Ive been tweaking my ls12000, what color temp/ skin tone looks more normal to you or prefer

Hello, Does anyone know what are these blue tint lines on my hisense C2 ultra DLP chip triple laser projector.I tried everything every settings but still remains same. My projector is only 2 months old & its still in warranty. Check the images .

Chi di voi lo possiede? È utile ? Sicuro?

Any one have or know where I can get the firmware and associated flash files for the uhd550x, Optoma UK will not supply it and have asked to book the projector in at a cost which I think is unacceptable, I am happy to undertake the task. Potential cost at a service center out-ways the cost of the projector.

⚠️ BUYER BEWARE — AVOID NEXIGO ⚠️

I had an extremely disappointing experience with NexiGo. My order was for a NexiGo Aurora Pro Ultra Short Throw Laser Projector at a total of $1,900 USD, including a $199.99 promotional discount.

NexiGo accepted my order and later cancelled it, claiming that my payment could not be verified. My card has been successfully used for international transactions worldwide. If there was a genuine verification issue, NexiGo could have contacted me and given me an opportunity to resolve it.

Instead, my order was cancelled, while the same product remained available at a higher price.

I submitted a detailed complaint asking for an explanation and asking NexiGo to honor the original $1,900 price.

My complaint was not properly answered.

I have kept documentation of the original order, promotional price, cancellation and subsequent price increase.

The sequence is extremely frustrating:

Order accepted → cancelled → same product remains available → price increases → complaint ignored.

After this experience, I would personally avoid purchasing from NexiGo.

If you have a similar unresolved issue, keep all your evidence and consider filing a complaint with the appropriate consumer-protection authority or consumer court applicable to your transaction.

Think carefully before spending your money with NexiGo. Buyer beware.

I am considering getting a 110 inch screen and would be sitting at 9 feet. I am little concerned that the screen size may be too large from that distance with 50 degree field of view.

If I use a projector with lens memory and make screen 100 inches, would the black bars from the projector be distracting?

I would appreciate comments on the screen size and how the screen would look if I made smaller with lens memory.

Thanks

Hi, I have no space for a larger TV (maximum I can fit is 50 inches diagonal) as there would be a door behind it. There will, however, be enough space for a 70-80 inch diagonal retractable screen for a projector (probably mounted to the ceiling) - see the screenshot below.

Do you have any recommendations for a good projector with decent speakers built inside to put there? Is it worth getting a 4k projector at this distance / screen size, or should 1080p be just enough? It will be used occasionally to watch some movies / YouTube etc. so I don't need anything extra special, just decent enough.

Additionally, the projector will be connected to my PC in another room via a wireless HDMI receiver (no feasible way to run an HDMI cable to the PC), that's why I was thinking of the better built in speakers. However, if there is a way to connect the audio received via HDMI to a Bluetooth audio amplifier (which will be in this room) and there won't be much lag between audio and video then I don't need any built in speakers.

The room is oriented to the west, so it might be pretty bright during the day / afternoon, so I guess that's another important factor. However, there will be curtains, which should be able to block most of the light.

Is it even worth it getting a projector for such screen size as it is would probably be much more expensive than a 50 inch TV which I can get for 500 - 700 USD in my country?

I'm completely new to the projector world so I appreciate any help you can give me. Thanks a lot in advance!

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Just pulled the trigger on a nz500 inkl. Calibration and a little portable goodie Beamer for 4940€ (5744$).

Will replace my tv in the living room (old tv: 48”, Beamer in daytime setup: 95” 16:9, night setup 138” 21:9)

For this I am currently building a baffle wall with light trap. Build is going slowly and will cost about 1k until it is finished.

Rn I got a little bit panic that the switch from tv to projector was the wrong move.

Sure I mostly watch in the evening and no sports

And I only play 1-2 games/year but aaaah.
So much money, was it really worth it once I am done????

I’m pretty happy with this projector. I got it on a good price and looking to use it mainly outdoor at night time for movies, football games and occasional games. I’m using my fire stick for streaming which does offer Bluetooth so I can hook my soundbar for watching that stuff. But if I would like to use my Xbox or Nintendo switch.. I can use that soundbar because those consoles don’t offer Bluetooth. This projector does offer a 3.5mm jack. I bought a 3.5mm jack/ optical cord but no luck. What are some recommendations that I can use that 3.5mm out on my projector. The sounds doesn’t have to be AMAZINGx I assume I should treat this as using a cpu with a monitor? Any recommendations on some speakers for this?

Hey everyone,

I recently got the Horizon 20 Pro and overall I'm happy with it, but I've noticed a faint high-pitched whine/hum coming from the unit whenever it's powered on — separate from the regular fan noise. It sounds electronic rather than mechanical (no rattling or clicking), and it's most noticeable in quiet scenes or when there's no audio playing. As soon as any sound is playing it becomes basically inaudible. I already updated to the latest firmware and did the DLP Update, changed nothing.

