Hello!!!! Thank you for your work. I was not wrong in my choice to order the viewsonic lx700. It really is brighter and more vivid in color. And that is very important to me. Overall, the x2-4 looks nicer, black body color, hidden buttons. Plus the menu and remote of x2-4 looks more modern. The lx700 looks like a step backwards in this regard, it's simpler on the outside. But the image quality of the lx700-4K is better than the x2-4k. Again, this is purely my opinion. Just ordered the lx700-4K today and can't wait for it to get here ))))
I'm using x2-4k almost for a year, it shows more than 920 hours tracked as active now. I think it was the best buy I made for the last year. It perfectly fits my room and I've ~120" picture on the white wall with about 2m throw distance, and then after the projector stand there's a bed where we enjoy games and movies from Xbox. The sound and picture is great. And I really like how it performs in gaming. The review here is missing an input lag test and usually laser projectors are worse in that. While it's related, that's not the same as refresh rate. To learn the difference, imagine that you're using a conveyor belt for parcel delivery - the refresh rate is how many boxes you can put on the belt per second. The input lag is a time it takes for the box to go from the beginning to the end, i.e. while it may be moving incredibly fast, the belt might be extremely long. The only drawback I can notice is disappointingly outdated OS and a "smart" shell. In the 2024 when you can buy an Android TV stick for less than $50 with all the smart capabilities, having THAT in $1700 device is just a shame. While the projector has WiFi, there's only some sort of the custom abandoned app store that even doesn't have a TH-cam app, the casting is never working (except from the TH-cam), the remote control doesn't work like a pointer (I wish it's something like LG Magic remote or Air Mouse), Bluetooth output mode can find none of the devices I've tried. So, in short, it's useless, better think of it as a display with a speaker, not a media station at all. They better include nothing "smart" except the Bluetooth Speaker feature it has (cause it's really good thanks to Harman Kardon) and reduce a price a bit. But overall, I'm very satisfied 😊
@HomeEnterntainmentSG, Which projector is best suited for a home theater setup with a prepared screen and a completely dark room? Hisense C2 Ultra or LX700-4K? and why, thanks
If it's for a dedicated home theatre with lighting control, I will propose using Epson LS12000 or BenQ W5800. If you run on a lower budget, you may consider the Epson TW7000.
Hello!!!!
Thank you for your work. I was not wrong in my choice to order the viewsonic lx700. It really is brighter and more vivid in color. And that is very important to me.
Overall, the x2-4 looks nicer, black body color, hidden buttons. Plus the menu and remote of x2-4 looks more modern.
The lx700 looks like a step backwards in this regard, it's simpler on the outside. But the image quality of the lx700-4K is better than the x2-4k. Again, this is purely my opinion.
Just ordered the lx700-4K today and can't wait for it to get here ))))
I ordered one today and just came across this video. I'm glad I chose the LX700.
I'm using x2-4k almost for a year, it shows more than 920 hours tracked as active now. I think it was the best buy I made for the last year. It perfectly fits my room and I've ~120" picture on the white wall with about 2m throw distance, and then after the projector stand there's a bed where we enjoy games and movies from Xbox. The sound and picture is great. And I really like how it performs in gaming. The review here is missing an input lag test and usually laser projectors are worse in that. While it's related, that's not the same as refresh rate. To learn the difference, imagine that you're using a conveyor belt for parcel delivery - the refresh rate is how many boxes you can put on the belt per second. The input lag is a time it takes for the box to go from the beginning to the end, i.e. while it may be moving incredibly fast, the belt might be extremely long.
The only drawback I can notice is disappointingly outdated OS and a "smart" shell. In the 2024 when you can buy an Android TV stick for less than $50 with all the smart capabilities, having THAT in $1700 device is just a shame. While the projector has WiFi, there's only some sort of the custom abandoned app store that even doesn't have a TH-cam app, the casting is never working (except from the TH-cam), the remote control doesn't work like a pointer (I wish it's something like LG Magic remote or Air Mouse), Bluetooth output mode can find none of the devices I've tried. So, in short, it's useless, better think of it as a display with a speaker, not a media station at all. They better include nothing "smart" except the Bluetooth Speaker feature it has (cause it's really good thanks to Harman Kardon) and reduce a price a bit. But overall, I'm very satisfied 😊
@HomeEnterntainmentSG, Which projector is best suited for a home theater setup with a prepared screen and a completely dark room? Hisense C2 Ultra or LX700-4K? and why, thanks
If it's for a dedicated home theatre with lighting control, I will propose using Epson LS12000 or BenQ W5800. If you run on a lower budget, you may consider the Epson TW7000.
@@HomeEntertainmentSG Thanks you very much!
Thank you for making this!! This is exactly the comparison I've been looking for.
Glad it was helpful!
You have to change the input in the back of the projector to get the lower settings 12:30
Hello, thank you for the comparaison. I didn't understand the sound comparison. We don't hear the X2 but you said that it is better, why ?
Thanks
I have a viewsonic 4K 3200 lumens projector its looks crazy on my Ps5. 120 inch screen
Which viewsonic model do you have? Also what projection size? If you don’t mind me asking :)
x1 4k vs x2 4k which one you recommend and why
X2 is short throw, it's recommended for home usage . You can see bigger screen for short distance
ViewSonic LX700-4K The color expression is disappointing. It's Viewsonic... It's tn color. They say the color expression is 70%.