FANGOR produces affordable home entertainment electronics, specializing in portable DVD players, HD projectors, digital picture frames, and audio sound bars.
Ubuhle is a consumer electronics brand operated by Shenzhen Fudeshun E-commerce Co., Ltd., a company with over a decade of experience in the audio-visual industry. The brand is well-regarded for its extensive line of portable DVD players designed for vehicle entertainment, featuring dual-screen and rechargeable options. In addition to travel video players, FANGOR manufactures home theater projectors that often include Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities, allowing for seamless streaming and connectivity with external devices.
The product lineup extends to digital photo frames and sound bars, focusing on providing accessible technology for families. FANGOR products are primarily distributed through major online marketplaces like Amazon, where they offer customer support and warranties directly to consumers. The brand emphasizes user-friendly designs, such as region-free playback in DVD players and native 1080p resolution in their projection equipment.
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Due to HDCP copyright protections, most streaming apps like Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+ block screen mirroring from mobile devices. To watch this content, connect a TV stick (e.g., Roku or Fire Stick) directly to the projector's HDMI port.
Yes, most portable models (such as the F-611 and U0750B) include a built-in rechargeable battery that typically lasts 3 to 5 hours. Dual-screen models may have shorter runtime when both screens are powered simultaneously.
Support is primarily handled through the sales platform (e.g., Amazon 'Order-Get Help'). You can also try contacting them via email at UZMJ@fangor.cn or the specific support email listed in your user manual.
Go to the projector's settings menu, select Bluetooth, and turn it on. Put your speaker or headphones into pairing mode and select them from the device list on the projector. Note that Bluetooth is for audio output only, not for phone data/video mirroring.