October Prime Day is in full swing, and there are a plethora of deals available right now. There are too many Amazon devices seeing their lowest price ever to count, the PlayStation 5 Slim is still in stock at its lowest price, and you can get actually a good quality pair of headphones at a steep discount.
Another deal I'm excited about is the Yaber K2s, my favorite smart projector, which hit a new record-low price of $322.49 (originally $599.99) after a $25 on-page coupon and 5% promo code.
The Yaber K2s is a modern-day practical projector geared to smartphones and streaming apps like Netflix. I've had the Yaber K2s projector for some months now, and I've been surprised by how easy it is to set up and use. It has an auto-focus feature that finds the best focus depending on the distance to the screen, meaning you don't have to mess around with the lens at all. The operating system is Android TV, which feels like using a Roku TV. You have access to the Android app store with over 9,000 apps, including Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube, Disney+, HBO Max, and others. You can also easily tap any NFC device, like your phone, to stream media into the projector.
The K2s has a 1,920 by 1,080 resolution with 4K output support for eligible media (like Netflix if you have the premium subscription plan). The brightness is not the best, with 800 ANSI, so it's better suited for nighttime or low-light rooms. Unless you plan on using it for a big crowd outdoors, the two 10W JBL speakers are sufficient for most activities. The image contrast of 2000:1 is impressive—I can see the shadows and dark images in scenes without trouble—but the image does lean a bit bluer than normal, so if you're a stickler for accurate color, beware.
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