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The Latest Roku TV Smart Projector Is The Vankyo H500R, And Launches This Week

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The new Vankyo Roku TV Smart Projector H500R with remote.

Just one month after the arrival of the first Roku TV Smart Projector, the second Roku TV Smart Projector is confirmed to be on the way. The new Vankyo Roku TV Smart Projector H500R goes on sale this week.

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  • The Vankyo Roku TV Smart Projector H500R is the second Roku TV Smart Projector, and launches this week at Walmart for $198.
  • The H500R projector features Roku OS, enabling direct access to Roku channels and The Roku Channel without the need for any additional devices.
  • Additional features and specs include 1080p resolution, 330 lumens, dual 5W speakers, auto focus/keystone, and mobile app support.

Featuring a native 1080P resolution, 330 lumen brightness, and dual 5W speakers, the Vankyo H500R projector is the second Roku TV Smart Projector to become available.

Similar to the Aurzen Roku TV Smart Projector D1R Cube, the Vankyo’s H500R is designed to be an ultra-portable and easy-to-use device, and even comes packaged with its own simple remote.

The Vankyo Roku TV Smart Projector H500R costs $198 and will be available to buy this week from Walmart stores across the U.S.

As this is a Roku Smart TV Projector, the H500R projector also comes with Roku OS built-in. This makes it possible to access Roku’s wide library of channels (apps), as well as the free The Roku Channel streaming service, and all without the need for any additional devices.

Vankyo Roku TV Smart Projector H500R Specs

  • Brightness: 330 Lumens
  • Resolution: 1080p Full HD
  • Projection Size: Up to 150 inch
  • Smart Features: Auto Focus, Auto Keystone
  • Audio: Dual 5W Speakers
  • WiFi: 2.4 and 5 GHz
  • Bluetooth: 5.1
  • Ports: HDMI, USB, 3.5 mm audio out

Additional features include a 3-inch LCD display and support for the Roku mobile app. The latter of which makes it possible to browse titles, as well as utilize Voice Search and Headphone Mode on a mobile device.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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