a relative budget

My TV is officially too small. That's the first thing I learned after turning on the Vava 4K laser projector in my front room. The second thing I learned is that short-throw projectors -- sometimes known as Laser TVs -- have come a long way in recent...

Good image quality Decent brightness Attractive design Reasonably priced Stellar sound

Poor native app support Android app could be improved Fan slightly loud

While the Vava projector might not have the brand recognition of rivals, including the popular Xiaomi Mijia and I still think the weird app store is a missed opportunity (and not sure how much I’d use the companion app) but there’s a lot to like here....

Sep, 2020

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Expert review by : Alix Diaconis (theverge.com)

THE BEST PROJECTOR FOR YOUR HOME OR APARTMENT

If price is less important than image quality, Vava's Laser TV is a compelling option. The Vava is a DLP projector, but as you can tell from the name, it uses a laser light source, which is brighter and more vibrant than the lamp-based DLP or LCD...

All of the settings are digital, including the focus, which I find very hard to know if it’s accurate. Also, the image bends a little on the sides. It was nearly impossible to get it perfect, which is just not acceptable for a $2,800 device. Lastly,...

Sep, 2020

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Expert review by : Al Griffin (soundandvision.com)

Vava VA-LT002 4K Laser DLP Projector Review

Vava's VA-LT002 4K Laser DLP projector is the first product of its kind to arrive from a company that offers a range of lifestyle-type electronics such as camera/DVRs for your car's dashboard and baby monitors to check on junior. At the 2020 CES, the...

Easy installation and setup Built-in soundbar Plentiful connectivity

Limited picture setup options Limited brightness and contrast App store lacks popular apps

Vava's 4K ultra short throw laser projector provides a simple solution for getting a large image plus sound in your living room, but requires a specific screen for best performance.

Aug, 2020

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Expert review by : Ryan Stellar (projectorreviews.com)

VAVA 4K UHD LASER TV REVIEW- CALIBRATION 1

I recently had a chance to calibrate a new UST (Ultra Short Throw) projector by Vava model VA-LT002. This was my first time working with a Vava so I wanted to spend some time learning the menu and experimenting with different modes and settings. The...

The geometry and focus were simple to set up. I was able to eliminate most of the edge enhancement by turning the sharpness control down but I was not able to eliminate the overscan. The projector does have picture size options but none of them...

Dec, 2019

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Expert review by : JIM SALTER (arstechnica.com)

4K projector turns any wall into theater-quality screen from inches away

This is Vava, a 4K definition Ultra Short Throw (UST) home theater projector retailing for $2,700. For those of you not familiar with the term, UST refers to "throw distance"—the amount of space you need between a projector and screen in order to get...

Home theater projection is not for everybody. But ultra short throw projectors like this one bring down the amount of headache involved in setting it up considerably—with UST, you don't need to run power and video cabling to a mount on your ceiling, or...

Oct, 2019

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Expert review by : Napier Lopez (TheNextWeb)

Vava’s 4K Ultra Short Throw Laser Projector is stunning and versatile, with a few caveats

As big as modern TVs are, there's nothing quite like watching a movie on a giant projected image. Unfortunately getting a decent home theater experience usually requires a great deal of work and commitment, forcing you to carefully position an overhead...

The other 4K UST projectors currently on the market are significantly more expensive. There are a few alternatives coming later in the year, such as the Optoma P1 and LG HU85LA, but they do not currently have firm release dates or prices. Xiaomi’s Mi...

Apr, 2019

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Expert review by : Henry St Leger (techradar.com)

Vava 4K laser projector review

The Vava 4K projector has a lot going for it, which is all the more surprising for its humble beginnings, having been crowdfunded during development. It's now proving to be one of the best projectors on the market today. As an ultra-short throw laser...

Effortless style Max 150-inch projection 4K HDR

Old Android TV OS Poor app layout Only 8-bit HDR

The Vava 4K projector proves to be one of the best projectors on the market today, with a bright projection and the beginnings of HDR capability. A messy app store and lack of either Netflix or Hulu is hard to swallow, and 8-bit HDR isn't as advanced...

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