The mini-projector does not offer IP certification. However, you should make sure that the device always stays dry and is not exposed to dust or dirt. Important to know: The Pico T1 is also intended for outdoor use. In any case, a more stiff, better grid would have been much better here. However, I noticed that this phenomenon does not always occur. However, the rotary wheel is too smooth.Įspecially when the CPU and fans inside pick up speed, the vibrations are already enough to make the sharp picture unreadable without further ado. At the same time, the dial is so smooth that the mini-beamer can sometimes adjust itself during operation. I would have liked to see a more grippy grid here, since you can deviate from the perfect sharpness relatively quickly. This can be turned endlessly and accordingly doesn’t offer a start or end point – although the sharpness can only be set in a certain range. With the exception of the too smooth-running focus wheel. I couldn’t determine any sharp edges or inconsistencies. Apart from the already mentioned susceptibility to fingerprints and dust, which is of course mainly due to the glossy paint, the mini-beamer makes quite a robust impression. I would describe the build quality of the Yaber Pico T1 as quite good. Twist wheel too smooth, no IP certification.Volume rocker, power button and focus dial: the Yaber Pico T1 is visually reminiscent of a smartphone Workmanship of the Yaber Pico T1

On the upper edge is the rotary dial, which you can use to fine-tune the sharpness of the image. Here, the generous volume rocker is located next to the red on/off switch. The additional controls are then found on the right side.

We first had to find out for ourselves in the Yaber Pico T1 test that – despite the corresponding symbol – not the middle port, but the right one is also responsible for the power supply. Unten sitzen die insgesamt drei Anschlüsse des Mini-Beamers.

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