The projector is very acceptable for the price with more than enough light in dark room. It needs to support more app like Netflix.

I changed from a VAVA 4K to the FORMOVIE Theater recently. I also changed my screen to a Black Series CLR screen from a gray CLR screen. The picture is much brighter, the colors are sharper, and black levers are better. There is an extensive calibration menu that helps tweak the projector the way you want it. I only have one issue is the Dolby Vision settings are not as good as some TVs that support it. The colors are not bright in Dolby Vision. Hopefully this will be corrected with a firmware update. I am very happy with my purchase.

I think you can read review after review that describes just how awesome and amazing the picture is. The issue I’m having is the HDMI hand shake between the projector and my receiver. When you turn the projector on it always asks do you want to turn on the speakers, which I don’t, so I have to say no, and then wait for the failed HDMI handshake with my receiver and then I have to manually change the input to TV audio which is the arc HDMI input on my Denon receiver. After looking this issue up, it appears I’m not alone. It’s beyond an annoying, and should be a simple fix. No one else but me in my household can turn it on because of the HDMI handshake issue.

Pros: I have it connected via ethernet to my router and projecting onto a wall-mounted motorized 92" Vividstorm ARL screen. The image quality is like sitting in a theater and the sound quality is very good. Very easy to set up, add apps, and switch sources.

Cons: Cannot easily get Netflix on the Android IOS. Cannot load my own photos for screensaver.

Overall: Would definitely recommend.

I've had this a few months, and read many reviews and owners comments on the forums. I know there have been issues with software and wireless connectivity for some, but I don't use it that way. Other than calibrating it, I don't use any of the software on the machine, but run my sources of Zidoo and Roku (local content and streaming) through an AVR and let that do the work. So I use the supplied remote only to turn the machine on and off. Under that regime, I've had no troubles whatsoever.

Picture quality to me is excellent, both SDR and HDR. I purchased a Vertex2 to play around with LLDV, but honestly I haven't gotten around to it because I haven't been tempted to spend the time. Every now and then I'll get a movie or TV episode that plays a little dark, but it isn't often enough to cause me concern. I don't have an ALR screen, but I'm in a batcave with black walls behind, top, and a few feet back left and right. My non-ALR screen is supposedly transparent to sound, but I managed not to use it that way, and it's still fine. When the room is dark, the picture is often just flat stunning, and I easily prefer watching it to TVs in the house. You definitely lose some of this with even a small amount of light in the room, so I would recommend anyone in that situation looking at one of the better ALR screens out there. I think I've gotten away with a non-ALR screen only because I have a light situation that supports that. I use a 120" screen.

Many have commented on the upper left not focusing as well as the other corners. On the calibration screen I see it. Most go on to say that in practice, watching content this is a non-issue, and I'd agree with that also. I never think about it, but to be fair just wanted to mention it here. I have the picture calibrated to the specs recommended here on the projectorscreen website, and I've been more than happy.

I can't really comment on the sound - from day one I was going to run an AVR. There's not much room above the projector to mount a center channel speaker, but this is true of all UST projectors. I wound up with the center channel speaker in a table underneath angled up to my ears, and it's not great, but passable.

In short, since my room configuration doesn't support a standard projector, I needed to go UST, and after reading a lot of reviews, decided this one would give me excellent picture quality, and I am completely chuffed with what I see, and enjoy showing it off. Top marks.

I truly love this projector and use it extensively for gaming as well as movies and TV. Picture quality definitely needs adjustment out of the box and would benefit from professional calibration, but the detailed settings I found published in two different reviews are both worth trying and improve out of the box picture a lot. Contrast and color are both considerably better than my prior VPL285ES, and setup was a breeze.

I'm rating this 5 star with one big caveat; they advertised a feature then removed it later. The feature that really was important to me was VRR, which was originally marketed and supported by a feature that was simply unreliable. Sadly, they appear unable to have fixed this, and now no longer support or market support for VRR, though low latency Dolby Vision for gaming does work.

I have owned this projector for several months and I love it. I am not a tech kind of guy and after trying to improve an already great ootb pic I decided to go back to factory settings and I am pleased. I highly recommend an alr screen if you want to watch during the day.

The built in speakers sound great but since you bought an expensive projector get a nice set of Atmos speakers.

