I choice this between VAVA CHROMA such as another GREAT projector i love .i bought this PX1-PRO instead , really nice Vivid bright rich colors & blks , happy with it👌👍
You are the 1st one on TH-cam to review this, Great work getting it out there so quickly. Looking for a replacement for my Samsung 85" QN800a in our theater room. Kind of vacillating between the BENQ 7050, This new unit, the L9G and the Samsung Lsp9t. It doesn't seem like there's one ultra short throw that has all of the right characteristics. Really like that there is a cover over the lens on the benq. How close the Samsung can be to the wall, The brightness of the L9G, The ability to size from 90-130" of the Px1 pro, But I still want great color accuracy and 3-D would be a nice add on as well. Is there anything on the market that rolls everything up in a nice little package Under 10K?
The new Samsung and the New LG are arround 6k and they are the best you can get. There won't be anything cheaper that can beat those two. If this Hisense projector was 3k. It would of been a bang for you buck. But at 4k. Not really. Might as well go for 6k and get the best. The only thing on don't like about the new Samsung is that the case is white. So the new LG takes the lead. As of now.
Two important factors for me are customer service (reaching a human easily) and the warranties. I wish these various reviews had more info on these two key points.
Hisense UST projection system comes with a 2 year warranty and we offer an additional 4 year for $299. We also answer phone calls and enjoy helping our clients get the best performance from their a/v systems.
You just need to calibrate the L9 properly and then put the luminous on 10 with active contrast on medium and the black are perfect in film maker mode.
Which would you recommend between the L9G 120" or this PX1 Pro? Yes I would love a bigger image, I currently have a 150", but I also want a great upgrade. It will be in a basement with light ambiant light, however controllable as well.
Hey any chance we can get some more video of this using a screen? I’ve wat he’d the videos over on whisperstatus but I’d really like to get some more video of it at its full potential. I’d also like to see how it does with some ambient light on an alr screen. Thanks!
Thanks for that review. Could you put some more of the stuff that is related to gaming? More technical specifications like input latency and in general numbers and more numbers? And that measure tape lol
Do you an Amazon affiliates link for your screen and this projector? I think this video may have sold me to get this instead of LG’s 4K ultra short throw.
@@therealshanelee thank you! I’m torn cuz the LG is on sale. I want to use as a background for my video set. Do you recommend this project (which even new is substantially cheaper) or the LG ultra 4K you just linked me too (which is older and more expensive) also any recommendations for a 120 to 135 inch screen would be amazing. I was going to go with the elite screen ambient light reflecting ones since my room is well lit, but they are out of stock for a few weeks.
@@therealshanelee yeah it would be mainly for backgrounds behind me being projected onto a 123 or 135 inch screen, I obviously want it to look real. This one is cheaper than the LG 4K which still retails for 5k. Is it fair to assume this is the better value.
I would love to see your Channel Shane and the Value Electronics Team, so something no one else has done! I would like to see the PX1-Pro in a Direct Shoot out with a sub $6,000 LASER Long Throw Projector (like something from LG, Sony or JVC). Everyone says the UST are TV replacements but it seems few feel it has high enough picture quality to Compete with Long Throw Laser Projectors from the big boys... PLEASE consider and Thanks, BC
I think that a throw ratio of 0.25 is too big, compared with 0.19 in the LG and Samsung models; to support it properly you need a table of 24"(60cm) depth, while with the others it is enough 16" (40cm), with a 100" screen.
for the best performance a projection screen is a must, also for dark room it's meant all walls are dark colored or black because reflections are the worst enemy of a white screen/surface
Using a UST directly on a wall will not only yield a worse image quality than on a proper screen but UST projectors will also accentuate any deviations in flatness on the wall/surface and will distort the image. While you “can” project directly into the wall, you most certainly will not be getting the full fidelity out of this or any other UST.