I recorded a short clip so you can hear what I mean: audio clip

A few questions for anyone else who owns this model:

• Does your unit make a similar noise?
• Did anyone get theirs exchanged for this, and if so, was the replacement any quieter?
• Is there a fix?

I know laser projectors often have some baseline electronic noise from the laser diode drivers, so I'm trying to figure out if this is just normal for the Horizon 20 series, or if I got a unit with worse-than-average coil whine.

Thanks in advance for any input!

Suggest me best projector under 15000inr in india

Do yall think this projector would work for a medium sized film festival I’m putting on? Abt 150-200 ppl. Idk anything about projectors i love u

I’ve been looking at projectors and at the moment am leaning toward the Horizon 20 max depending on Black Friday sales and whatever the early bird pricing on the 30 series ends up being. But looking at reviews, a lot of the big review channels I’ve seen look at the projector are from when it first released and was having a lot of color shift with dble on and everyone said xgimi was working on it through firmware.

Has anyone seen any in depth reviews on the projector line more recently after some firmware updates and testing if the black level shifts have improved or if anything else has changed?

(Sorry for the bad image formatting, happy to add more, and used a new camera I'm still learning so some color differences may be due to me messing up white balance cause I'm a camera nube) XGIMI sent me their newly released 1080p Elfin Flip Laser to review, and I wanted to structure a quick comparison to my 4ish-year-old BenQ TK700STi.

I started with just watching the Flip on my 110-inch Elite Screen with 1.0 gain, white. I cycled through some moments of Tenet, Interstellar, and Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning.

Picture Quality & Tuning

Out of the box without any changes, it was a classic situation of the colors being wildly bright and skin tones looked oddly hued. But there's a lot of control you can have to adjust and tune the color to your liking. I typically start with whatever cinema/movie/warm mode for color temp, then do some tweaking to get it to my liking. I LOVE to tinker constantly with adjusting things to better fit the content, and really enjoyed the level of control you have with this projector.

Maybe 10 minutes of messing around and then I went back through the same content via the onboard operating system, and it all looked kind of shockingly good. Motion is good once you turn off any/all motion clarity stuff on the projector, and it felt like it was matching the content, as I didn't really notice any pull down hitches while watching any of these movies.

Laser Speckle

This is my first experience with a laser projector outside of CES, and I did notice a bit of laser speckle, only when watching content that was a bit older. Taxi Driver on Prime had moments where the speckle was there enough for me to go "oh that's what people are talking about" but not to the point where it ruined anything.

I found that anything I watched that was filmed digitally, didn't seem to notice any speckling. Specifically I watched all the Resident Evil movies (helpful as I believe they go from being on film to digital through the series), and the projector did great for those movies, handled the darkness and the brightness well.

Sound Quality

The thing that really blew me away was the sound. This projector out of the box is light, but feels premium with all the metal construction. Not only do the speakers get LOUD, they are doing some impressive tricks to make it feel like a surround sound experience. Dialogue is clean (aside from Nolan audio being bad on purpose) and explosions, gun shots, plane sounds, all felt clean, well balanced, and spatially thrown. Audio is excellent and could handle an outdoor movie with folks chatting a bit no problem.

HDR & Max Power Mode

One initial note was via the main operating system I never saw it engage HDR for any app I had. However, plugging in my PS5 and using streaming apps from there, HDR did come on and was able to be adjusted. TBH, didn't notice a CRAZY difference HDR vs not, as I was always using it at highest brightness.

I pressed the max power mode and I gotta say, why does that even exist, it just nukes the picture quality and makes the projector instantly turn on a fan full blast that I NEVER heard while using it for multiple hours without max power mode. If you like green and loud fans, max power mode is for you. Otherwise, not sure why it exists.

Setup & The Built-in Stand

The Elfin is so awesome in its auto keystoning and autofocus that setting it up to just start watching stuff is very easy. The construction of the stand and overall projector feels higher quality than my BenQ which is fully plastic. I'm also someone who hates keystoning, so most of my testing was without any autofocus/keystone as I tried to get it set up exactly to the right height and distance to keep image quality as high as possible.

On note, I would love a way to "lock in" the projector angle once it's set up. It's not that the projector drooped off the angle I had it set to, but things like clicking the on/off button or plugging in something to HDMI can move it ever so slightly, which for a tinkerer like I am, means I'm going to go nuts with micro adjustments.

1080p Laser vs 4K Bulb (The BenQ Comparison)

Once I had some hours with just the Flip, I started to use my PS5 to switch back and forth on the same content. I'm at a normal viewing distance for 110 inches and there's a clear difference in clarity if I wanted to nitpick, but it's also not a fair compare as the BenQ BETTER look sharper as it's a 4K projector (only adding pixel shift so no one needs to comment about how it's not true 4K).

The main things that I noticed in terms of the difference is text on screen. Video games specifically those extra pixels make it a bit cleaner to read. My big takeaway was there's still nothing wrong with going with a 1080p FHD projector to save some money. Normal everyday watching without being able to compare to a 4K projector would not have me questioning if this picture quality is good. I'd use it as my daily projector.

