*We use the **Bestt.Digital** projector along with the Amazon Firestick which enables us to pair with an external bluetooth speaker. It's been super fun, especially during COVID.*
I don't care about the first sponsor slot, I'm ready to see a product. I don't care about the second slot. I've seen the product, -pause video- Oh hello comment section!
I'm actually glad it's not "smart". I'd rather buy a Chromecast or something to do the "smart" things than have a potential botnet when Dell stops bothering about security updates for whatever OS they're gonna use.
Donn exactly!!! 6:48 "it's still missing some Smart TV features like Plex or Netflix." Really linus? No! NO! NO! why must I deal with more IOT crap? This is a anti-feature and only bloats the experience! I AM TIRED OF SOFTWARE UPDATES FOR EVERYTHING! Plus with "smart"devices you are paying for more crapware, adding "smart" features doesn't always make the product better!! Linus if you're really concerned about it get a streaming stick and plug it into one of the 3 HDMI ports!!
Doruk Awesome the projector is a display the Chromecast is an accessory you can unplug the accessory but you can't dumbify a monitor or projector! I personally hate this trend it only adds a lot more security risks and bloatware lots of bloatware
I hate the Smart function in my TV because in my case I cannot even use it to watch TV or play a game on my console or PC while updating. So no smart is the biggest plus in a display device for me.
The reason I'm most excited for these is, hypothetically (as I've never had my hands on one) the lasers can draw as many lines as needed by a specified resolution, instead of upscaling and stretching as every LCD screen does. I can't wait until they drop in price because I'm convinced these things are retro gaming beasts
1. Regarding the black level - for any projector there is one undeniable truth: the blackest black will always be the same as your white wall, because one can not project darkness. The only way to handle that is to get special projection screens that only reflect light at specific angles, so from projector to your eyes and do not reflect light from the rest of the room to you. Those look dark grey when projector is off and that will be your blackest black tone then. 2. High input lag (a figure would be nice) is a big drawback for any PC use case. You can easily measure (relative) input lag by playing back a video that shows a timer with milliseconds on it. Play it on both a laptop (with a known, small input lag) and the projector connected to the same laptop in mirrored configuration. Take a photo of both screens at the same time (with high shutter speed, preferably with a dSLR) and you will get a photo with two numbers on the two screens. The difference between then will be the difference between input lags between the screens.
maximal size? Zoom? Optics? keystone effect? Settings? Options? Response times? Anything you need to know about the screen, if you have a ultra short throw projector, what material and screen gain is recommended... Nothing! This is such a bad review!
Lol it was tested on a painted wall, if it works there the only thing a screen will do is make it better. As for zoom and... optics? I don't think you understand how laser projection works. You likely wouldn't adjust a lens you would move the unit itself. As for keystone, it should not be an issue provided the unit is level (and your walls are true to the floor)
k kade I think James is a great guy. He's greatly improving on the WAN show and I actually think he looks nicely over-the-top funny in vids like these. It's a different type of 'intentionally funny' compared to linus, which is refreshing.
That's a wall and with lights on...this thing is for a dark room and a screen. I'm looking at 130 inches with this. And with future iterations, probably brighter, 3d, with faster black to black.
Projectors don't need to be brighter, rooms need to be darker. Why spend thousands more on a laser projector when you can spend way less on some window blinds? ;)
PongoXBongo because ideal conditions at home may not be practical. At it doesn't make much sense to loose too much image quality because someone opens a door or checks their phone. GOOD things going is, laser might be able to make brighter images cheaper as time goes along.
It's still just a DLP projector: using a laser light source (where it shines a blue laser on a phosphor wheel) doesn't actually change the image quality at all, it just reduces the power/heat and extends the lifespan as compared to an incandescent. All of the things listed like good contrast come from it being a high quality DLP projector.
Don't need no rainbow effects on my screen. Or washed out colors if you turn on the light. Besides, projector footage seems a bit stuttery at 5:28. For 6k you can get much more value out of a TV imo
The only projectors that work in bright rooms use long throw projection onto an ambient light rejecting screen, not a wall. Something like a Diamond Black screen that costs a few thousand but gives you a 120” 2.35:1 picture at oled quality. The tech to watch are the JVC 4k reference projectors with insane contrast ratios. This short throw will only ever work in a dark room.
VJs, digital signage, clubs, etc will dig its laser features. In particular for Video Jockeys are its use for perfect focus video mapping and geometry agnostic nature.
Short-throw projectors are very cool, provided you have a flawless wall, which rarely exist. Geometry distortion is an issue (even seen in this video), but with a good wall or screen, it's not a problem (or negligible).
Alright. Still looks blegh in a room with actual lighting, if all those fancy features can't overcome the primary caveat of a "projector" than it hardly matters. My TV doesn't go translucent if I decide to watch something during the day.
Some people have rooms without windows for their TVs. An uncle of mine has a theater room with a $3000 projector that looks better than any TV I've ever seen when the lights are turned off. This "caveat" is only dependent on your own circumstances.
Wonderful. Let's be real now, many more people than just myself share the same cirumstance of *having windows* . I'm hardly speaking just for myself. As to the caveat I refer to, it has nothing to do with me and my specific situation, it has to do with the way in which a projector of any quality gets washed out when used in a room with ambient light. Not even this 6 grand miracle can properly combat that.
A nice projector screen (Not terribly expensive) can do WONDERS in terms of washout. That plus turning it off eco mode like they had it, and it should be as usable as anything else in that light
My projector uses an LCD, not a DLP chip, with (awkwardly) 1280x768 resolution. It brightens up instantly because it uses an LED lamp (3000 lumen) instead of the normal metal halide bulbs. It cost about $160 on Amazon, and can be found with some digging. Laser is better and can be brighter, but for the money this is great.
Slow reaction times, burn in, color wheel and low contrast compared to DLP....DLP is much Better, Thats why movie theaters use them and gamers for instant reaction times.
numb3r6 And a completely different price bracket, which I guess you completely ignored. Not to mention, color wheel is MOSTLY A DLP ISSUE, LCDs don't need them as you either have the filter on the LCD itself, picture looks just like a normal monitor's color strips or subpixels, or they use 3 LCDs separated by dichroic mirrors and hence no color wheel, like 3 DLP cinema projectors.
