In this video I do a full review of the Wanbo (Wombo) X5 Pro, a smart 1080p projector that’s trying real hard to punch above that below-$300 price tag. I unbox it, show you what you get (remote with Prime/YouTube shortcuts, voice button, long sturdy power cable), and I go over the build—because the gold trim, glossy finish, and the weight make it feel way more premium than what you’re paying. Then I get into the real-world stuff: brightness and setup. It’s rated around 1,100 ANSI lumens, and I tested it in a fully lit room with fluorescent lights and sunlight coming in—yeah, you can actually see what you’re watching, and it was legit blinding me. I also show the Google TV interface (latest Google TV), talk about app freedom (yes, you can sideload apps with USB), and run through the ports: 2x USB, 1x HDMI, headphone out, plus a kickstand and tripod-style screw mount. My favorite part is how fast it sets up: auto focus, auto keystone, and the one-click obstacle avoidance that shrinks the image around obstructions. Sound is also surprisingly solid—movies sound like movies, and it’ll make you want to dance. The only real “con” is the 4K situation: it supports 4K input, but it outputs 1080p (with decent scaling).