[Sound by JBL & Built_in Google TV] Yaber K300s Triple Laser Projector - Ultra Short Throw Smart Projector 30W JBL Speaker丨4K Support, Dolby Vision, 150% NTSC, 100" Display from just 9" away

Overall, I’m very impressed with this projector. It’s compact, easy to set up, and throws a huge, bright image even in tight spaces. My Firestick works great with it, and the picture quality is solid.That said, I couldn’t get the Google TV dongle to work, and the JBL speakers—while decent—didn’t quite meet expectations. The sound is clear but not as full or powerful as I’d hoped, and it seems like there’s a volume limiter in place. Even at max volume, it doesn’t get as loud as I expected for something with JBL branding.Still, for the convenience, features, and price, it’s a great option—just don’t expect booming theater sound without an external speaker.

The media could not be loaded. Let me level with you: I’ve been burned by cheap projectors before. Fuzzy images, garbage speakers, setups that made me want to pull my hair out. So when I saw the Yaber K300s laser ultra short throw for $1000, I was very surprised because ust projector usually cost more than $2000, and then I bought it. Here’s the no-BS breakdown:​What Rocks:​​​Space Saver Supreme:​​ The k300s​ is a game-changer. It sits less than 10 inches from my wall and shoots a massive 100” screen. My cramped living room setup finally makes sense. No more rearranging furniture or mounting crap to the ceiling. Just point, plug, and play.and It’s all built-in—Netflix, YouTube, Hulu—ready in seconds. Feels like a smart TV, not a projector. If you hate tech clutter, this is gold.JBL speaker: the bass thumps. Music sounds full, dialogue is crisp, and action scenes actually rattle my coffee cup. For casual viewing? You won’t need a soundbar. It’s genuinely impressive.Color: Greens look lush, reds explode, and skin tones stay natural. It’s vibrant without looking cartoonish. Best color I’ve seen under $2k.​What’s… Fine (But Not Perfect):​​​Brightness Has Limits:​​ If your room gets blasted by direct sunlight? This won’t save you. Evenings or curtains-drawn daytime? Looks fantastic. But open the blinds at noon? Prepare for a washed-out image. ​1000 lumens = good, not great.​​ Manage your expectations.Another point, when I turned on the projector, the picture looked distorted. At first I thought there was something wrong with the machine. In fact, you need to turn on automatic keystone correction or manual adjustment in the settings. You need a relatively flat screen or wall.​Who Should Buy This? (Be Honest):​​If you’re itching for a ​big-screen experience​ without remodeling your room or emptying your wallet. This is your play. The convenience is unreal—just drop it near a wall and boom, huge picture + great sound. Is it flawless? Nope. But for $1000? The compromises make sense.​Skip it if:​​ You need daylight-brightness (get a TV) or demand true 4K/3D (save for $2.5K+ projectors).​Final Take:​​ It’s not fancy. It’s just stupid practical. For renters, budget-minded families, or anyone who wants "big & easy" without the hassle? ​K300s absolutely nailed the essentials.​​ I think k300s is the best UST projector for $1,000.

Avoid this company and its projectors at all costs!!! I purchased their high end K300s, it arrived 1 month late, we have been unable to get it work for the last 2 months, and the company won’t even respond to my emails/issues.

My apartment living room is tiny. Was skeptical about projectors, but this UST nails it. Measured precisely: 25cm from wall = perfect 100" image on my screen. Picture is bright and colors pop, especially on nature docs. Setup was mindlessly easy - turned it on, and it auto-adjusted in seconds. Integrated JBL sound is impressively full for its size. Only docked half a star because internal fans can be faintly audible during very quiet scenes. Otherwise, brilliant space-saving solution!