After 14 years with a JVC projector on a 92" screen (which finally died), I went with a 98" TV. All things equal, the one thing NOT reviewed here is that my family operating an overhead projector in a dedicated movie room means that no matter what I'm doing - I have to stop what I'm doing, help them out, then go back and turn off manually later as the projector remote is ultimately lost and nobody else can reach the buttons. A TV....they can operate. Sometimes, it's the practical things that drive the decision...

You guys always are so knowledgeable and straight to the point. And you always have the larger TVs which are desireable. I really enjoy watching your vids!

I’d be curious to see furniture setup options for projectors with the rising screens. What’s the off the floor experience like

Projectors still have a bit to go in getting that sweet contrast ratio. It's not total nits it's contrast.

I took on the UST 120 about 4 months ago and would never go back now. Each upgrade going foward is just the UST, not the screen. So increases in resolution, brightness etc all available at lower prices than the oled TV.

If you guys can mention what kind of screens you guys are using for each video, that'll be great. There are too many screens out there. I want to know which one is better. Thank You.

Great vid B!

On thing I have found with eARC is my Rogers cable (Yes, I am in Toronto) which is actually an xFnity box keeps dropping the handshake for eARC and thus I have ot switch over to an optical TOS link connection. Now I can't tell if it's being dropped passing though the HDMI switch, I have or not, but I have the same issue when directly connected.

Does the bolt pattern on the back of the TV allow for two TV mounts to be used as an option versus trying to find a single TV mount that will support that giant TV? What weight the wall can hold is another concern with using a single wall mount versus two as well (in the event a person can’t use the studs or possibly misses them during installation).

Hi big fan. What is the average lifespan of these new TCL televisions? Thank you.

I just went with an 83 inch OLED recently. I had been researching UST/ALR screens, a 98 inch TV, and an 83 inch OLED for weeks. My living room is just way too bright for a UST as cool as it would be. Also, decent motorized ALR screens are expensive as well. The 98 inch TLC looks really cool, but I’ve been so used to OLED I feel like it’s going to bug me. So I just settled on a 83 inch C2 - Best Buy had one on clearance (New) for $3000. Maybe one day I’ll have a dedicated theater room to go UST just for the crazy size. For now, I think 83 inches with OLED tech will be more than satisfying. Thanks for all the videos B! Just recently subscribed. I had watched so many of your videos and realized I hadn’t even subscribed 🤣. But I’ve corrected that mistake. Good video guys, thanks again!

Those are two enormous projectors right there

I wonder with the screen going up and down eventually the screen will stretched or get distorted

The house of the big boy tvs and projectors reviewed and setup by JENN and BRANDON😊😊

Do I position my sound bar on the floor with the projector?

i use a uhd51 4k hdr projector at 100 inches and love it but only for bed time as i now have a 83 a90j, my first oled. pad 2k for it and love it but wow projector and 3d= awsome.

Ust for sure on my next purchase!!

Is that projector screen sound transparent? Because I don't have a huge living-room and need to put my trio of front speakers somewhere!

If the place you're putting the TV is not on the 1st floor or up a flight of stairs...just get the projector lol

Nice video keep up the good work B the installer

I’ve not seen this UST projector but I’ve seen some of the best ones like the Samsung, HISENSE UST and a few others in the dark they where fine but as soon as light got into the room the projector was washed out compared to any tv in the show room, the off angles on a tv does not effect me, the 120” screen is very nice on the UST, but you have the 115” TCL tv to check out, now that would be a great comparison, maybe not the cost but the picture. another great review. Thank you B

I'd love to see you do a comparative analysis between the Ultimea Thor T60 and the Formovie Theater.

Good projector . I would enjoy this more than Tv.

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does movies you shearch for still show up in plex if its android. google tv doesnt .

I"m confused. THe Ultimera isn't available? I went to the kickstarter page, but how do you purchase?

Nice video! One question, why wouldn't you use the projector setup in a well lit room if "generally" it fades but the flat panel TV can only be seen facing the very front and even then it will have glare from the surrounding lighting whether it be window blinds opened or living room lights? I feel like this UST projector is a perfect example of how this no longer needs to be a "dedicated theater room display" device ONLY and has NOW entered the "IT CAN BE IN A WELL LIT ROOM TOO" or it can go EITHER in a pitch black dedicated theater room (like OLED TVs ALSO can benefit from as well) or in a well lit livingroom environment. I do not believe you NEED a dedicated theater room for USTs anymore. It can "just go in the livingroom" like flat panel TVs have for the longest time. Especially at this level. "Dedicated theater room" does not need to ONLY be used when reviewing projectors anymore. You can use the same statement in Flat Panel TV Reviews too. Regardless, love the comparison and follow up to the other Ultimea Thor video of yours as well! This video gets a "like" from me! Thanks @BTheInstaller !