In 2010, Casio invented and released the first projector to use its original high brightness Laser & LED Hybrid Light Source without using conventional high-pressure mercury lamp. Afterwards, Casio has been watched as the leading company of Laser & LED hybrid projector category in the market, and actually reached 87.8% market share in this category. and only cost about $500-$600
That's why I use an LCD projector for movies/games. I can't see anything DLP due to rainbow effect. Linus forgot to name LCD lamp projectors, the REAL projector but I really liked what he does. Keep up the good work mate!
Billy Hansen 6:48 "it's still missing some Smart TV features like Plex or Netflix." Really linus? No! NO! NO! why must I deal with more IOT crap? This is a anti-feature and only bloats the experience! I AM TIRED OF SOFTWARE UPDATES FOR EVERYTHING! Plus with "smart"devices you are paying for more crapware, adding "smart" features doesn't always make the product better!! Linus if you're really concerned about it get a streaming stick and plug it into one of the 3 HDMI ports!!
Good luck replacing the colour wheel when it shatters. I had 6 projectors fail right after the warranty was over and Dell did not carry the replacements for the colour wheel and they still don't have an ETA for the parts 8 months later.
Hawkul I just had to look that up. Its model designation in the US (presumably all of north America) is the HT2550 and it's supposed to get a release in January. True 4K (no pixel shifting. I'm looking at you Optoma and everyone else that isn't Sony) with HDR for $3k ? That may be a real winner. I'll be keeping an eye out for that.
Unfortunately consumers arent interested in projectors, so theres no incentive for manufacturers to innovate and figure out how to lower costs or fix issues. The biggest buyers of projectors are businesses (presentations), and theaters, but netflix is slowly killing them. I wouldnt expect a 4k laser projector to be under 1k in the next 5 years.
ac3ofspades878 I'm not talking about a laser unit being under a grand. I'm talking about a true 4K unit being less than the cost of a CPO Nissan Versa (which, this one is, but not by all that much).
I remember when my unit got back to Germany after our first deployment to Iraq. We (single soldiers in the barracks) had some money sitting in our accounts due to having nothing to spend it on while breathing sand and dust for over a year in Iraq. So I saw allot of guys buy big honkin TVs and they were still the pretty monster sized and heavy as hell ones we all remember but no longer see anymore. Moving with TVs like that or living with them eating up allot of space in a already small room was a compromise for getting a big screen. I on the other hand bought a projector in Germany and turned my wall at the foot of my bed into a much bigger screen and far more comfortable to enjoy experience. Plus the projector was smaller than a laptop and easy to carry around and setup. I since took projectors to 2 more deployments to Iraq back in the day and each time it was the perfect solution for watching movies or playing Xbox games over seas with little effort in setup and moving it around. I would recommend projectors to anyone who is limited in space but still wants a big screen experience. Of course TVs now have huge screens and incredible pictures and features. But they also come with price tags that far outstrip their actual worth. Yet projectors are getting cheaper and cheaper to get.
Reviews a projector and doesn't even bother showing it in a dark room 😒 This is such a bad representation of the product. You don't have a projector screen, and you didn't turn off the lights, it looks so washed out.
TheGreenpiston Austin's build/review was pretty good but the fact is Austin posts video twice every week and Linus posts each per day. And yes this video was pretty bad represented .
At the very least, could they not have them both projected in the same shot side by side? They showed zero useful evidence that the display quality is any better.
Yeah, and white walls. Really need at least darker walls or some kind of blackout curtains as well as a proper screen, either a DIY painted screen with a border or an off the shelf screen would be fine. Even a $100,000 projector will perform poorly in an environment like this.
I like that he was showing what worst case scenario would look like. If I wanted someone to just show it in a perfect setting, I would go look at the advertising on the Dell website.
I started to buy a projection TV in years past but the downside was you needed a dark room, and I really didn't want to spend all weekend watching football in a 'movie theater' setting. And you also had to deal with replacing expensive projector lamps. I did buy a DLP TV which was pretty good at the time, (with the annoying 'rainbow effect') but today's flat screens blow them away with razor sharp images and colors. Even my 5 year old 55" Samsung Smart TV makes the neighbors go, "WOW" when they see it. I'm not so sure the laser projector would be much of an improvement.
Thats because they dont used a projector canvas... There are special canvaces wich are made to reflect light better from projectors who emit light from the bottom.
Zachary Law Classic poor guy argument (i used poor like in having no money, not me feeling bad for you (although i guess you are the second kind of poor too as it must suck for you to have your bank accoung changing your opinion ¯\_(ツ)_/¯))
I'm not sure how well the video represents the image but it still looks washed out to me. Consider this; the darkest black can only be as black as a white projector screen/wall in ambient light. There's no way it'll like as good as a standard LCD unless you have a dedicated home cinema room with no windows. That 85" TV Linus mentioned in passing looks epic though. I'd take that any day.
Decent black screen / paint on wall and contrast would be MUCH better. LTT projected screen on plain wall that's obviously wasn't designed to be projector plane, so. th-cam.com/video/WP8f6XE_0Sg/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/RmgXJvkkqkI/w-d-xo.html
a dedicated screen for short throw projectors (they will significantly reduce all light that is not coming from below, where the projector is located) will produce a far superior image compared to a basic screen or a wall. reviewing a ST projector withouth such a screen is like reviewing a mountainbike with road slicks mounted.
" Full HD for less than **2000$** " Holy shit. Edit: I meant that in a bad way. That sentence sounds like something straight out of the time when 1080p was considered 4K in it's infancy.
You can do this with a Mitsubishi DLP HDTV. Just take the light box and screen off. I have actually done this and it works great. They made the LaserVue in 2010.
I am currently using a Optoma GT1080e... This is tempting me a lot, its £3450 now on Dell, I was planning on buying a OLED but this is looks like it will get the job done as I am completely spoiled by using a short throw DLP projecting a 120" image on my matte grey wall. We will see, as I am currently waiting for short throw 4K projectors to roll out from Acer and Optoma... If none come out this year I will bite the bullet.
Just waiting for the 8k 480hz version with 1000+ point HDR that's also 10x brighter than this one with 1,000,000:1 contrast. I won't settle for less! 2028 is going to be an expensive year for me.