Yes an UST/ALR screen will give you the best overall picture quality, but with that said I have frequently used our L9G and PX1-PRO in several rooms in my house on just white walls and the picture quality is excellent and far better than I would have expected! The PX1-PRO I lent to Shane of Spare Change was given to Brian of Whisper Status 74 and he will be launching his video of the PX1-PRO projecting on a white wall with white walls surrounding the projected image so you can see the very excellent performance these new Hisense projectors can deliver on just a white wall. Here's the link to Whisper Status's PX1-PRO white wall demo th-cam.com/video/gCWc6xgaaA0/w-d-xo.html
@@valueelectronics9390 Do you also do professional calibration of P1X-Pro in your store/ studio if the customer asks for it after purchase? If Yes, kindly let me know what would be the professional calibration charge for it and how to let you guys know of it as it does not asks for calibration on the website when ordering, it only says it supports calman calibration. Please advise.
Great video! Would you agree the 120" Grandview Dynamique ALR screen would match well with this? I'm willing to spend a little extra if the colors and blacks make it worth it. Looking for a wow factor for the wife and friends
@@goldlee644 Hey man, I'm not knocking Hisense or any other UST. The more the better competition. I just dont agree when he said that Hisense was the king of all UST projectors. Idk bout that. But that is a very nice price for both screen and projector. I agree
Disagree- owned two of them. Samsung has 2 deal breaking issues- chromatic aberration (white text drop shadows) and a color shift that occurs with any subtitles. Had a lot of promise, but not great..especially for the price.
@@thomasmorel1447 If it didn’t cost $15,000 for a 3 year old projector that might be relevant. You could have 4 rooms of Hisense or 2 of anything else.
You forgot to adjust the contrast and brightness for each individual HDR picture mode when you were cycling through them. You only adjusted HDR standard. You need to adjust each mode, then compare them.
What are the main differences between L9g and the Pro? Would love to see a comparison of those two. Besides the price and the screen being included with the L9g is one better than the other? (Will be using in a dark basement as a theatre room but will also be using for gaming on Ps5) Any help appreciated.
im with you on this I even reached out to hisense and all they could tell me is they would call me to discuss but there tech couldn't tell me so I'm alittle confused on this
L9g is Brighter (3,000 vs 2,200), Throw distance is greater (1.8" - 2.2" vs 1.6 - 2.4"). Image size is different (99.68" - 120.06" vs 89.77" - `129.97"), Size is different (6.10 " x 24" x 13.6" vs 6.3" x 20.5" x 12.8"), Weight difference (24.7 lbs vs 20.3 lbs), Power difference (320 Watts vs 200 Watts). By they way, they run the same chipset, .47" DLP.
@@therealshanelee I think you need to go back and look at the L9G. Maybe do a A/B comparison to the Pro. I have been viewing the L9G and the blacks for a projector are acceptable with the settings set correctly. I had the Samsung for a while and the blacks were a smidgen darker but the hisense did a better job with overall color accuracy. Thank you for the review.
Wait, is this supposed to be better than the l9g? Why is it $2.5k less? That's more than the price of just a screen. I'm about to take delivery of an l9g, should I switch to this and an elite screen?
@@thomasmorel1447 Thank you for the response! My use case is a basement theater, pretty light controlled. Switched my order to the PX1 Pro and it gets set up for me on 3/4!
@Anderson Miller Yes I did. Went for formovie and no regrets. I need Windows light and so far so good. Tolerable and enjoying it every second. You mustn't go for Hisense because all facts and statistics showed Formovie is far superior in each aspect. Or else it will be bothering you all the time.
So the L5G is 3499 bucks with a 100” screen and 4499 with a 120” screen. Wooow …. 1000 dollars for 20 inches ? You made out of diamond the last 20 inches ?
Hisense's new 100L5G is on sale for $3,999, not $3,499. The larger screen 120L5G is only $500 more at $4,499. For $3,499 you can buy Hisense;'s new PX1-PRO RGB triple laser projector and then purchase any screen you like from 90" - 130". The new L5G single laser series comes with the UST/ALR screen.
20” of diagonal from a 100” to a 120” equates to a 44% increase in surface area. A $1,000 price difference is what you see from Epson and Grandview for the same leap, even more so from Elite Screens. Hisense only has a $500 price differential for the same size difference which percentage wise is less than the difference in surface area.
