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6D Auto Keystone Correction
With the 6D Auto Keystone Correction function, if the Pro V7 is accidentally shifted or tilted, the image can be restored to its original settings in less than a second. The 4-point keystone correction option is still available in Pro V7, allowing you to modify the projection screen size to your liking.
The Real Native 1080P Resolution
The higher the resolution, the more pixels there are in the image, and the clearer it appears. Yaber Pro V7 is a true native 1080p projector, with a four times crisper picture and more detailed than 720p projectors.
Brightness +25%
When compared to similar projectors on the market, the brightness of the Pro V7 rose by 25% to 9500 L, giving it a clear advantage. The image is brighter, and the watching experience is opulent and highly delightful. Who needs other projectors when you have a Pro V7 at home?
Digital Zoom -50% Function
To lower the projection image by up to 50%, select “Digital Zoom.” There is no need to modify the projector distance constantly to fit the screen size because you may set a suitable zoom ratio based on the room’s actual size.
5 GHz/2.4 GHz WiFi Dual-Band & WiFi Mirroring
The Pro V7 has dual-band WiFi (5 GHz and 2.4 GHz), enhancing image/video transmission smoother, faster, and more stable. Both iOS and Android smartphones can use WiFi Mirroring with the Pro V7. No connections are required; you can easily mirror your smartphone’s screen or other Miracast-enabled devices to a large screen.
BASIC Smart Engine
The Pro V7 is the first projector with the BASIC Smart Engine in the entertainment projector market. The optimum audio-visual experience can be obtained in five aspects with the maximum and practical performance: Brightness, a plethora of colours, a sound effect, an immersive display, and clarity are all desirable qualities.
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