Brilliant review. Very helpful as i'm currently looking at a projector solution whilst renovating my home here in the UK. I need to get rid of my 75 inch TV and replace with a projector solution but can't work out what to replace with? But it looks like a laser projector is probably the best option
Every projector mentions increase in brightness. There comes a point when brightness does not matter. You are only going to turn the brightness down to what you eyes can handle anyway. I know that brightness matters if you are using them in a bright room or outdoors, but most people use their projectors in a home theater which is usually relatively dark so brightness is not a big issue unless you are talking about huge movie theater size screens.
Not that this was a good review by any means, but this projector is indeed intended for situations where some ambient light is present. Contrary to what the review implies, this is not a home theater projector, it's a projector for conference rooms or similar situations.
I have a 83h that has the same image in the lit room lol and cost me 50 bucks good pic too I can put an ultra quiet fan in it too I want to do an led mod but nah I'll keep my 2600 lumens that looks as if it's just as bright as a lazer seems lazer is a money gimmick
it is compared to oled, but that won't make a white wall instantly black where the projector isn't projecting. So when gaming in daylight while getting into dark area's can still make it hard to make out something. But it is an interesting projector even tho it's still a bit on the expensive side for me.
I'm using a 2000 lumens 1080p regular digital projector, in a lit room, in daytime, on a 120 inch screen, and I have a 1080p led monitor next to it. Aside from slightly more washed out colors, there is not much difference. In a dark room there is no difference. It also comes down to the quality of your projector screen. Obviously projecting onto a white wall is dumb. Long story short, I AM NEVER GOING BACK TO TELEVISION. The screen is huge, it is crisp, it looks good in most light levels and there is much less lag. It is also much cheaper. $900 + $500 for good screen with $200 lamp change every 2 years vs $whateverthefuck since 120 inch tv's don't exist at an affordable price point, if at all.
Not sure that was the clearest description of this generation of laser projectors. This projector (like most well priced laser projectors) works by shining the laser at a spinning phosphorus disk to produce a bright light source (replacing the conventional lamps.) beyond that they are basically the same as there lamp brothers as they both generally use the same image source in the case a DLP chip.
so I was sat in a physics class (quantum phenomena if you must know) and I quickly moved my eyes to my notes from the projector, I noticed the rainbow effect then and was confused as to why it happened, I assumed it was something minor or a fault with the projector and since I'm not an expert on projectors/never really owned a projector I thought nothing of it. but now... now I understand.
What do you think? It's between a quarter and a third the price. It's 1080p, not 4k. It doesn't support HDR. It's not as bright (despite Xiaomi claiming it is). Plus you're paying extra for a crappy built in Android box.
It looks washed out when the lights in the room are on or when sunlight comes in, which only makes sense. Light from an outside source does fall onto the screen and will be reflected to your eyes, it's unavoidable. In the shots where the room is darkened the image looks fine.
All Kina Ting If you turn all the lights on in your local cinema that too would be washed out as would any TV where light output is shining at the screen or TV image, however if you dim the lights as is the correct way to view movies there is no difference between display devices or no differences that are worth worrying about, in closing when using a projector with a custom screen with a screen material that can if need be used for lights on if so desired although not ideal, a high gain screen material that reflects light is always going to be preferred over a painted wall that does nothing to help the image and in all honesty is a not an option if you buy a projector you need a custom screen, period.
I am really looking forward to see where this tech goes. I love my current 5040UB but it would be nice to not have to deal with walking in front of the projector light.
Cool technology but I'll take a 60" OLED over this every day, even if I had 100" of space for the bigger screen, and even before considering that the TV would be cheaper.
Really? I bought a 65inch LG B7 OLED last year and watching this video, I kinda wished I had of waited and bought this instead. Don't get me wrong, the colours and deep blacks of OLED are nothing short of amazing, but an ultra short throw projector I can stick on a TV stand, project onto a 100" screen and be decent in both daytime and night-time viewing is very appealing. The whole reason why I didn't go for a projector in the first place was the headache of mounting at the opposite end of the room, running stupidly long cables everywhere and the washed out picture in anything but complete darkness. This eliminates all of that.
The video is from GameRiot,a youtuber.That was a youtube video and whoever is on the couch needs to realize he looks like a complete idiot because the controller is not on XD
I'm not so sure they would completely turn off the laser to create a dark scene it seems more likely that they would use something else maybe a q-switch. Im not sure I would like to see the blueprints of it. As a laser technician I designed a true RGB laser projector but could not get anyone to back the project as it would be a niche market and expensive.
Yeah DON'T buy one of these. Best to just get a $2500 75" Sony or P Series Vizio. I had the $3,000 Optima Short Throw Laser ( Same Tech as this ) and it was 0-K. You can only watch the projector in complete darkness. Otherwise as all of you guys can clearly see, the picture is washed out. The contrast is still not that great. I've owned several projectors over the years. I'm not returning until projectors have HDR and that could be awhile.
agreed projectors should be used for very limited applications while a tv can be best basically in any situation. but they can be useful, if you have a dark room with a sofa or better a bed it turns everything into a cinema and you just can't match how enjoyable is to watch a movie in a dark room with decent audio and a 120" screen right in fron of you. as a student i have a room with a big bed and a white wall in front of me, a 70€ 1000lumen projector from amazon managed to create a situation i don't have with my 60" led TV you just have to account the rest
Your advice to get the TV is ok and all but your roast of this projector/all projectors are incorrect. 1st. Epson are the brightest projectors in color reproduction since they have 3 color chips. DLP have larger white segment and many people can see the spinning wheel in action films. 2nd. >4500lumens are enough for daytime voewing and with the lights turned on! Ive got Epson 1980wu and Its great. However I strongly think 2400lumens projectors are utter shit and needs a black painted room to look OK!
As seen from this video it is brighter in a lit room than most other projectors, but if it was twice as bright with four times the color contrast it is now in a lit room with similar pricing, I can see whole lot more people buying it as TV & PC's.
projectors suck. Too much money and it's always too dim for me. Not good for movies unless it's dark. And not good for playing video games. Only makes sense if you have a in home movie theater
Perhaps more than one HDMI 2.0 port. And Dolby vision support would be great and 3d with passive glasses would make thier 2019 laser projector sell like hot cakess. Well maybe but i would buy one.
As others have already stated - Use Adblock Plus or what I use - uBlock Origin. Secondly, why complain about an "overpriced projector I'll never buy" if you clicked on the video? If you weren't interested in the projector then don't click on a video clearly titled "4K HDR LASER Projector" dumbass.
