And what is the first one ?

Nice. I remember the legendary Sony G90 CRT projector. Runco also made incredible CRT projectors. Zenith offered some, too.

In perfect interlaced 480.

So it is Not Good for 3d Movies?

Is the HDR really look blow out?

@@haiderraza7475 not that I can see.

I hate mine! It’s awful

Depends on brightness mode - on standard no fan noise - bright there is discernible fan noise.

Benq x1300i - but it’s not 4K, but downscales 4K.

yup skipped right to the motion part. Most other reviews leave this crucial part out

I know it's a lot of info for a KZfaq comment but would you mind giving a brief comparison between this and the three models you mentioned? Heavily weighing my options between the four of them. Thanks!

@@nSpiraliArchitectb So much “use case” and personal preference plays into it, which is why for example I like these types of reviews, as they are more about the “data” and if you know how what is talked about effects you, then you can sort of get a good idea and what you would think of using them yourself. With that said, the XGIMI doesn’t really fit in as well with the USTs I mentioned due to it not being a UST and also, it’s a more consumer projector and is market differently. The XGIMI is fantastic for a portable projector…we used it in our 145” outdoor screen for example and it’s wonderful for that, but does need it to be pretty dark. For the $1550 that it goes on sale for, it’s a fantastic option, but not for a dedicated theater room. There where I tested the L9G, v7050i, and LSP9T and I like them in that order. The LSP9T had too much laser speckle, too strong of a red laser for calibration and too much CA (probably because of that more extreme angle that image is projected.). The v7050i image is really nice and “cinematic” out of the box. I wished it were a little brighter and that the hardware and software was a little less “clunky.” The L9G I’ve had for a few weeks now and it basically is a refined LSP9T IMO, even with the smaller chip. I totally understand the compromises with USTs, so I had to pick the one that I thought was the best right now…I can’t fit a normal projector in my room or else’s I’d have a NZ8 on order. I was one of the first to back the Vava Chroma too, so I’ll see how that is, but that will be in my living room in my studio, so I’m not as concerned about that as the others that were tested in my dedicated theater room. L9G is MY recommendation, with the Horizon Pro and a fun little addition to a family to be used in all sorts of areas…it’s really great for an all-in-one.

@@DustinFrancis Thanks for this. I'm curious how you'll get on with the Vava when it arrives; such an interesting projector, but I can't bring myself to plunk that kind of money down sight unseen.

@@nSpiraliArchitectb I just cancelled my order today actually. I’m just going to put my 77” C9 in my studio which is where I was going to put the Vava. Still loving my Hisense and XGIMI though!

I'm concerned about its performance when running 1080p content because if I buy it I won't be running 4k the whole time. So if you could tell me how good is it with 1080p content that would be very helpful 🌹😊

go for OPTOMO anyday

Ideal 4K HDR without downsides? I would suggest the JVC RS1000, DLA-NX5, or higher. They automatically optimize standard HDR10 signals, frame by frame. This offers virtually the same benefits as Dolby Vision or HDR10+, from any HDR10 content. Sony has some models that now offer this, too.

@@christopherbrown5023 Thanks. I'm seeing Samsung models that have triple laser. I'm leaning towards ultra short throw with motorised pop-up ALR screen

@@ObsidianXXX Sure thing. I haven't seen the Samsung models, first hand, but I hope you find whatever works best for you.

I bought my xgimi 4k projector it's been awesome for 2 years already 8k videos looks much better than 4k i can say it's awesome 👌

Nope

Yes me too... I set it on a shelf behind my bed and it is projecting half on the wall and half on the ceiling... I have to tilt it down and the image ain't square anymore (which I can adjust but there is still the light halo and it bugs me).

Hahah last week the battery fall on my cat

It's fine !

@@Nels0nG thx, iam already Owner of the Horizon and ist quite awesome to Play FIFA With IT or watching movies :) greetings and thx!!

@@Mile19825 you're very welcome ! ;)

No difference unless your sensitive to rainbow effect

This projector isn't aimed at businesses its aimed at home theater lovers looking for a really big beautiful screen to upgrade movie nights

@@dshawnspjute6305 I can see that. It seems like a good projector at s decent price to me. Obviously with the limitations mentioned in the video. But if the self focusing technology adds a lot to the price then I just meant i wouldn't pay for it. It would take 5 minutes to do manually once and save $500. I would have to be VERYY rich to pay a lot to save 5 minutes one time. Unless you are a business or have a project /,use where you move between rooms /locations all the time then this would be ultra awesome

@@BartekJuszczak true, hopefully there will be a good black Friday deal. I'm torn between this or just spending more to get an ultrashort throw projector

Also a good choice if you have been in trouble with the police.

@@Lasse3 Lol for sure! 😅

Input lag is quite low in game mode, but it doesn't offer to adjust color/brightness settings, while sharpness (or whatever it is) is too high. It really lacks adjustable picture settings in game mode.

JVC has been offering outstanding projectors with accurate film playback, for years. Be prepared to spend, though. The best don't come cheap.

It is crazy how many projectors can't display 24fps, they literally are made for film watching

@Nexus Hexus: Our settings are specific to our screen and environment, which may make the picture worse for other users... that's why they are blurred.

@@hdtvtest can you please share your settings?

I have no such issues with my JVC projector. I love it. I don't use it for gaming, though.

You can't change bulb because this projector doesn't have it.

It's a led source wit 30.000 hours of use. Why would you replace that haha 😉

It doesn't claim to be its a standard short throw projector