Good video quality, but corner adjustment is limited
Video quality is good when the projector is placed on a table. After ceiling installation, the corners can no longer be set correctly. The automatic video settings do not work. These limitations affect setup and adjustment after mounting.
Pros
- + good video quality on a table
Cons
- − cannot adjust all corners after ceiling installation
- − automatic video settings do not work
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· October 24, 2023 · United States
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Ports Fail to Display Files, Support Unhelpful
The projector works well when using HDMI, but the USB1, USB2, USB-C, and microSD ports fail to display files such as JPEGs and PNGs, showing display errors instead. Attempts to resolve the issue took days, and support offered no solution for a week, reportedly lacking an X11 4K unit to test with. By then the return window had closed. The documentation is also inaccurate. Overall, a disappointing and costly experience.
Cons
- − USB1, USB2, USB-C, and microSD ports fail to display files
- − Display errors with JPEGs and PNGs
- − Unhelpful support
- − Inaccurate documentation
- − Return window closed before resolution
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· August 8, 2023 · United States
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Great Picture but Lens Cover Broke
The projector delivers an impressive picture and has a well-built, classy design. However, after two weeks it required constant refocusing despite remaining stationary. The automatic lens cover, which opens when the projector is turned on, eventually broke, preventing the projector from being turned on or off. It was returned as a result.
Pros
- + incredible picture
- + well designed and constructed
- + classy design
Cons
- − needed constant refocusing despite being stationary
- − automatic lens cover broke
- − could not turn projector on or off after cover broke
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· December 10, 2022 · United States
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Well-Rounded Native 4K Projector Under $1500
A native 4K projector priced under $1500 with enhanced lighting, a 1M:1 contrast ratio, and strong 3D playback. It supports a 155-inch screen, the largest that fits in a home setting, and includes a 3-year warranty. After about four weeks of use averaging five hours daily, two minor issues appeared: firmware cannot be upgraded online and the streaming apps are unimpressive. Streaming is typically handled through a separate 4K upscaling player. As a new release, minor bugs are expected.
Pros
- + native 4K under $1500
- + enhanced lighting
- + 1M:1 contrast
- + outstanding 3D playback
- + supports up to 155-inch screen
- + 3-year warranty
Cons
- − cannot upgrade firmware online
- − streaming apps are unimpressive
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· December 23, 2022 · United States
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Short Throw 4K Projector with Low Power Draw
This 4K projector delivers strong color and picture quality, especially compared to 1080p models, and its design is sleek. Its 0.8 throw ratio allows a 100-inch image from about 8 feet, making it easier to set up in smaller rooms. Power consumption is low, so it can run for around 5 hours on a 600Wh battery pack, which is useful for camping or outdoor movie nights. Built-in speakers are comparable to a good soundbar. Brighter options exist but use more power. The onboard streaming system is inconsistent, so a 4K Chromecast is recommended.
Pros
- + Short 0.8 throw ratio
- + Low power consumption
- + Good built-in speakers
- + Strong 4K picture and color
Cons
- − Brighter options available with higher power draw
- − Onboard streaming is inconsistent and lower quality
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· February 3, 2024 · United States
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