Found this on amazon: Although I bought warranty extension of 5 years, Dell states (nothing in writing, only when you phone them) that the lamp has only 1 year warranty (against the EU minimum 2 years warranty on the product, which Dell will ignore). The lamp failed at 800 hours in 15 months (4% of its advertised life of 20,000 hours and 10 years) and Dell refused to replace it (despite the 5 years extended warranty) and ignored EU law (2 years warranty) and England law (6 years against manufacturing defects) and called the lamp "consumable" (Dell likened it to printer cartridges or disposable batteries, however those you can change yourself but you cannot do that with the lamp projector). The fan is noisy (and even much noisier if you want maximum claimed brightness of 5000 lumens). The lag on games is noticeable on action games (such as FPS). Image quality is reasonable but it lacks 3D of the competitors. The HDR is poor. The reliability of this projector is poor. Dell support is deplorable (it used to be excellent in the past but not anymore).
I love the way the new videos get written not only comically but also a bit poetically. I really love it. 'I can't project the future'. Please give a raise to the writer!
*We use the **Bestt.Digital** projector along with the Amazon Firestick which enables us to pair with an external bluetooth speaker. It's been super fun, especially during COVID.*
Oh look my gameplay ... one second 5:07
Underrated comment lol
Now you need to make a video with this video in it.
I don't get it. There's more than one second.
Why does this comment exist?
The guy is pretending to play a video game which is exposed by the google ad on the bottom right corner of a racing gameplay video...
Managed to rattle through the sponsor slot in 8 seconds. Respect.
Linus does the ads fine, who cares how many seconds, as long as its not over 30... even then he makes them entertaining at least
+derty QWERTY Who cares about seconds as long as there aren't that many of them?
I don't care about the first sponsor slot, I'm ready to see a product.
I don't care about the second slot. I've seen the product, -pause video-
Oh hello comment section!
lolindirlink see i always just fastforward through commercials
Chris Devine and the transition was completely seamless....
This is something I have a feeling you need to see in real life to appreciate
I'm actually glad it's not "smart". I'd rather buy a Chromecast or something to do the "smart" things than have a potential botnet when Dell stops bothering about security updates for whatever OS they're gonna use.
Donn LOL, calling dell a botnet while using chromecast.
Donn exactly!!!
6:48 "it's still missing some Smart TV features like Plex or Netflix."
Really linus? No! NO! NO! why must I deal with more IOT crap?
This is a anti-feature and only bloats the experience!
I AM TIRED OF SOFTWARE UPDATES FOR EVERYTHING! Plus with "smart"devices you are paying for more crapware, adding "smart" features doesn't always make the product better!!
Linus if you're really concerned about it get a streaming stick and plug it into one of the 3 HDMI ports!!
Doruk Awesome the projector is a display the Chromecast is an accessory you can unplug the accessory but you can't dumbify a monitor or projector!
I personally hate this trend it only adds a lot more security risks and bloatware lots of bloatware
I hate the Smart function in my TV because in my case I cannot even use it to watch TV or play a game on my console or PC while updating. So no smart is the biggest plus in a display device for me.
The reason I'm most excited for these is, hypothetically (as I've never had my hands on one) the lasers can draw as many lines as needed by a specified resolution, instead of upscaling and stretching as every LCD screen does. I can't wait until they drop in price because I'm convinced these things are retro gaming beasts
@5:11 The dude is "playing" forza but you can see an add in the bottom left corner and the TH-cam video's creator in the bottom right
Omg. such a poor edit.
kek, low effort marketing video, with very bad edit
+GameRiot Did you licence this to them, or does somebody owe you a licence fee?
Damn good call.
wtf is "add" and where do you see youube video creators lol, it mabye micrioscopic that only nerds sees them
let me know about this after 5 years, when price is down to earth :)
well in 2020 its only $2800 on Amazon which is a lot still but defiantly cheaper than $6000 lol
2 years to go...
Your comment is 3 years old. Got to wait more 2 years. But there's VAVA 4K 100 inch projector for $1k
You’re getting closer
@@theminerbay9801 where did you come up with that? The cheapest vava ust is 2400 and that's on sale
6:26 omg i died xd
Big brother is watching you
"xd"
Or rather BIG LINUS IS WATCHING YOU! :D :D
Me 2! LMAO
Oktay Yumlu I
1. Regarding the black level - for any projector there is one undeniable truth: the blackest black will always be the same as your white wall, because one can not project darkness. The only way to handle that is to get special projection screens that only reflect light at specific angles, so from projector to your eyes and do not reflect light from the rest of the room to you. Those look dark grey when projector is off and that will be your blackest black tone then.
2. High input lag (a figure would be nice) is a big drawback for any PC use case. You can easily measure (relative) input lag by playing back a video that shows a timer with milliseconds on it. Play it on both a laptop (with a known, small input lag) and the projector connected to the same laptop in mirrored configuration. Take a photo of both screens at the same time (with high shutter speed, preferably with a dSLR) and you will get a photo with two numbers on the two screens. The difference between then will be the difference between input lags between the screens.
But.. does it overclock?
Your screen overclocks!?
yes
yes
sure just run it in sunlight midday
and yes @chronoxshadow, you can overclock monitors.
maximal size? Zoom? Optics? keystone effect? Settings? Options? Response times? Anything you need to know about the screen, if you have a ultra short throw projector, what material and screen gain is recommended... Nothing! This is such a bad review!
Lol it was tested on a painted wall, if it works there the only thing a screen will do is make it better. As for zoom and... optics? I don't think you understand how laser projection works. You likely wouldn't adjust a lens you would move the unit itself. As for keystone, it should not be an issue provided the unit is level (and your walls are true to the floor)
@@DozIT It only works on a painted wall because it is perfectly flat, else you are getting huge shadows in the picture
@@dapa6168 th-cam.com/video/T3FQjCyNtdw/w-d-xo.html
I can see why Linus ignored this comment 😂
RIP LaserJames
Killed by short throw projectors.
Rev_dude James needs to go. Like how hard is it to find a good host that’s good lucking and doesn’t have blinking disorder.
k kade I think James is a great guy. He's greatly improving on the WAN show and I actually think he looks nicely over-the-top funny in vids like these. It's a different type of 'intentionally funny' compared to linus, which is refreshing.
#laserJames
WTF even is this comment ^
Sean hate,
Why??? I don't know.
you guys totally nailed the color balance/brigntess/exposure.... whatever. Looks good! finally
Colours look washed out - maybe thats just me or the video
David Scott Not to mention that they never bothered to show the projector in complete darkness. You know, where projectors are generally used.
That's a wall and with lights on...this thing is for a dark room and a screen. I'm looking at 130 inches with this.
And with future iterations, probably brighter, 3d, with faster black to black.
Projectors don't need to be brighter, rooms need to be darker. Why spend thousands more on a laser projector when you can spend way less on some window blinds? ;)
PongoXBongo because ideal conditions at home may not be practical. At it doesn't make much sense to loose too much image quality because someone opens a door or checks their phone.
GOOD things going is, laser might be able to make brighter images cheaper as time goes along.
PongoXBongo more or less the same reasons a TV might be considerably advantageous over projectors... U can still watch it in a typical home setting.
It's still just a DLP projector: using a laser light source (where it shines a blue laser on a phosphor wheel) doesn't actually change the image quality at all, it just reduces the power/heat and extends the lifespan as compared to an incandescent. All of the things listed like good contrast come from it being a high quality DLP projector.
Diy 4k home theater build?? Hmmm
YellowHammer get some RGB in there to my dude
I smell Austin Evens
Linus already has done the projector thing in his kids bedroom
Don't need no rainbow effects on my screen. Or washed out colors if you turn on the light. Besides, projector footage seems a bit stuttery at 5:28.
For 6k you can get much more value out of a TV imo
agreed
Hope you do more projector reviews Linus.
I would go with the new JVC's that just came out and are finally 4K native.
I thought this was a printer at first😂
Misubishi was busy making a Laser Television not too long ago, really wish someone would pick up on that tech again
Infected Mushroom, nice 👌
That part of the video got my attention alright.
Eating mushrooms right now
That's not good for you m8 ^
Don't worry, I trust my local dealer.
Most of their music comes from monstercat
The only projectors that work in bright rooms use long throw projection onto an ambient light rejecting screen, not a wall. Something like a Diamond Black screen that costs a few thousand but gives you a 120” 2.35:1 picture at oled quality. The tech to watch are the JVC 4k reference projectors with insane contrast ratios. This short throw will only ever work in a dark room.
This guy can review a pair of $1 socks and it'll still be interesting to watch.
but would he put a dbrand skin on them?
This needs to happen
VJs, digital signage, clubs, etc will dig its laser features. In particular for Video Jockeys are its use for perfect focus video mapping and geometry agnostic nature.
What did the smart memory say to his dumber sibling?
A: You are SODIM!!!
littlereader8 lolllll. I'm a smart memory. I have dimm brothers... xD
Lol
What did the RAM say to its sibling when it wanted to go enjoy itself?
Buddy lets go DDR (Dance Dance Revolution) :P
MONSIEUR MOTO u mean disco dance rave
SO-DIMM*
Short-throw projectors are very cool, provided you have a flawless wall, which rarely exist. Geometry distortion is an issue (even seen in this video), but with a good wall or screen, it's not a problem (or negligible).
Alright. Still looks blegh in a room with actual lighting, if all those fancy features can't overcome the primary caveat of a "projector" than it hardly matters.
My TV doesn't go translucent if I decide to watch something during the day.
most TV has 100000000times better picture quality.
Some people have rooms without windows for their TVs. An uncle of mine has a theater room with a $3000 projector that looks better than any TV I've ever seen when the lights are turned off. This "caveat" is only dependent on your own circumstances.
Wonderful. Let's be real now, many more people than just myself share the same cirumstance of *having windows* . I'm hardly speaking just for myself.
As to the caveat I refer to, it has nothing to do with me and my specific situation, it has to do with the way in which a projector of any quality gets washed out when used in a room with ambient light. Not even this 6 grand miracle can properly combat that.
A nice projector screen (Not terribly expensive) can do WONDERS in terms of washout. That plus turning it off eco mode like they had it, and it should be as usable as anything else in that light
This looks like the kind of technology that will be great! in a few years..
My projector uses an LCD, not a DLP chip, with (awkwardly) 1280x768 resolution. It brightens up instantly because it uses an LED lamp (3000 lumen) instead of the normal metal halide bulbs. It cost about $160 on Amazon, and can be found with some digging. Laser is better and can be brighter, but for the money this is great.
Falsernet And you really should use pitch black room for any projector. Same reason you listen hifi music in silent place.
What kind of projector do you have ? I've been trying to find one for a good price that has a reasonable image and this seems right up my alley.
Falsernet is it the joyhero led LCD. If so can you give me more details on it ? It has no reviews on Amazon so I'm a little skeptic to buy.
Slow reaction times, burn in, color wheel and low contrast compared to DLP....DLP is much Better, Thats why movie theaters use them and gamers for instant reaction times.
numb3r6 And a completely different price bracket, which I guess you completely ignored.
Not to mention, color wheel is MOSTLY A DLP ISSUE, LCDs don't need them as you either have the filter on the LCD itself, picture looks just like a normal monitor's color strips or subpixels, or they use 3 LCDs separated by dichroic mirrors and hence no color wheel, like 3 DLP cinema projectors.
I can't “project" the future hmmm
But you can project 'the future' hmmm
In 2010, Casio invented and released the first projector to use its original high brightness Laser & LED Hybrid Light Source without using conventional high-pressure mercury lamp. Afterwards, Casio has been watched as the leading company of Laser & LED hybrid projector category in the market, and actually reached 87.8% market share in this category. and only cost about $500-$600
Stuff I can never afford
Watching a review of a 6000 dollar device even though I will never every buy it.
It's like watching a review for a 256GB iphone X.
Be less poor then you can buy more things.
popuptoaster Be more rich then you can buy more things. *
Stuff I can never afford but don't want anyway :D
Peasant.
That's why I use an LCD projector for movies/games. I can't see anything DLP due to rainbow effect. Linus forgot to name LCD lamp projectors, the REAL projector but I really liked what he does. Keep up the good work mate!
Warning! Puns are projected to increase.
Billy Hansen 6:48 "it's still missing some Smart TV features like Plex or Netflix."
Really linus? No! NO! NO! why must I deal with more IOT crap?
This is a anti-feature and only bloats the experience!
I AM TIRED OF SOFTWARE UPDATES FOR EVERYTHING! Plus with "smart"devices you are paying for more crapware, adding "smart" features doesn't always make the product better!!
Linus if you're really concerned about it get a streaming stick and plug it into one of the 3 HDMI ports!!
Good luck replacing the colour wheel when it shatters. I had 6 projectors fail right after the warranty was over and Dell did not carry the replacements for the colour wheel and they still don't have an ETA for the parts 8 months later.
I'm still waiting on a 4K projector that doesn't cost more than a decent used motorcycle.
SkuzzyJ, Maybe the BenQ W1700? Whenever it comes out that is, lol.
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I just had to look that up.
Its model designation in the US (presumably all of north America) is the HT2550 and it's supposed to get a release in January.
True 4K (no pixel shifting. I'm looking at you Optoma and everyone else that isn't Sony) with HDR for $3k ? That may be a real winner. I'll be keeping an eye out for that.
Unfortunately consumers arent interested in projectors, so theres no incentive for manufacturers to innovate and figure out how to lower costs or fix issues. The biggest buyers of projectors are businesses (presentations), and theaters, but netflix is slowly killing them. I wouldnt expect a 4k laser projector to be under 1k in the next 5 years.
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I'm not talking about a laser unit being under a grand. I'm talking about a true 4K unit being less than the cost of a CPO Nissan Versa (which, this one is, but not by all that much).
Xiaomi sell a 1700$ laser project with the same specs+smart TV os in it
I remember when my unit got back to Germany after our first deployment to Iraq. We (single soldiers in the barracks) had some money sitting in our accounts due to having nothing to spend it on while breathing sand and dust for over a year in Iraq. So I saw allot of guys buy big honkin TVs and they were still the pretty monster sized and heavy as hell ones we all remember but no longer see anymore. Moving with TVs like that or living with them eating up allot of space in a already small room was a compromise for getting a big screen. I on the other hand bought a projector in Germany and turned my wall at the foot of my bed into a much bigger screen and far more comfortable to enjoy experience. Plus the projector was smaller than a laptop and easy to carry around and setup. I since took projectors to 2 more deployments to Iraq back in the day and each time it was the perfect solution for watching movies or playing Xbox games over seas with little effort in setup and moving it around. I would recommend projectors to anyone who is limited in space but still wants a big screen experience. Of course TVs now have huge screens and incredible pictures and features. But they also come with price tags that far outstrip their actual worth. Yet projectors are getting cheaper and cheaper to get.
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*GET IT BECAUSE ITS A BIGGG PICTURE*
No shit Sherlock 😂
SirJesse Yo I'm 💀lol
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GET IT BECAUSE IT'S TALKING ABOUT CONTRAST
Pic not big enough for me. I need 6+ foot high with 9 or 10 foot + wide.
Yeah I agree also, it has to be a very large image. 7 feet by 10 feet or something similar.
Not all projectors uses color weel, some DPL' (older) does most projector today like SXRD, DLP, LCDs Licos etc uses 3 chips.
Reviews a projector and doesn't even bother showing it in a dark room 😒
This is such a bad representation of the product. You don't have a projector screen, and you didn't turn off the lights, it looks so washed out.
TheGreenpiston Austin's build/review was pretty good but the fact is Austin posts video twice every week and Linus posts each per day. And yes this video was pretty bad represented .
At the very least, could they not have them both projected in the same shot side by side? They showed zero useful evidence that the display quality is any better.
Yeah, and white walls. Really need at least darker walls or some kind of blackout curtains as well as a proper screen, either a DIY painted screen with a border or an off the shelf screen would be fine. Even a $100,000 projector will perform poorly in an environment like this.
pretty meh review in all honesty.. really washed over the finer details like resolution, UI, build quality etc
I like that he was showing what worst case scenario would look like. If I wanted someone to just show it in a perfect setting, I would go look at the advertising on the Dell website.
I started to buy a projection TV in years past but the downside was you needed a dark room, and I really didn't want to spend all weekend watching football in a 'movie theater' setting. And you also had to deal with replacing expensive projector lamps. I did buy a DLP TV which was pretty good at the time, (with the annoying 'rainbow effect') but today's flat screens blow them away with razor sharp images and colors. Even my 5 year old 55" Samsung Smart TV makes the neighbors go, "WOW" when they see it. I'm not so sure the laser projector would be much of an improvement.
Still too dim/white/whatever.....
Thats because they dont used a projector canvas... There are special canvaces wich are made to reflect light better from projectors who emit light from the bottom.
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Still doesn't beat a TV either way
it's the same debate as gaming pc vs gaming laptop.
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Classic poor guy argument (i used poor like in having no money, not me feeling bad for you (although i guess you are the second kind of poor too as it must suck for you to have your bank accoung changing your opinion ¯\_(ツ)_/¯))
Trust me, on a good canvas and a dark room it does beat a TV. Just way too expensive
The new sets look very nice! I liked how natural they felt.
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WyattThatBloxer lmao they mean that this vid was sponsored
Lolooooo
Hard sell at $6000. You can get a 90 inch TV for the same price. Or an 85 inch for half, which should be enough for most small theater rooms.
I'm not sure how well the video represents the image but it still looks washed out to me. Consider this; the darkest black can only be as black as a white projector screen/wall in ambient light. There's no way it'll like as good as a standard LCD unless you have a dedicated home cinema room with no windows.
That 85" TV Linus mentioned in passing looks epic though. I'd take that any day.
Decent black screen / paint on wall and contrast would be MUCH better.
LTT projected screen on plain wall that's obviously wasn't designed to be projector plane, so.
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a dedicated screen for short throw projectors (they will significantly reduce all light that is not coming from below, where the projector is located) will produce a far superior image compared to a basic screen or a wall. reviewing a ST projector withouth such a screen is like reviewing a mountainbike with road slicks mounted.
Review Xiaomi laser projector, Full HD for less than 2000$
That's what fabric.....aanaksbsjbsnsn said
" Full HD for less than **2000$** "
Holy shit.
Edit: I meant that in a bad way. That sentence sounds like something straight out of the time when 1080p was considered 4K in it's infancy.
i doubt that or this Dell actually has a 4K DLP sensor/LCD if the Xiaomi is LCD
You can do this with a Mitsubishi DLP HDTV. Just take the light box and screen off. I have actually done this and it works great. They made the LaserVue in 2010.
feels like a Techquickie video
I am currently using a Optoma GT1080e... This is tempting me a lot, its £3450 now on Dell, I was planning on buying a OLED but this is looks like it will get the job done as I am completely spoiled by using a short throw DLP projecting a 120" image on my matte grey wall.
