Hisense PX3-PRO Ultra Short Throw Triple Laser Projector, 4K UHD, 80” – 150”, 3,000 Lumens, 3000:1 Contrast, Dolby Vision & Atmos, IMAX Enhanced, 240 High Refresh Rate, Google TV, Designed for Xbox

Great projector. Picture is clear even in some light. Good integration with android TV apps.

One of the best UST projecter in the market. Worth buying it i am using it for last 4 months and its awesome. You can adjust brightness. Color quality is good.

The picture from this projector is amazing. Pricey but worth it. Right now I am showing it on a white wall while I complete construction on my home theater. Picture size I am using is 135 inch 16X9. Can’t wait to add the UST screen

I bought this to replace my old Dell short throw projector and this one is way better. I like the google apps on it. It powers up faster and is quieter. The 4k is better as well. It’s an expensive investment but I am happy with it. I do have one small issue with the eARC between the stereo and projector though. Not sure if it is a stereo problem or a projector problem. The timing on the powerups for the two devices is off so the projector wont recognize the stereo unless it is powered on first. A future feature could include a way to set a delay on the eARC or something. Its al fairly minor issue though and likely just a problem with my setup.

So far, this is amazing. The color and brightness blow away my old projector. The only issue is the packaging from Amazon. They put the projector, which is roughly a 24-28" wide by around 18" tall, into a box that is 30" tall x 48" long, so it slid all around, and the ends of the box came in crushed. Luckily, HiSense packaged the projector to withstand the impact this packing gave it. Projector - 5 stars Amazon Packaging and care for a $3000 item - 0 stars

Buy it - especially while the price is dropped. The image is insanely good, right out of the box, and even better with some tweaks - especially on the NothingProjector 110" ALR Black screen. My biggest challenge was finding a stand short enough to keep screen height in the sweetspot, and I did - buy the Lack tv stand from IKEA and don't use the legs. You will thank me for this tip.

In complete darkness, this is a pretty good laser projector. The problem is that the screen washes out easily with ambient light. It’s pretty heavy and large so plan on having a good solid base for it like a coffee table. I wouldn’t try putting this on one of those small projector stands, those are made for much smaller projectors than this. I won’t comment on the speaker. If you’re buying a projector like this, you’re planning on using a good audio system, at least a decent sound bar. The good: -incredibly short throw distance. I can’t believe how close this sits to the wall/screen! -large screen, up to 150”, which can make a fun theater-like experience. -it’s easy to set up, generally a good plug and play option. The bad: -it just isn’t bright enough to use in any light. In daytime, you would need your windows completely blacked out. If you’re using in a living room, you’d have to keep your lights off all the time. You could get away with a couple small light sources like a mini fridge and a computer monitor, but no room lights. -the color isn’t super accurate. The yellows and oranges specifically seem a little dull. I think the best use case for this projector would be a basement/den/man-cave where it’s always dark anyway.

It’s good product, happy with the picture. Setup took a bit longer than expected.