**Vivimage Projector Review: Unboxing and Hardware Overview**

The Vivimage projector package is approximately eight inches in length, six inches in width, and three inches in height. The lens is located on the far left, followed by an IR sensor for remote control use. On the left side of the projector is the power port, while a Vivi image logo is printed on the rear. To the left of this logo is the power button to turn the projector on.

Below the logo is a vent, and to the right are all the main ports: an HDMI port, two USB ports, an AV port, and a headphone jack. A SD card slot is situated below these ports, with additional vents for cooling the projector. On the bottom of the projector, there is a speaker grille on each side, with little nubs featuring foam to elevate them off the ground.

A tripod screw is located on the top of the bottom plate, and to the left is a little stand to lean the projector up slightly. The top of the box features a Vivi image logo on the right-hand side, accompanied by two dials for adjusting the lenses: one for focusing the projector and another for tilting the picture.

Below these dials are capacitive buttons used to navigate the UI of the projector. The construction of the projector is made from plastic, but it's designed to feel like metal and looks quite cool.

**Product Specifications**

The Vivimage projector shoots in 1080p and is compatible with a wide range of devices, including iOS, Android, TV sticks, Windows, Mac OS, Xbox, and PS4. It offers 3000 lux brightness and a 2001 contrast ratio, providing viewing real estate from 37 to 170 inches.

The recommended distance for the projector is between 4 feet from the wall and 18 feet from the wall. The product's specs indicate it can shoot at 1080p with 60 frames per second, making it suitable for gaming.

**Real-Time Experience**

I'm pleased with the Vivimage projector's performance, considering its price point. However, I do recommend using it in dark areas and on a white, relatively smooth wall to achieve the best results, particularly for gaming.

**Gaming Performance**

While I'm not a big gamer myself, my little brother will be helping me test the projector's gaming capabilities. From what I've observed, it seems to work quite well at 1080p with 60 frames per second. I'll be checking out the gaming performance further and providing an update.

**Hands-On Gaming Experience**

My "gamer buddy" Sam is currently using the projector to play Minecraft. He's pleased with the screen size and quality of the image, which can capture a 60Hz refresh rate at 1080p. The onboard speakers are quite loud but may experience distortion at high volumes.

**Conclusion**

The Vivimage projector works great for its price point and is easy to use. I recommend it to anyone in the market for a good projector under $100. Make sure to subscribe and peace out!

WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey what is up youtube welcome to the custom of interest so today i'll be reviewing the vv madge c480 mini projector all right this product was sent to me to review but they haven't paid me a single cent so i will be keeping this review as honest as possible alright getting right into the packaging of the projector it comes in a very large box with the image of the projector on the front with the name of the product in the bottom left corner the company that makes this projector is called vivimage at least i think that's how you pronounce it and if you'd like to check out this projector the links will be in the description alright opening the box there's a little slide that gives you some tips for your projector moving that away there's a foam insert under that there are all the contents we care about the projector comes in a plastic bag removing that you get all the cables on the bottom side of the box the cables will get our hdmi 2 hdmi cable a power cable a remote and a fancy aux cable underneath the projector is a manual and a quick start guide all right let's get right into the hardware of the projector the whole package is about eight inches in length six inches in width and three inches in height the lens is on the far left and to the right of the lens is ir sensor for the remote to the left of the projector is the power port to the rear there is a vivi image logo printed on it and to the left of that there is a power button to turn on the projector also below the vivimage logo there is a vent to the right of that there are all the main ports so there is an hdmi port two usb ports an av port and a headphone jack and to the left of all those port is a sd card slot below that there are additional vents to help cool the projector down on the bottom of the projector there is a speaker grille on each side is little nubs with foam to elevate them off the ground on the top of the bottom there is a tripod screw and to the left of that there is a little stand to lean the projector up slightly now to the top of the box on the top right there is a vivimage logo to the right there are two dials for the lenses the top one is to focus the projector and the other one is to tilt the picture up slightly and below the lens there's a bunch of capacitive buttons that are used to move throughout the ui of the projector the whole construction is made of plastic but it's made to feel like metal it definitely looks cool now for the specs of the product it shoots in 1080p and is compatible with just about any device you can think of ios android tv sticks windows mac os xbox ps4 you name it it probably can work with it the projector offers 3000 lux brightness and a 2001 contrast ratio it provides 37 inches all the way up to 170 inches of viewing real estate the projector is best between 4 feet from the wall and 18 feet from the wall now for my real time experience i love this thing it comes at a great price and it works awesome but one thing i do recommend is using in dark areas and on a white wall that is relatively smooth that is what i found to work the best for gaming this thing works like a charm all right guys i'm just gonna be honest here i'm not really too big of a gamer but luckily i'll have my little brother helping me out to figure out how good the gaming is on this projector from what i can tell it's pretty good it's 1080p 60 frames per second but yeah i'm gonna go check it out and yeah i apologize that the quality is not exactly the greatest i kind of have to use a little darker setting this time so i can see the projector still and uh yeah all right so i got my gamer buddy here this is sam and he's using the projector right now just playing a little bit of minecraft you know i don't really know what's going on too much but he's playing it how how is it good sam is like the screen like i don't know how do you tell if things are good on the screen for gaming screen's way bigger so it records that 60 hertz refresh rate and 1080p so pretty decent specs uh yeah it is pretty bright maybe not the brightest but it definitely works great for the price the onboard speakers are very loud original has the name and the logo on the sides on the back they have the same general layout with the image of the headphones in the case in the middle of the box but the main issues with the speakers is when they get so loud they often shake the dial to adjust the angle of the picture so it just like wobbles around personally i would just attach a speaker myself the speaker also isn't exactly the greatest at top volumes you can get a little bit of distortion when the volume gets too high the remote works from just about every angle and the capacitive buttons work great but overall the projector works great it works with just about anything very simple and easy to use and i definitely recommend it to anyone who's in the market for a good projector under 100 alright make sure like subscribe and peace youhey what is up youtube welcome to the custom of interest so today i'll be reviewing the vv madge c480 mini projector all right this product was sent to me to review but they haven't paid me a single cent so i will be keeping this review as honest as possible alright getting right into the packaging of the projector it comes in a very large box with the image of the projector on the front with the name of the product in the bottom left corner the company that makes this projector is called vivimage at least i think that's how you pronounce it and if you'd like to check out this projector the links will be in the description alright opening the box there's a little slide that gives you some tips for your projector moving that away there's a foam insert under that there are all the contents we care about the projector comes in a plastic bag removing that you get all the cables on the bottom side of the box the cables will get our hdmi 2 hdmi cable a power cable a remote and a fancy aux cable underneath the projector is a manual and a quick start guide all right let's get right into the hardware of the projector the whole package is about eight inches in length six inches in width and three inches in height the lens is on the far left and to the right of the lens is ir sensor for the remote to the left of the projector is the power port to the rear there is a vivi image logo printed on it and to the left of that there is a power button to turn on the projector also below the vivimage logo there is a vent to the right of that there are all the main ports so there is an hdmi port two usb ports an av port and a headphone jack and to the left of all those port is a sd card slot below that there are additional vents to help cool the projector down on the bottom of the projector there is a speaker grille on each side is little nubs with foam to elevate them off the ground on the top of the bottom there is a tripod screw and to the left of that there is a little stand to lean the projector up slightly now to the top of the box on the top right there is a vivimage logo to the right there are two dials for the lenses the top one is to focus the projector and the other one is to tilt the picture up slightly and below the lens there's a bunch of capacitive buttons that are used to move throughout the ui of the projector the whole construction is made of plastic but it's made to feel like metal it definitely looks cool now for the specs of the product it shoots in 1080p and is compatible with just about any device you can think of ios android tv sticks windows mac os xbox ps4 you name it it probably can work with it the projector offers 3000 lux brightness and a 2001 contrast ratio it provides 37 inches all the way up to 170 inches of viewing real estate the projector is best between 4 feet from the wall and 18 feet from the wall now for my real time experience i love this thing it comes at a great price and it works awesome but one thing i do recommend is using in dark areas and on a white wall that is relatively smooth that is what i found to work the best for gaming this thing works like a charm all right guys i'm just gonna be honest here i'm not really too big of a gamer but luckily i'll have my little brother helping me out to figure out how good the gaming is on this projector from what i can tell it's pretty good it's 1080p 60 frames per second but yeah i'm gonna go check it out and yeah i apologize that the quality is not exactly the greatest i kind of have to use a little darker setting this time so i can see the projector still and uh yeah all right so i got my gamer buddy here this is sam and he's using the projector right now just playing a little bit of minecraft you know i don't really know what's going on too much but he's playing it how how is it good sam is like the screen like i don't know how do you tell if things are good on the screen for gaming screen's way bigger so it records that 60 hertz refresh rate and 1080p so pretty decent specs uh yeah it is pretty bright maybe not the brightest but it definitely works great for the price the onboard speakers are very loud original has the name and the logo on the sides on the back they have the same general layout with the image of the headphones in the case in the middle of the box but the main issues with the speakers is when they get so loud they often shake the dial to adjust the angle of the picture so it just like wobbles around personally i would just attach a speaker myself the speaker also isn't exactly the greatest at top volumes you can get a little bit of distortion when the volume gets too high the remote works from just about every angle and the capacitive buttons work great but overall the projector works great it works with just about anything very simple and easy to use and i definitely recommend it to anyone who's in the market for a good projector under 100 alright make sure like subscribe and peace you