Which one do you think is better in term of picture quality(colors, hdr, white and black levels, crisp picture and gaming (don't care about 4k/120 as long as i can get 4k/60) wise Hisense PX1 Pro or LG HU810pw? I know one is short throw and one is long/traditional throw and while I prefer Long throw but if this projector is better than HU810PW then i don't mind getting the short throw over the long throw. It falls in my budget (under/at 3500usd). And I plan to use it on a 130" screen with either one.
@@therealshanelee No, not that much. I am happy if I have the option but if not then It won't effect me. What matters to me is getting a better picture in both games and movies (not in movies/Tv Shows only) like I mentioned in my original comment. That is why i asked for you opinion since you tried and reviewed (LG HU810PW & Hisense PX1 Pro) both Projectors.
My main question is how long will the projector receive upgrades for Android TV.? A laser projector can easily last 20 years but if the software won't run..
Just seen the spec sheet. That is definitely NOT the best UST (a whooping 10 inches minimum.....), but it makes the price understandable when compared to the LSP9T
Anyone have any recommendations for a motorized screen for this type of projector? Still want to have a TV in the living room so I can't do a fixed screen unfortunately.
@@therealshanelee Thanks, pricey but I would need something I could hang unfortunately. Now it's got me rethinking my whole setup like what to do about the center speaker and such.
Very good point. I happen to agree, but the problem is mostly on Dolby Vision as they are not anxious to certify any projector. I believe we will see some Dolby Vision projectors in the near future. Most importantly is that we do have very capable HDR cUSH and long throw capable projectors and most have dynamic tone mapping processing each frame by frame measuring luminance levels and delivering each frame tone mapped properly.
Not really, I have both HRD10+ Samsung LSP9T projector 120" and LG OLED 77" DV and I seriously cant tell a difference. Both look very nice. Other than the obvious OLED looks better. . But the LSP9T in a dark room??? Wow!! I just wish HDR10+ content and all content and movies were full screen instead of black bars on top and bottom
I'm a bit behind on all these newer projectors with my optoma uhd60 but honestly I use my projector for about 95% of the time. I have an 55" lg b8 OLED and while I do enjoy dv content from time to time, i still default to the projector. If I had one of those insanely huge 85 inch OLEDs then maybe the the ratio would do a complete 180. I don't feel like I'm missing too much in my case.
@@therealshanelee well that was an honest comment and something for your consideration. The lack of maturity in your response just assures I won't be stopping back. Have a good day.
Hisense uses TI's E-shift DLP processor. It's called Native as TI's DMM DLP 4K chipset put all 8.3 million pixels on the screen at the same time so it natively renders a native 4K images. I do agree that we have so many technical details in all of the a/v specs it can be sometime misleading or confusing.
@@valueelectronics9390 IT IS NOT NATIVE IF IT IS USING PIXEL SHIFTING. It might render a 4k image but if it is pixel shifting it is NOT NATIVE. The only true native projectors are the Sony 695 and JCV NX7 and their successors. They use a “native” 4k chip and produce a native picture. All these others use pixel shifting to get to a 4k image, to call this a native projector is just wrong and just blatantly false. It is also why these projectors cost so much less then the true “Native” projectors. A lot of reviews are blurring the distinction between a true “NATIVE” projector and the pixel shifting ones. If it is so they can get the demo model and are being told to use that word I am not sure, but its not a NATIVE anything IMO.
@@scotttild I want you to know that I personally agree with you about E-shift being called "Native" in regard to their resolution, but the fact is that the manufacturers refer their TI DLP E-shift technology as "Native" is within the specification standard. Also know that there are no UST projectors that have a true Native resolution DLP without employing E-shift technology. Sony's VZ100ES UST projector was a true native 4K UST projector, unfortunately its been discounted. Finally, TI's E-shift chipset is a very high performance technology and does an excellent job rendering 4K images very accurately with all of the 3840x2160 progressively scanned pixels at the all together, frame by frame. While we're talking about misleading technical terms and standards, the merging of the HDMI 2.0 devices into the HDMI 2.1 category if they just support any one of the HDMI 2.1 features. Now this is something that all consumers should be aware of so they can select their a/v purchases to be sure they support all of their usees.
@@valueelectronics9390 It's not native no matter what the manufactures are trying to push its flat false and misleading if not an out and out lie. IMO they are tying to muddy the waters by calling something native. I saw it when these DLP projectors starting calling them true 4k. They might get a true 4k picture but that is totally different than a "Native' 4k. The native 4k chips are much more expensive and produce a crisper image. "Native" means original meaning no manipulation. All I am saying is don't pretend that any of these projectors use the native 4k chip that the Sony and JVC have in them. The word native should be reserved for projectors that don't use any e shifting to get to a 4k image. If they do use the e shift or fake 4k then they are not native.
Hisense PX1-PRO 90" - 130" UST triple RGB Laser UST is on sale for $3,299.
Now on sale for $2,999
I choice this between VAVA CHROMA such as another GREAT projector i love .i bought this PX1-PRO instead , really nice Vivid bright rich colors & blks , happy with it👌👍
You are the 1st one on TH-cam to review this, Great work getting it out there so quickly. Looking for a replacement for my Samsung 85" QN800a in our theater room. Kind of vacillating between the BENQ 7050, This new unit, the L9G and the Samsung Lsp9t. It doesn't seem like there's one ultra short throw that has all of the right characteristics.
Really like that there is a cover over the lens on the benq. How close the Samsung can be to the wall, The brightness of the L9G, The ability to size from 90-130" of the Px1 pro, But I still want great color accuracy and 3-D would be a nice add on as well. Is there anything on the market that rolls everything up in a nice little package Under 10K?
Benq if you want 3D. Hisense if you want Dolby vision via a future update.
@@therealshanelee You mean Hisense PX1-pro getting Dolby Vision via software update? or has it already gotten it?
The new Samsung and the New LG are arround 6k and they are the best you can get. There won't be anything cheaper that can beat those two. If this Hisense projector was 3k. It would of been a bang for you buck. But at 4k. Not really. Might as well go for 6k and get the best. The only thing on don't like about the new Samsung is that the case is white. So the new LG takes the lead. As of now.
optoma cinemax p2
Two important factors for me are customer service (reaching a human easily) and the warranties. I wish these various reviews had more info on these two key points.
Hisense UST projection system comes with a 2 year warranty and we offer an additional 4 year for $299. We also answer phone calls and enjoy helping our clients get the best performance from their a/v systems.
Nice, happy new year Shane.
You just need to calibrate the L9 properly and then put the luminous on 10 with active contrast on medium and the black are perfect in film maker mode.
would you be able to list your calibrated settings for your L9? I'm looking at the L9, PX1-Pro, or the optima P2
@@ahoerauf94 sure send post ur email and I will send them to you
Did you get a chance to measure the contrast or black level with active contrast on?
Nice review. XGIMI AURA looks great too.
Happy New Year
Great video as always Shane!
Love seeing Robert Zohn
Which would you recommend between the L9G 120" or this PX1 Pro? Yes I would love a bigger image, I currently have a 150", but I also want a great upgrade. It will be in a basement with light ambiant light, however controllable as well.
Hey any chance we can get some more video of this using a screen? I’ve wat he’d the videos over on whisperstatus but I’d really like to get some more video of it at its full potential. I’d also like to see how it does with some ambient light on an alr screen. Thanks!
Happy new year 2022
OUTSTANDING VALUE WORTH MORE THAN WE PAID
Thanks for that review. Could you put some more of the stuff that is related to gaming? More technical specifications like input latency and in general numbers and more numbers? And that measure tape lol
This is a game changer 🙌
Do you an Amazon affiliates link for your screen and this projector? I think this video may have sold me to get this instead of LG’s 4K ultra short throw.
th-cam.com/video/EcQVqOmlmew/w-d-xo.html
The Hisense will be getting Dolby Vision at some point.
@@therealshanelee thank you! I’m torn cuz the LG is on sale. I want to use as a background for my video set. Do you recommend this project (which even new is substantially cheaper) or the LG ultra 4K you just linked me too (which is older and more expensive) also any recommendations for a 120 to 135 inch screen would be amazing. I was going to go with the elite screen ambient light reflecting ones since my room is well lit, but they are out of stock for a few weeks.
If you're just using it for backgrounds you might as well get whatever is cheapest. For movies I'd get this Hisense.
@@therealshanelee yeah it would be mainly for backgrounds behind me being projected onto a 123 or 135 inch screen, I obviously want it to look real. This one is cheaper than the LG 4K which still retails for 5k. Is it fair to assume this is the better value.
I would love to see your Channel Shane and the Value Electronics Team, so something no one else has done! I would like to see the PX1-Pro in a Direct Shoot out with a sub $6,000 LASER Long Throw Projector (like something from LG, Sony or JVC). Everyone says the UST are TV replacements but it seems few feel it has high enough picture quality to Compete with Long Throw Laser Projectors from the big boys... PLEASE consider and Thanks, BC
Great video
What’s your opinion on this vs the Benq 7050i you have done a review one? Priced pretty similarly.
Will this projector focus greater than 130inch? Or is 130 a hard limit?
130" with a 16"9 aspect ratio is the max. image size for the PX1-PRO.
I think that a throw ratio of 0.25 is too big, compared with 0.19 in the LG and Samsung models; to support it properly you need a table of 24"(60cm) depth, while with the others it is enough 16" (40cm), with a 100" screen.
Glad someone as trusted as Robert said you can use it on white walls in a dark room. Always wanted to know!
for the best performance a projection screen is a must, also for dark room it's meant all walls are dark colored or black because reflections are the worst enemy of a white screen/surface
Using a UST directly on a wall will not only yield a worse image quality than on a proper screen but UST projectors will also accentuate any deviations in flatness on the wall/surface and will distort the image.
While you “can” project directly into the wall, you most certainly will not be getting the full fidelity out of this or any other UST.
Yes an UST/ALR screen will give you the best overall picture quality, but with that said I have frequently used our L9G and PX1-PRO in several rooms in my house on just white walls and the picture quality is excellent and far better than I would have expected! The PX1-PRO I lent to Shane of Spare Change was given to Brian of Whisper Status 74 and he will be launching his video of the PX1-PRO projecting on a white wall with white walls surrounding the projected image so you can see the very excellent performance these new Hisense projectors can deliver on just a white wall. Here's the link to Whisper Status's PX1-PRO white wall demo th-cam.com/video/gCWc6xgaaA0/w-d-xo.html
that not a good idear !
@@valueelectronics9390 Do you also do professional calibration of P1X-Pro in your store/ studio if the customer asks for it after purchase? If Yes, kindly let me know what would be the professional calibration charge for it and how to let you guys know of it as it does not asks for calibration on the website when ordering, it only says it supports calman calibration. Please advise.
Hello could you please post your preferred settings for the Px1 please
Thought this was Doc Brown for a second..😂
zappiti 4k players new line up review coming soon ?
Great video! Would you agree the 120" Grandview Dynamique ALR screen would match well with this? I'm willing to spend a little extra if the colors and blacks make it worth it. Looking for a wow factor for the wife and friends
It's a great looking projector.
I still say Samsung's LSP9T is the king of all UST projectors at the moment
So what, l9g is 5499 with a nice 120inch screen in Canada, lsp9t itself is 6999. You can’t beat the price.
@@goldlee644 Hey man, I'm not knocking Hisense or any other UST. The more the better competition. I just dont agree when he said that Hisense was the king of all UST projectors. Idk bout that. But that is a very nice price for both screen and projector. I agree
Disagree- owned two of them.
Samsung has 2 deal breaking issues- chromatic aberration (white text drop shadows) and a color shift that occurs with any subtitles.
Had a lot of promise, but not great..especially for the price.
No the king of UST projector still is the Sony VPL-VZ1000ES out in 2018. True 4K and SXRD.