We will see, as I am currently waiting for short throw 4K projectors to roll out from Acer and Optoma... If none come out this year I will bite the bullet.
Just waiting for the 8k 480hz version with 1000+ point HDR that's also 10x brighter than this one with 1,000,000:1 contrast. I won't settle for less! 2028 is going to be an expensive year for me.
Oh yeah, it also has to be dead silent!
Brilliant review. Very helpful as i'm currently looking at a projector solution whilst renovating my home here in the UK. I need to get rid of my 75 inch TV and replace with a projector solution but can't work out what to replace with? But it looks like a laser projector is probably the best option
A wild Laser James appears...
Keep in mind short throw projectors are super picky about the flatness of the projection surface. Pull down canvases are out of the question.
Can you show us this vs the new 4k
Xiaomi Mijia MJJGTYDS01FM and also projected onto a
Elite Screens Aeon ALR Cinegrey in daylight?
Every projector mentions increase in brightness. There comes a point when brightness does not matter. You are only going to turn the brightness down to what you eyes can handle anyway. I know that brightness matters if you are using them in a bright room or outdoors, but most people use their projectors in a home theater which is usually relatively dark so brightness is not a big issue unless you are talking about huge movie theater size screens.
Try the New Xiaomi Laser projector! Almost The same but 1/5 of the price!
I have just bought an lg hu715q for 2000$. 4k, HDR, laser and short throw. Great buy!
Reviews a $5000 projector, doesn't bother putting it in a dark room...
or projecting onto an actual screen.
$6000 lol
Not that this was a good review by any means, but this projector is indeed intended for situations where some ambient light is present. Contrary to what the review implies, this is not a home theater projector, it's a projector for conference rooms or similar situations.
I have a 83h that has the same image in the lit room lol and cost me 50 bucks good pic too I can put an ultra quiet fan in it too I want to do an led mod but nah I'll keep my 2600 lumens that looks as if it's just as bright as a lazer seems lazer is a money gimmick
rachel freeman this is the most idiotic comment I have ever come across 😂😂
it is compared to oled, but that won't make a white wall instantly black where the projector isn't projecting. So when gaming in daylight while getting into dark area's can still make it hard to make out something. But it is an interesting projector even tho it's still a bit on the expensive side for me.
3:43 - No, it doesn't look good in a lit room.
"this was what it looks like in lit room but on "youtube
I'm using a 2000 lumens 1080p regular digital projector, in a lit room, in daytime, on a 120 inch screen, and I have a 1080p led monitor next to it. Aside from slightly more washed out colors, there is not much difference. In a dark room there is no difference. It also comes down to the quality of your projector screen. Obviously projecting onto a white wall is dumb. Long story short, I AM NEVER GOING BACK TO TELEVISION. The screen is huge, it is crisp, it looks good in most light levels and there is much less lag. It is also much cheaper. $900 + $500 for good screen with $200 lamp change every 2 years vs $whateverthefuck since 120 inch tv's don't exist at an affordable price point, if at all.
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What projector screen do you use?
lol finally someone meantions the poor contrast you get with these.
no detph in the picture just flat and boring
It need an ambient light rejecting screen.
" Fengmi 4k MAX" in daylight. Review please on the 120 Inch Vividstorm ALR screen.
Only 199,99 $ wow that shit is expensive, not as expensive as the projector, but still expensive
zM8B if there's quality then there's price
HD 6xx is basically HD650 which costs 350$. Price is Petty good .
hm ok im no an audiophil so its not that important for me :S
Not sure that was the clearest description of this generation of laser projectors. This projector (like most well priced laser projectors) works by shining the laser at a spinning phosphorus disk to produce a bright light source (replacing the conventional lamps.) beyond that they are basically the same as there lamp brothers as they both generally use the same image source in the case a DLP chip.
Heya!
Could you do a review on the xiaomi ultra 5000? 😁
Prerecored ad spots suck. I like your typical transitions, Linus.
"I can't project the future" 😏I see what you did
so I was sat in a physics class (quantum phenomena if you must know) and I quickly moved my eyes to my notes from the projector, I noticed the rainbow effect then and was confused as to why it happened, I assumed it was something minor or a fault with the projector and since I'm not an expert on projectors/never really owned a projector I thought nothing of it. but now... now I understand.
Compared to Xiaomi Mi Ultra Short throw @ USD $1.5K?
Dave Francis looks exactly the same minus the 4K
What do you think? It's between a quarter and a third the price. It's 1080p, not 4k. It doesn't support HDR. It's not as bright (despite Xiaomi claiming it is). Plus you're paying extra for a crappy built in Android box.
Pretty neat little device. I could see this, an hdmi Splitter and an Apple TV or chrome cast making a pretty nice setup
Idk why projectors are still a thing in 2018. Can we just get a hologram tv
The remote employee motivation had me cracking up. Love it.
can you do a 360° screen setup
Jimi K Not with this, you'd need 4 of them.
J Wilson ofc not with this
Probably mentioned but the spinning wheel projector is only one technology (DLP), the other dominant technology is 3 LCD.
still looks very washed out
It looks washed out when the lights in the room are on or when sunlight comes in, which only makes sense. Light from an outside source does fall onto the screen and will be reflected to your eyes, it's unavoidable. In the shots where the room is darkened the image looks fine.
Also because they aren't using a screen (preferably an ambient light rejecting one). Projectors are never best for brightly lit rooms.
They should have put it next to what a regular projector would look like in that lighting.
All Kina Ting If you turn all the lights on in your local cinema that too would be washed out as would any TV where light output is shining at the screen or TV image, however if you dim the lights as is the correct way to view movies there is no difference between display devices or no differences that are worth worrying about, in closing when using a projector with a custom screen with a screen material that can if need be used for lights on if so desired although not ideal, a high gain screen material that reflects light is always going to be preferred over a painted wall that does nothing to help the image and in all honesty is a not an option if you buy a projector you need a custom screen, period.
Lol I see reviews with waay better projector projector video quality with ambient light than this laser projector.
Hey remember that techquickie video on projectors? Also hated that ad transition.
Yeah but it's still 6 grand....
good point
captain from 2022 here... wait 5 years and you will be surprised how cheap they got.
I am really looking forward to see where this tech goes. I love my current 5040UB but it would be nice to not have to deal with walking in front of the projector light.