My only issue is probably not the fault of the projector but no matter how I try my Sony HTA9 will not activate the Atmos so I cannot listen to the Atmos.

All in all I love this projector and highly recomend it as it looks better than thester on my 120 in. screen.

With the 110 in. ALR screen the picture quality is absolutely amazing! I've been using an Epson ceiling mounted projector on a conventional screen for many years and this is a whole new scene. Like going from a Model T Ford to a super Tesla in one minute. Daytime viewing is remarkable. The picture is as bright and clear as my 55 in. flat screen Samsung. Truly awesome unit. The ALR screen was straightforward to set up.

The Formovie instructions for placement and set up are in need of a major rewrite. For example, some measurements for set up are in inches, other measurements are metric. I have yet to see a tape measure in metric/ inches combination. I did have a ghost show up which gave a horrible picture. I contacted Projector Screen tech support which quickly gave me an answer. I tried their idea, which worked. Simple reboot by disconnecting power cord for a bit. No repeat of the problem.

Very happy with the unit and Projector Screen as the dealer. Highly recommend the Formovie, the ALR screen, and Projector Screen.

I have had this projector for about three months, now and it is superb for movies and other streaming at 4K, UHD, HDR, Dolby Vision. I truly enjoy doing movie nights with the family as well as just watching my own stuff, too. It really does give an incredible picture. And the brightness is completely fine even with some light in my room. I usually go pretty dark to get the full effect though. One of the first movies I watched was Interstellar and that was incredible. I’ve also watched Top Gun: Maverick and that was amazing as well. I have a Sonos system hooked up, but I will say the speaker on the projector was plenty loud and full during setup. I will attach a couple photos later on. 

There are two areas where I do see a couple issues, however, and that’s why I’m giving it 4 stars. I have noticed that standard to 720p content isn’t quite as solid when compared to a normal TV. I’ve also noticed some motion issues with basketball games from time to time. It’s not bad but I have noticed. One last issue is that I just don’t think this is usable for gaming. I have a ps5 hooked up and even with game mode (which lowers latency/input lag) and at a lower resolution it’s just not responsive enough for my baseball or golf game. There’s a clear delay from when I press a button to the action on the screen. I’m not a competitive gamer by any means. If anyone has some other suggestions for this, I would love to hear them. 

In total, the projector is perfect for its most common use. Movies and high quality content are absolutely stunning. And it’s really fun to have over 100” of a screen in my own home. I e Beautiful picture for a great price. Thank you!

Though I had a DLP rear projector for years and always wanted a front projector and that huge size increase, I hadn't realized it was feasible in my little place. UST has made it happen. And this particular model with its colorful lasers is wonderful indeed. I do wish they'd release a firmware update to make Dolby Vision as bright as the other modes. (Not sure of the state of that.)

But overall, I just love this thing. (Also the screen ProjectorScreen bundled with a discount on the total price, Elite-FTE120H2-DST, is fantastic too.)

My rating is 4.5/5

Not a pro, but I have my share of experience with projectors, and consider myself a somewhat able critic of image reproduction.

Pros:

Natural reproduction of color, that is, rendition is more akin a Sony television that a Samsung one. I think this is the best element of the projector. It is very similar to a good cinema projector. I mostly watch films & series, but cartoons work alright as well. I don't watch sports. To me it works of course great with Dolby stuff, but also with old films.

The sound is also very good. I have external speakers (two HomePods), but for casual watching the speakers are plenty powerful. 

I would not say it's beautiful to look at, but it's not horrible either, it does not scream for attention, which in my book is good. I think the brightness (lumens) is more than enough, I actually use the movie modality which brings the brightness down, otherwise it is too much light, and it starts to mess with the natural reproduction of the images. 

I don't watch the projector in the day, but of course that is not possible unless you use curtains. If you want to use a projector during the day I think you would have to look elsewhere (but then again, I don't have experience in day watching).

Cons:

The damn remote is a piece of garbage, and so is android system, which you must use if you want to mess with the settings (I only use Apple TV to watch stuff). 

The settings to adjust focus, etc. are horrible, in my opinion.

The picture is fantastic even in poor lighting.

I love the picture and sound quality of the Formovie Theatre projector.