*closes my giant mirror cabinet tv from the 50's in shame*

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Hisense didn't buy out Sharp.

I'll stick with Sony or Samsung. Pass on Made in China. Both these huge companies left China

Price please

Foxconn bought Sharp .. and Sharp bought Nec Displays ..

I don't like Hisense products,I'd rather not buy from the CCP.

How much is the Samsung ??

Post a video

Does it support 3D?

@@juicebirdmedia1406 no it doesnt support 3D.

I will not have it in my HSE.

You’ll be surprised of a lot of people who don’t understand good projectors they just go on what others say and only see the inferior projectors and put them all in the same category

Interested to hear how you got on with this, any issues?

@@jpf1978 Yeah, they don't work upside down. The more I look at this, I'm pretty sure it's upside down.

yes B and Jen need to try turning the screen right side up, otherwise it won't reflect the projector image, instead the ceiling lol

I was about to say the same thing. That is one of the darkest alr screens I’ve ever seen....

Killing it? He reviews the 5G model and not the 9G model, The review was a waste of time!

You can run a combo system (I do). I have a Panasonic ZT 65” plasma TV in my theater room for normal viewing. When it’s movie day I hit the button for my 100” acoustic transparent screen to drop down in front of my 65”, fire up my Epson 5050ub and it’s movie time! 😁👍

Exactly what I used to make my own 100in screen. Works like a charm.

@@richg8016 that is awesome! It works great and it’s cheap! Plus it’s easy to hang on wall. We use a few push pins. Those are also cheap.

i know screens are expensive but alr screens are really a must if you have ambiant light.

do you mind showing me where you purchased those screens?

@@user-rp8yd1qj8zwe went to walmart and found a nice window shade blackout silk white color mayerial and used push pins to pin it on the wall. Cheap, easy & quick setup & projectorquality looks good on it

the eye protection was my fav

I worked in tech for over a decade, telco to be specific, so I can chime in with confidence based on relevance, as I did deal with many of the vendors who played in many augments of the consumer electronics space ie Samsung, Apple, Google. Firstly, all vendors have a pool of product, usually referred to as seeds on the unit level, that are generally final production, some pre/production so that they can be sent (or “seeded”) to appropriate partners who require devices earlier on in the launch process - if it’s a status quo 6-8 month go to market window, individuals in the QA, UX & systems arm of vendor partners, for example, would need product sooner so they can begin to log their usage, flag issues as product software is updated OTA to work out the kinks etc. OK, let’s jump out of the weeds I reluctantly tripped and fell into-creature of habit. Anyways, long story less long, but definitely not short, seeding influencers is a win-win for manufacturers. It’s free press you could say; and free press is good press, remember-jokes aside, consumers are more likely to take the word of what appears to be unbiased third party reviewers, or their favourite influencers, for example, over an OEM overly produced, fancy sizzle reel telling you why their new product is the best thing since sliced bread. Because that’s what they have to say…whereas influencers, unless some form of shady kickback is agreed upon to paint their product in a more favourable light, tell the truth more often than not. It’s like illegal gambling. Is it worth profiting on one underhanded bet if it’s means compromising your credibility and essentially blscklisting you across all players in your creator space - trust me, tech industries are very incestuous, like others, and word travels am fast. Now, pre production or cheaper products can stay with influencers usually, but often they are clawed back to be repurposed in some way to the vendor. All depends on their budget and protocol of the product managers who own specific launches. I’d imagine big ticket items, like these massive televisions are taken back, or there may be an opportunity to keep for a discounted, employee or partner rate. Hope all that helps! 🍻 #DrusViewz

It's a laser projector there is no bulb to replace.. so basically you need to get a new projector after 24,000 to 30,000 hrs average usage

Amazon sells some real good replacement bulbs. Finally had to replace mine on my Benq projector and Im more than satisfied.

Yeap, but only at 1080p.

I have 10 year old ceiling mount projector. I connected a Roku box and a fire stick. Now it is a smart projector.

@@thomasmathew1212 great. But does it have an eArc output? Still not sure why these projectors are not a product 👍

you complain about something that makes no sense. What is the difference, a projector for eARC or a media player? UR still using the same amount of cables.

@@chrislivesinreality8245 I require an eArc to connect to my Sonos Arc soundbar. Neither a standard projector, blu ray or media streaming device have these outputs. Only modern TVs seem to have these therefore I’m forced to purchase expensive adapter to convert standard hdmi audio into eArc.

Cost ??

I agree; a TV on a fireplace would be too high and it would look like watching TV in a waiting room. Moreover the heat from the fireplace would adversely affect the TV (assuming it's a real fireplace and not just a decorative one).

In the next 5 to 7 year i guess we will start getting goos prices for 100inch TV's ( that's my hope )

Hisense and tcl will be the first to bring them to market

Most OLED panels need a dark room too. Really comes down to image quality versus screen size.

in my living hall room i have sony KD65Z9D an amazing tv, i want to replace it with Optoma UHZ50 4K LASER LONG THROW will i regret? or shuld i go XGIMI Aura the living room is bright with screen on still it will be bright.

@@apexgamer3173 The UHZ50, is a super bright front projector. I'd rather have a 20" or larger increase in screen size, than a glossy 86" tv. I love front projectors if you can deal with the HDMI and power cord that needs to run to the projector. I love the mat look of projector picture, which is more like a movie theater. With front projectors, you get a full 178 degree viewing angle and no reflections. input lag might be an issue, but my son plays xbox and PlayStation 5 and would still rather have the larger front projector screen, than play on his OLED screen.

@Official_B_The_installer 🖕 yo mon?