Cool technology but I'll take a 60" OLED over this every day, even if I had 100" of space for the bigger screen, and even before considering that the TV would be cheaper.
Man agree with you there..I never liked projector tv and I never will...
I mean a oled is about 3000 bucks cheaper
Really? I bought a 65inch LG B7 OLED last year and watching this video, I kinda wished I had of waited and bought this instead. Don't get me wrong, the colours and deep blacks of OLED are nothing short of amazing, but an ultra short throw projector I can stick on a TV stand, project onto a 100" screen and be decent in both daytime and night-time viewing is very appealing. The whole reason why I didn't go for a projector in the first place was the headache of mounting at the opposite end of the room, running stupidly long cables everywhere and the washed out picture in anything but complete darkness. This eliminates all of that.
Ro-Tang Clan well that makes sense, you wanted a projector from the beginning and felt like you settled.
just sure closer, right?!
How about the Xiaomi Mi? Costs 4 times less, is 4K and has 3D projection as well. Laser light life around 2700 hours. In normal use around 34 years!!
cant wait for Chinese to copy it and drop the price xD
annnnnnd it's already here - Mi Laser Projector
@@cyrusvhadsupper Holy shit, still too expensive to buy at $2000 LOL Let's wait a few more months and it will be $499.99 everywhere.
@@DaVillen its $1000 now lol
I can just imagine all the goodies companies send you. I'm a smaller channel and get offered great items.
5:06 why is there an ad?
Raiyyan Tocalo They're Linus Tech Tips. They have fun videos, but they are full of ads and sponsorship's
Its a complete fake scene right there lol it is on a youtube vid
The video is from GameRiot,a youtuber.That was a youtube video and whoever is on the couch needs to realize he looks like a complete idiot because the controller is not on XD
Since the lens points upwards... you guys need to include dustproofyness and dust cleaning ease/difficulty in the review...
$6000???
you make awesome videos,
love the way you bring the lights to the front and back of the projector.
#laserJames
😅don't hate me people
I feel like you missed an opportunity to mention you already reviewed the HD6XX in the sponsor spot would've probably been a lot more effective.
But can it run Crysis ?
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I'm not so sure they would completely turn off the laser to create a dark scene it seems more likely that they would use something else maybe a q-switch. Im not sure I would like to see the blueprints of it. As a laser technician I designed a true RGB laser projector but could not get anyone to back the project as it would be a niche market and expensive.
It is not NATIVE 4K !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My dad's projector is 960p from 2009. 0_0. This looks like more than just a big upgrade.
Yeah DON'T buy one of these. Best to just get a $2500 75" Sony or P Series Vizio. I had the $3,000 Optima Short Throw Laser ( Same Tech as this ) and it was 0-K. You can only watch the projector in complete darkness. Otherwise as all of you guys can clearly see, the picture is washed out. The contrast is still not that great. I've owned several projectors over the years. I'm not returning until projectors have HDR and that could be awhile.
Tom H this one has hdr
Which Optoma? The GT550 or ZH400?
Most do have hdr now. LCD TVs are inferior. Most have a 30 degrees viewing angle before the color and contrast shift to crap.
agreed projectors should be used for very limited applications while a tv can be best basically in any situation.
but they can be useful, if you have a dark room with a sofa or better a bed it turns everything into a cinema and you just can't match how enjoyable is to watch a movie in a dark room with decent audio and a 120" screen right in fron of you.
as a student i have a room with a big bed and a white wall in front of me, a 70€ 1000lumen projector from amazon managed to create a situation i don't have with my 60" led TV
you just have to account the rest
Your advice to get the TV is ok and all but your roast of this projector/all projectors are incorrect.
1st. Epson are the brightest projectors in color reproduction since they have 3 color chips. DLP have larger white segment and many people can see the spinning wheel in action films.
2nd.
>4500lumens are enough for daytime voewing and with the lights turned on! Ive got Epson 1980wu and Its great.
However I strongly think 2400lumens projectors are utter shit and needs a black painted room to look OK!
As seen from this video it is brighter in a lit room than most other projectors, but if it was twice as bright with four times the color contrast it is now in a lit room with similar pricing, I can see whole lot more people buying it as TV & PC's.
projectors suck. Too much money and it's always too dim for me. Not good for movies unless it's dark. And not good for playing video games. Only makes sense if you have a in home movie theater
Svbreezy25 Well if you're spending $6000 on a projector, you probably have a home theatre.
Perhaps more than one HDMI 2.0 port. And Dolby vision support would be great and 3d with passive glasses would make thier 2019 laser projector sell like hot cakess. Well maybe but i would buy one.
5 ads
1.the ad youtube plays
2.some bullshit headphone
3.some overpriced projector ill never buy
4. some stupid website
5. linus t shirt.
Abu Tahamid But they played music from Infected Mushroom released with Monstercat!
then why did you watch the video if you didn't wanna see ads?
Your ad comment wasted more time than his. Start your own channel, bro.
As others have already stated - Use Adblock Plus or what I use - uBlock Origin. Secondly, why complain about an "overpriced projector I'll never buy" if you clicked on the video? If you weren't interested in the projector then don't click on a video clearly titled "4K HDR LASER Projector" dumbass.
Found this on amazon:
Although I bought warranty extension of 5 years, Dell states (nothing in writing, only when you phone them) that the lamp has only 1 year warranty (against the EU minimum 2 years warranty on the product, which Dell will ignore). The lamp failed at 800 hours in 15 months (4% of its advertised life of 20,000 hours and 10 years) and Dell refused to replace it (despite the 5 years extended warranty) and ignored EU law (2 years warranty) and England law (6 years against manufacturing defects) and called the lamp "consumable" (Dell likened it to printer cartridges or disposable batteries, however those you can change yourself but you cannot do that with the lamp projector). The fan is noisy (and even much noisier if you want maximum claimed brightness of 5000 lumens). The lag on games is noticeable on action games (such as FPS). Image quality is reasonable but it lacks 3D of the competitors. The HDR is poor. The reliability of this projector is poor. Dell support is deplorable (it used to be excellent in the past but not anymore).
still doesnt even look that good.
GRIZZLY_GUY lol you can’t tell the quality from a video what so ever
GRIZZLY_GUY most projectors don't
I love the way the new videos get written not only comically but also a bit poetically. I really love it. 'I can't project the future'. Please give a raise to the writer!