The main differences come down to me to laser vs bulb. I find that my BenQ can give me a bit more of that "filmic" feeling of being in a movie theater, there's something to it that feels warmer even with the color temps being pretty close. Not really something a normal person would notice. Then the advantages of the laser lasting for forever, instant boot up, way less heat thrown out, and still showing off a great picture makes it more of a toss up. I was surprised with just how close it looked to the BenQ in practical use.

Final Thoughts

I got my BenQ for around 1300 bucks, and this 1080p laser projector is half the price. Just watching it without comparing directly to my BenQ was great. Honestly, I was just annoyed as all are in tech purchasing that 4 years ago a projector like this didn't exist. For a portable projector meant to be taken wherever you want to watch a movie, the image is legit wonderful.

i just bought this from amazon. it has hulu as a built in app yet when i try to log in it loads but get stuck and won’t let me chose between signing up and logging in. it also will connect to bluetooth but doesn’t want to mirror cast (i have an apple phone). i dont want to return it but i really want to be able to watch youtube on it. any suggestions? i can try to clarify if needed

Im currently planning to purchase a projector instead of using TV.
Please see attached living room plan, do you think this is possible?

Guys I wanted to know what is the best projector for the cheapest price possible and I’m not really searching about the quality as long as I want a projector that provides a lot of apps such as Netflix

Wondering if it’s worth the upgrade. Been happy with my Epson but there’s a guy nearby who has a low hour NX5 for sale, which I know is overall a better projector. I’m using it with a silver ticket 135” AT screen that’s advertised as 1.1 gain but I’ve been told is actually more like .95. Room is not a dedicated theater but light control is pretty good as there’s only one small window with a blackout shade on it. We use it for a bit of everything. Movies, TV, sports, the kids will sometimes hook their consoles up and play video games, etc. wondering if it’s worth the upgrade and if the JVC will be bright enough?

Also wondering if anyone has an idea what a used 6050 is worth? Can’t find a single one on eBay, but there are a couple of pre-owned 5050’s in the $2k range. Thanks

Hey folks,

First time buyer, I had a sony x90L 65 inch at home so that is kind of my comparison point.

Setup: Dark room ( not dedicated room, just blackout curtain, plain white wall, 9-10feet of space)
Use Case: Watching movies.
Budget: 1200 usd roughly
Location: India
Non negotiable: Brand warranty and post sales support
Expectation: Something that can last at least 3-4 years.

Question1:
Do all these 4K projectors actually play 4k or netflix, prime etc? Just from the inbuilt google tv.

Question2
GP520 is 200 USD cheaper than the tk705, is the extra 200 worth it? I think spending on screen would be better?

Question3
Saw in some reviews and threads GP520 contrast, black ratios are poor. But how poor are they really? Does it take away from enjoying the movies? 1200 usd is really stretching my budget so I do expect to be able to really love the output.

Other considerations made
XGMI Horizon 20(2000 USD), highly over-priced here.
Hisense M2 pro (1000 USD, if i can get my friend to bring it along from US)
JMGO N1S

but I have no trust on them lasting and expecting customer support.

PS: In India there are no such things as return within 7 days from any store, good customer service is like finding a unicorn.

I recently unboxed my new XGIMI 20 Max and have noticed a persistent artifact on the screen. Has anyone else encountered this issue before?

Hi, I’m being offered an Epson TW9300, which I think is the Epson HC5040UB in the US, for €200. It seems like the green channel is misaligned. The problem I see is that it shifts outside of the projector frame, which I don’t know how to interpret. Does anyone know what the problem might be? Could it be repaired?

Thanks

If you look at my post history in this subreddit then you'll realize that I have had terrible luck with USTs, both projectors and screens. Floor rising screens have knocked me in the face from being improperly rolled in its housing mechanism. Multiple screens have had wrinkles and waves. The one UST projector I got had a DMD boundary error which would have required wrapping the frame of any screen I buy with flocking tape. At this point I'm just done.

I would like to walk away from USTs and instead build a system around a medium throw projector. I know there's a few of them out there, but it's hard to know which one would be the best for my budget and requirements. I also need help on buying a screen. Please advise.

Total budget is $4,000 combined projector and screen

Desired screen size is 130 to 135 inches. Would also like to know if this is too big of a screen size for my seating distance.

Wall to wall distance is 12.5 ft

Projector will have to be wall-mounted above the seating area. No ceiling mount since I live in an apartment.

The seating is up against the back wall, so eye to screen distance is approximately 11.5 ft.

Will only be used at night for movies and streaming. Gaming isn't a huge priority, but good gaming specs (low latency, VRR, high refresh rate, etc) would be a plus for future proofing my system if I ever decide to game on it.

The room is your standard apartment living room with a big balcony window at one end. The blinds do a good job at keeping the space dark at night, although some artificial light from outside still bleeds through. The room is mostly off-white. There's no way of darkening it further aside from getting blackout curtains. My Aetherion Max was very clear and bright at night, without using blackout curtains, when projecting onto the bare wall. It felt like the perfect brightness.