@@thomasmorel1447 If it didn’t cost $15,000 for a 3 year old projector that might be relevant. You could have 4 rooms of Hisense or 2 of anything else.
Do you recommend the PX1 Pro over the L9G for picture quality?
They run the same sensor (.47" DLP). Biggest difference is the Lumens. L9G will be brighter (3,000 ANSI Lumens vs 2,200 ANSI Lumens)
Really considering this projector over the L9G to put a couple extra $$$ back in my pocket. What is the input lag for gaming?
Im wondering too
@@janodenbach374 30ms
You forgot to adjust the contrast and brightness for each individual HDR picture mode when you were cycling through them. You only adjusted HDR standard. You need to adjust each mode, then compare them.
he dont know how set a tv he s just a youtuber not a profesionnal
What are the main differences between L9g and the Pro? Would love to see a comparison of those two. Besides the price and the screen being included with the L9g is one better than the other? (Will be using in a dark basement as a theatre room but will also be using for gaming on Ps5) Any help appreciated.
im with you on this I even reached out to hisense and all they could tell me is they would call me to discuss but there tech couldn't tell me so I'm alittle confused on this
L9g is Brighter (3,000 vs 2,200), Throw distance is greater (1.8" - 2.2" vs 1.6 - 2.4"). Image size is different (99.68" - 120.06" vs 89.77" - `129.97"), Size is different (6.10 " x 24" x 13.6" vs 6.3" x 20.5" x 12.8"), Weight difference (24.7 lbs vs 20.3 lbs), Power difference (320 Watts vs 200 Watts). By they way, they run the same chipset, .47" DLP.
Nice
Spare what u think of the Sony A90J are you going to do a review?
Are there no short throw projectors for fullsize home cinemas with 200-300 inch screens? 150 will be way too less for many projects
No Netflix app on the PX1-PRO ?
How does this compare to Chiq?
How many hz is it ? Does it have the 2.1 hdmi for next gen consoles ?
I believe on last year's projector it said 4k120 on the HDMI port but fomo informed me it still didn't do 4k120 on games so I wondered if it works.
It’s limited to 4k60. It’s even specified on the site. It’ll accept 4k120.
@@therealshanelee thank you.
Hey Shane, I had just pulled the trigger on an L9G. Would you recommend this the PX1 enough that I should return it?
Yes the blacks were horrible on the L9.
@@therealshanelee Is there a big enough difference between the two? Also, did you notice any improvement in gaming compared to L9G?
@@therealshanelee you need to adjust the active contrast. They are not horrible at all
@@ProjectorScreen the one that was at the shootout was professionally calibrated and was easily the worst there. I'm basing my judgement off that one.
@@therealshanelee I think you need to go back and look at the L9G. Maybe do a A/B comparison to the Pro. I have been viewing the L9G and the blacks for a projector are acceptable with the settings set correctly. I had the Samsung for a while and the blacks were a smidgen darker but the hisense did a better job with overall color accuracy.
Thank you for the review.
Wait, is this supposed to be better than the l9g? Why is it $2.5k less? That's more than the price of just a screen. I'm about to take delivery of an l9g, should I switch to this and an elite screen?
It depends if you want to use it in your living room during the day keep the L9G.
If you use it in a dark room send it back and buy the PX1 Pro
@@thomasmorel1447 Thank you for the response! My use case is a basement theater, pretty light controlled. Switched my order to the PX1 Pro and it gets set up for me on 3/4!
It looks almost exactly like a Bomaker Polaris
What's the best screen to get for this? TY
what is the 123 button on the remote
How do you feel this up against the BenQ v7050i?
Is the color better?
Very comparable.
@@therealshanelee but is it better or not?
@@dshawnspjute6305 I had a 7050i and sent it back, it was shit and loud as hell.
I’m interested in this UST projector, but I’d like to mate it to an acoustically transparent 120” screen. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Does it handle 24fps content well? That's my most important thing with projectors because they are used for film mostly
umm... lmao of course wtf you taking about
No, that tech is still a ways off…😎
Hi what would you choose between formovie theater and Hisense ? Thanks.