What the price of the ultimea ust

If you guys still have a QD-OLED would you consider doing a comparison video between the UST and that?

Are these flooring rising ALR screen nearly as good as the fixed frame alr screens? I don't think they can make soft fresnel screen yet?

it sounds more like a projector promotion

I'm taking the pj

In this video, the projector and screen are being referred to interchangeably, a common mistake most reviewers make. They’re two separate things and both make a very big difference to the combined experience. I wish more reviewers wouldn’t conflate the two, because it matters.

I’m gonna work on getting a house as nice as yours… but when I get there… how the hell do I clean the ceilings???

The bottom left side of the projector screen is bent and looks like crap. This projector has a good image, but I definitely prefer TV. E.g. Sony 98x90l. Regards.

TCL 115" needs to drop in the US... Projector killer.

Brandon tell us how to use a soundbar with this projector? You're not that's how. I have a Q990B, its 30 inches off the floor which is already well below ear level and the bare minium for height. In this setup maybe a foot off the floor, nope. Ok put the projector on a 2 foot high stand , nope still too low and that mean, screen, projector and soundbar all raised. The HTA 9 is the only system that would work. It's going to be a receiver based system only, which is fine of course.

Please review a larger screen size like 150 inch.

I usually use either my Quest 3 or my Playstation VR2 as they both can do 250" screen in their headset and I usually use either of them for movie watching

I shop for tv's based on various things but a minimum requirement is hdmi 2.1 and 120hz plus, so its not even a competition, tv wins everytime....... Well not this tv, a good tv lol.

Ultimea vs AWOL 3500 PRO

I hope you guys have a giveaway

Whats amazing is that people dont realize they make choices based on whats in front of them. When you make 83" Oled vs 98" TCL every1 in comment section said Oled. Now TCL vs UST most pick TCL 😂😂

Guys you are TV maniacs 😄

1:20 I though an OLED TV doesn't have diming zones.. EDIT:Oh- it's Q-LED, not OLED TV.

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There's just one thing that UST projector TV's do better than flat panel TV's, and that's size. Currently there's no consumer flat panel TV in 120 inches. So as soon as you go above 100 inches, projectors win. But they win only in size. In terms of picture quality, in all objective measures, flat panel TV's win. Even the cheapest, least high-tech LCD TV will beat a projector. Most UST projectors don't even do native 4K yet. They use pixel shifting to approximate it with a 1080p native matrix. As for price, the latest Hisense U8K 98 inches costs $3-$4k. The TCL QM8 98 inches costs $6K. Prices for UST projectors plus the ALR screens are in the $5k territory. In the end, those LCD TV's are the better buy at around 100 inches. Above 100 inches, there's nothing except projection TV's. There are new flat panel TV's coming out at 110 inches, and probably soon we'll have 120 inches. So when that happens, projectors will really be squeezed. Projectors also suffer from the rainbow effect, which affects about half the population to a certain degree. The only projectors that don't have that problem are those with 3 chip LCD or 3 chip DLP. And yes, I know the rainbow effect is minimized these days, blah blah blah. No, they're not. They still exist. I still see them. Projectors need to get rid of that and get with true 4k native for them to even be in the same ballpark as flat panel TV's in quality. My opinion. This one, by the way, seems to do 4k native, which is better than most UST's.

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The tv picture is better

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There's no UST projector yet that's capable of displaying HDR highlights at sufficient brightness levels. Thats the one major downside

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I love them both, but if I had to choose it would be the projector all day. Why❓ 3D, rolls up and can be easily moved hidden. I can have a smaller budget TV for general watching then boom huge projection for special TV time. I don't need to see old blurry KZfaq videos on huge screen. However crystal clear 4k Blu-ray on projector. Hell yeah ‼️

If, like myself, you don’t have a dedicated home theatre room and your moderately sized lounge has to serve as your standard tv viewing facility, plus accommodate your movie nights? Then I think the TCL is a no brainer. I feel you would need an oversized lounge in order to experience a 98 inch tv, off access. I have a TCL 98 inch tv, not that one, a 2022 European model. In my 18 by 21 by 8.5 feet lounge, it serves it purpose, beautifully. I also find it’s audio reproduction to out class any other tv I’ve experienced. Oh, at no extra cost, the retailer offered me a 6 year guarantee. I think a 120 inch screen in a moderately sized lounge, may bee a little domineering for standard tv viewing. As a cinema screen in a dedicated, light controlled room, I might consider it. One more consideration is that with a tv, the audio reproduction emanates from the same point source as the screen. With a 98 inch screen, that allows for excellent channel separation. With a projector, the audio reproduction is emitted from a remote box.🗃️