A BlitzWolf BW-V5 was already cheaper in forints, but this is again due to the crappy exchange rate.
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BlitzWolf has taken a completely new path with its new projectors. While the old series was clearly an in-house development, the new machines are not, but OEM machines, which are then called BlitzWolf. How good or bad this practice is is just a matter of perspective. If the "manufacturer" chooses skillfully and wisely among the OEM projectors available on the market, then it can be good, as in the case of the BlitzWolf V2, which I think is still one of the best value-for-money Android projectors today.
Shortly after the release of V2, the BlitzWolf presented my V3, which you might think is more advanced than the V2 (since the numbering is higher), but you would be wrong, because while the V2 had Android with quite good brightness and contrast, the V3 is an absolutely entry-level device with 720p resolution and without Android, there are really only 480p machines in the lowest segment of the market.
Now here is BlitzWolf V5, which has nothing to do with V2 or V3 in terms of appearance or content, but is in between the two in terms of knowledge. I don't understand the not very logical numbering here either, but let's get over this little thing and see what the machine can do!
BlitzWolf V5 is an FHD projector, i.e. a native projector with 1920 x 1080 pixels. We don't get any information about whether it can receive a 4K signal, which could also mean no, but I'd rather vote yes blindly. The manufacturer writes 9000 lumens for the brightness, which is approx. it can be 200-300 ANSI, at least those with 600-7000 lumens usually know 250 ANSI, so I'm probably not going too far with 300.
This 200-300 ANSI is not bad at all in this category, even if it cannot burn out our eyes. With correct dimming, this light flux can create an acceptable cinema atmosphere. There is no Android on the machine, which is not a problem, but what bothers me more is that neither Bluetooth nor Wifi connection is mentioned in the specifications. At least there is keystone correction, although only vertical, but at least there is. The trapezoid and the focus can also be adjusted manually, but again, this is not disturbing, we are talking about a cheap machine.
Among the connectors we find two HDMI, two USB, AV and AUX, so we can import movies from quite a few sources, and if all the ropes are broken, we can also connect an external speaker with a cable, an active one of course. The BlitzWolf V5 is a very small machine, its width is 22 cm, its depth is 19 cm, and its height is only 9 cm. Its weight is only 1,6 kilograms.
I would say that the structure is not very steel, or that it is disappointing, but on the one hand, the price is acceptable, and on the other hand, it is a typical portable projector that can even be used for home cinema.
If someone told me a year and a half ago that they were going to charge $5 for a projector with BlitzWolf V99 capabilities, I would be a bit dumbfounded, but I would accept the fact, especially since at that time it would have been HUF 30 or just a little more. Nowadays, 99 dollars for such a machine is not much at all, but the fact that 110 dollars means 40 forints in the meantime is a bit painful. Let's say we don't have much choice, the weakening of the forint has also left its mark on all other technical items, so if someone wants to buy an entry-level FHD projector, he swallows one and pays around 500. Or buy something used.
In the current fall discount, the projector costs this much, the purchase costs a BGROCTBWV5 we need to use a coupon code here:
