Great review!!! I've seen one movie with Aura. The image quality was outstanding, very vibrant and amazing colors, felt like like I was inside a cinema. Loves Aura's Harman/ Kardon speakers, amazing sound quality!!
Great review. I agree that these are both great on different ways. To me the LG had a softer celluloid filmic look and the aura had a sharper more digital look. I ultimately went with the LG for my personal set up. But I think either is a great choice at this price point.
Nice video! I do own the xgimi aura and i love it. The only problem is that i can hear a loud laser whine / high frequency electric sound besides of the fan. Do you also notice this sound or is it obly s problem on my device? Thanks!
Hello and congratulations for the video🔥I wanted to ask if you can help me understand if it is really an ultra short throw projector even if the data sheet says it can do from 80 to 130 inches, if I can bring the projector closer to the wall I can reduce the picture let's say 65 inch? Let's assume we succeed, so could the focus still be done? Because I already own a 65 inch screen and the distance from the sofa to the screen is just the right size for me, but I can't find anywhere if these projectors still manage to project smaller images by moving the projector a few inches closer to the wall. Thank you and I hope you will answer me.
Hi Sam, thanks for the review. Have one quick question for you (or anyone for that matter). In the video you mention that XGMI has 2400 ANSI Lumens and LG has 2500. However, on Amazon UK website, the XGMI markets itself as having "1800 ISO" lumens instead of "2400 ANSI" while the LG sticks with the 2500 ANSI From my understanding ANSI is the American rating system. Does this mean 1800 ISO is the same as 2400 ANSI or do they just sell a lower brightness level in Europe? Thanks
@@ItsSamuelJones Thanks for the quick reply. So in this case 1800 ISO is the same as 2400 ANSI and they're just marketing it differently in different countries?
Great review!!! I've seen one movie with Aura. The image quality was outstanding, very vibrant and amazing colors, felt like like I was inside a cinema. Loves Aura's Harman/ Kardon speakers, amazing sound quality!!
I'm in two minds about xgimi or sony oled tv. It's tuff choice 😕
im curious about Xgimi Aura vs Optoma D2
Great review. I agree that these are both great on different ways. To me the LG had a softer celluloid filmic look and the aura had a sharper more digital look. I ultimately went with the LG for my personal set up. But I think either is a great choice at this price point.
Nice video! I do own the xgimi aura and i love it. The only problem is that i can hear a loud laser whine / high frequency electric sound besides of the fan. Do you also notice this sound or is it obly s problem on my device? Thanks!
Hello and congratulations for the video🔥I wanted to ask if you can help me understand if it is really an ultra short throw projector even if the data sheet says it can do from 80 to 130 inches, if I can bring the projector closer to the wall I can reduce the picture let's say 65 inch? Let's assume we succeed, so could the focus still be done?
Because I already own a 65 inch screen and the distance from the sofa to the screen is just the right size for me, but I can't find anywhere if these projectors still manage to project smaller images by moving the projector a few inches closer to the wall. Thank you and I hope you will answer me.
Have you seen the AWOL LTV-3500 UST LASER 4K-UHD FULL-3D Projector?
Hi sir how is viewsonic x 1000 4k compared to aura. Thanks
Hi Sam, thanks for the review. Have one quick question for you (or anyone for that matter). In the video you mention that XGMI has 2400 ANSI Lumens and LG has 2500.
However, on Amazon UK website, the XGMI markets itself as having "1800 ISO" lumens instead of "2400 ANSI" while the LG sticks with the 2500 ANSI
From my understanding ANSI is the American rating system. Does this mean 1800 ISO is the same as 2400 ANSI or do they just sell a lower brightness level in Europe? Thanks
No it’s just a different unit. Like Celsius and Fahrenheit. It’s still 2400 ANSI
@@ItsSamuelJones Thanks for the quick reply. So in this case 1800 ISO is the same as 2400 ANSI and they're just marketing it differently in different countries?
@frankinsoc2028 pretty much!
Who have better Black levels n darker scenes?
Do a review ASAP on the lg 915qe please! is it the new king of ust
No, it's the Formovie Theater