Have you chosen either one yet? I’m debating this question myself
@Anderson Miller Yes I did. Went for formovie and no regrets. I need Windows light and so far so good. Tolerable and enjoying it every second. You mustn't go for Hisense because all facts and statistics showed Formovie is far superior in each aspect. Or else it will be bothering you all the time.
Is this projector 3D Capable?
No.
Will their be
Any gaming projectors like 4k 120hz projectors
No 3D?
So the L5G is 3499 bucks with a 100” screen and 4499 with a 120” screen. Wooow …. 1000 dollars for 20 inches ? You made out of diamond the last 20 inches ?
Hisense's new 100L5G is on sale for $3,999, not $3,499. The larger screen 120L5G is only $500 more at $4,499. For $3,499 you can buy Hisense;'s new PX1-PRO RGB triple laser projector and then purchase any screen you like from 90" - 130". The new L5G single laser series comes with the UST/ALR screen.
20” of diagonal from a 100” to a 120” equates to a 44% increase in surface area. A $1,000 price difference is what you see from Epson and Grandview for the same leap, even more so from Elite Screens. Hisense only has a $500 price differential for the same size difference which percentage wise is less than the difference in surface area.
Sir can you please tell me which 3d 4k ultrashort throw projector will be better for me under $5k
Vava projecter
Optoma P2
what is the price! 4900$
You don't pay attention either do you.
@@therealshanelee why the model of CES2022 isnt the same the 2022 have a screen in front.
Talk more about picture quality
Which one do you think is better in term of picture quality(colors, hdr, white and black levels, crisp picture and gaming (don't care about 4k/120 as long as i can get 4k/60) wise Hisense PX1 Pro or LG HU810pw? I know one is short throw and one is long/traditional throw and while I prefer Long throw but if this projector is better than HU810PW then i don't mind getting the short throw over the long throw. It falls in my budget (under/at 3500usd). And I plan to use it on a 130" screen with either one.
This one is getting Dolby vision if that's important to you.
@@therealshanelee i see Dolby vision in some news articles, but not on the hisense website. Will this be a software update
It was mentioned during the press conference from a couple days ago. It's on TH-cam.
@@therealshanelee No, not that much. I am happy if I have the option but if not then It won't effect me. What matters to me is getting a better picture in both games and movies (not in movies/Tv Shows only) like I mentioned in my original comment. That is why i asked for you opinion since you tried and reviewed (LG HU810PW & Hisense PX1 Pro) both Projectors.
Will this be available in Australia. If not please tell me you guys can send to me 😭?
So no 3D and occasional rainbows, sounds great.
My main question is how long will the projector receive upgrades for Android TV.? A laser projector can easily last 20 years but if the software won't run..
Just plug in a firestick, shield or apple TV. I personally never use the built-in software, way too laggy and limited IMO.
Not bad
Throw ratio?
Just seen the spec sheet. That is definitely NOT the best UST (a whooping 10 inches minimum.....), but it makes the price understandable when compared to the LSP9T
Image Size 90” distance from screen 10 3/4”
Image Size 100” distance from screen 12 3/4”
Image Size 110” distance from screen 14 3/4”
Image Size 120” distance from screen 16 3/4”
Image Size 130” distance from screen 19 1/3”
Anyone have any recommendations for a motorized screen for this type of projector?
Still want to have a TV in the living room so I can't do a fixed screen unfortunately.
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@@therealshanelee Thanks, pricey but I would need something I could hang unfortunately. Now it's got me rethinking my whole setup like what to do about the center speaker and such.
@@therealshanelee solid recommendation. Best bang for your buck on a floor rising motorized UST ALR screen right now
Do you 4K Projection owners feel a bit gipped not having Dolby Vision?
Very good point. I happen to agree, but the problem is mostly on Dolby Vision as they are not anxious to certify any projector. I believe we will see some Dolby Vision projectors in the near future. Most importantly is that we do have very capable HDR cUSH and long throw capable projectors and most have dynamic tone mapping processing each frame by frame measuring luminance levels and delivering each frame tone mapped properly.
Not really, I have both HRD10+ Samsung LSP9T projector 120" and LG OLED 77" DV and I seriously cant tell a difference. Both look very nice. Other than the obvious OLED looks better. . But the LSP9T in a dark room??? Wow!! I just wish HDR10+ content and all content and movies were full screen instead of black bars on top and bottom
I'm a bit behind on all these newer projectors with my optoma uhd60 but honestly I use my projector for about 95% of the time. I have an 55" lg b8 OLED and while I do enjoy dv content from time to time, i still default to the projector. If I had one of those insanely huge 85 inch OLEDs then maybe the the ratio would do a complete 180. I don't feel like I'm missing too much in my case.
@@valueelectronics9390 Hisense just announced a firmware upgrade to enable Dolby Vision HDR on their Laser TVs!
Support 3D movies?
When is the theater tour ?
There's nothing new from last year.
@@therealshanelee ok
@6:11 Ha! My $800 projector goes up to 15! Mines way more brighter!
No 3D.......no sale.
So, how do you get anything over 100%?. If you can get over 100%, then you don't truly have 100% at 100%.
It's goes over what's covered in the 2020 color space.
The background music is terrible and hurts my ears.
This comment hurts my eyes.
@@therealshanelee well that was an honest comment and something for your consideration. The lack of maturity in your response just assures I won't be stopping back. Have a good day.
@@AustinPaolillo you drop an immature comment you'll get one back. Thanks for watching! 😘
Is this a "NATIVE" projector or is it using pixel shifting? If it is using pixel shifting the word "Native" should be left out of any review IMO.
Hisense uses TI's E-shift DLP processor. It's called Native as TI's DMM DLP 4K chipset put all 8.3 million pixels on the screen at the same time so it natively renders a native 4K images. I do agree that we have so many technical details in all of the a/v specs it can be sometime misleading or confusing.
@@valueelectronics9390 IT IS NOT NATIVE IF IT IS USING PIXEL SHIFTING. It might render a 4k image but if it is pixel shifting it is NOT NATIVE. The only true native projectors are the Sony 695 and JCV NX7 and their successors. They use a “native” 4k chip and produce a native picture. All these others use pixel shifting to get to a 4k image, to call this a native projector is just wrong and just blatantly false. It is also why these projectors cost so much less then the true “Native” projectors. A lot of reviews are blurring the distinction between a true “NATIVE” projector and the pixel shifting ones. If it is so they can get the demo model and are being told to use that word I am not sure, but its not a NATIVE anything IMO.
@@scotttild I want you to know that I personally agree with you about E-shift being called "Native" in regard to their resolution, but the fact is that the manufacturers refer their TI DLP E-shift technology as "Native" is within the specification standard.
Also know that there are no UST projectors that have a true Native resolution DLP without employing E-shift technology. Sony's VZ100ES UST projector was a true native 4K UST projector, unfortunately its been discounted. Finally, TI's E-shift chipset is a very high performance technology and does an excellent job rendering 4K images very accurately with all of the 3840x2160 progressively scanned pixels at the all together, frame by frame.
While we're talking about misleading technical terms and standards, the merging of the HDMI 2.0 devices into the HDMI 2.1 category if they just support any one of the HDMI 2.1 features. Now this is something that all consumers should be aware of so they can select their a/v purchases to be sure they support all of their usees.
@@valueelectronics9390 It's not native no matter what the manufactures are trying to push its flat false and misleading if not an out and out lie. IMO they are tying to muddy the waters by calling something native. I saw it when these DLP projectors starting calling them true 4k. They might get a true 4k picture but that is totally different than a "Native' 4k. The native 4k chips are much more expensive and produce a crisper image. "Native" means original meaning no manipulation. All I am saying is don't pretend that any of these projectors use the native 4k chip that the Sony and JVC have in them. The word native should be reserved for projectors that don't use any e shifting to get to a 4k image. If they do use the e shift or fake 4k then they are not native.
Compared to an oled it's shite
It’s not a comparison video.
@@therealshanelee .. or comparable technology or comparable in terms of price to size ratio. Haters gonna hate….
brand is crap all around . stay away