Yaber's Father's Day Event: Extraordinary Gifts for Unforgettable Moments
NEW YORK, June 2, 2025 /CNW/ -- From now through June 15, Yaber is celebrating Father's Day with an exclusive event offering savings of up to $160. It's the perfect time to surprise Dad with a truly extraordinary gift — an entertainment projector that's both practical and meaningful.
At Yaber, we believe a projector is more than just a device — it's a gateway to shared moments and lasting memories. Every classic film tells a story of love, and every movie night brings laughter, warmth, and connection. Yaber's projector lineup offers something for every kind of dad, transforming everyday moments into extraordinary experiences.
For the Outdoor Enthusiast: Yaber T2
Compact, stylish, and built for on-the-go movie nights, the T2 is the go-to choice for dads who love outdoor adventures. Use code T2PRNOFF at checkout to save:
For the Home Theater Pro: Yaber K3
Turn any living room into a cinematic hub with powerful JBL speakers and ultra-bright visuals. Perfect for dads who take movie marathons seriously. Use code K3PRNOFF at checkout:
For the First-Time Buyer: Yaber L2s
For dads who usually use projectors in the office or are just starting their home theater journey, the L2s is the perfect entry-level gift — proving that great entertainment doesn't have to come with a big price tag. Use code L2SPRNOFF:
US: $139 (was $199)
Canada: CAD $191 (was CAD $359)
Japan: JPY 20,590 (was JPY 27,990)
For the All-Around Entertainer: Yaber K2s & V12
For dads who love variety — from movie nights to gaming sessions — the K2s and V12 offer immersive sound and sharp visuals.
France: €352 | Japan: JPY 44,149
Yaber V12 – Use code V12PRNOFF:
Japan: JPY 30,399
Don't miss this deal — search "Yaber" on Amazon and apply the promo codes at checkout now. Or head to yaber.com for limited-time offers, screen giveaways, and a chance to win a Yaber E1 projector (valued at $259) with every purchase.
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