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Hisense PX2-PRO TriChroma Triple Laser 4K Ultra Short Throw Projector For Home Cinema 2400 ANSI Lumens

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    Hisense PX2-PRO TriChroma Triple Laser 4K Ultra Short Throw Projector For Home Cinema 2400 ANSI Lumens

    Item #: Hisense-PX2-PRO

    Hisense Manufacturer Part #: PX2-PRO

    Specs

    Projector Resolution:
    4K
    Brand:
    Hisense
    Product Status:
    In Stock
    Lumens:
    2400
    Projector Type:
    Ultra Short Throw
    Light Source:
    Laser
    Contrast Ratio:
    2,000,000:1
    Chipset:
    DMD
    Aspect Ratio:
    16:9 [HD]
    Throw Ratio:
    0.25:1 (D:W)
    Native Resolution:
    3840x2160
    Input Lag:
    4K/60Hz: 34.1ms | 1080p/60Hz: 34.1ms
    Built-In Speaker:
    Yes
    Warranty:
    2 Years
    Standard Lens Focus:
    Motorized
    Best Used For:

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    “Hisense is redefining the future of TV. As the leader and innovator of Laser TV technology we are pleased to be working with ProjectorScreen.com / Next Projection as one of our expert resources to consumers. Their team can be trusted to educate and advise customers looking for an affordable Laser TV solution with technologies ranging from a single laser source to dual-color lasers, and in the future Tri-Chroma technologies with screen sizes 100” and up.”

    Ken WeltyDirector of LaserTV, Hisense USA Corporation
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    Hisense PX2-Pro
    Hisense PX2-Pro
    TriChroma Laser Technology

    TRI-CHROMA™ Laser Engine

    X-Fusion™ technology utilizes a precise laser light source delivering sharper images,more natural colors and 25,000+ hours of entertainment.

    Hisense PX2-Pro
    Experience Color Like Never Before

    Wide Color Gamut (BT2020 107%)

    Trichroma Laser Technology uses pure red, green, and blue lasers to deliver an unprecedented picture with over 1.07 billion shades of color, reaching 107% of the BT.2020 color space. You can see every shade of green in the grass and all the subtle variations in skin tones.

    Hisense PX2-Pro A Crisp and Vivid Picture

    4K HDR

    PX2-PRO has over 8 million pixels to create a whole new world. Images appear sharper with a new level of detail.

    Hisense PX2-Pro Flexible to Fit Your Space and Lifestyle

    90"-130" Projection size

    Utilizing Ultra Short Throw Technology, the PX2-PRO creates vivid, lifelike images, from 90-inch to a giant 130-inch. Just place the console at the right distance from your screen to deliver the perfectly sized picture for your room.

    Hisense PX2-Pro A Bright, Vivid and Versatile Image

    2400 ANSI Lumens Brightness

    2400 ANSI Lumens Brightness together with an ALR screen ensures a bright, vivid, and colorful viewing experience.

    Hisense PX2-Pro Incredibly Detailed Color and Contrast

    HDR10 Dobly Vision

    With 4K resolution, Dolby Vision HDR, HDR10, and HLG, the PX2-PRO faithfully recreates a world of incredible color, depth, and detail.

    Hisense PX2-Pro Bring the Cinema Home

    Filmmaker Mode

    Watch your movies and TV shows the way the filmmaker intended. Filmmaker Mode adjusts your video to its original settings to see and hear details like the sound, aspect ratio, color, frame rate, and more as it was originally envisioned for the most authentic display.

    Hisense PX2-Pro A Sound that Puts You Inside the Action

    Dolby Atmos® Audio

    With built-in 30W Dolby Atmos® sound, PX2-PRO sounds bigger than it looks. Get clear speech, crisp highs, and booming lows without having to invest in any extra gear.

    Hisense PX2-Pro Ultra-smooth Gaming, Incredible Response

    Game Mode

    When connected to a game console, PX2-PRO automatically activates Game Mode to give you a super responsive gaming experience.

    Hisense PX2-Pro Watch the Big Screen in Comfort

    Low Blue Light Design

    The PX2-PRO is designed to reduce blue light emissions, making it easier and more comfortable to binge-watch your favorite shows for extended periods of time without straining your eyes.

    Hisense PX2-Pro Simple and Easy Setup

    Auto Geometric Calibration

    With the Auto Geometry Calibration feature, image alignment becomes a breeze, making the setup and placement of PX2-PRO a hassle-free experience.

    Specs
    Product Dimensions
    Package Dimensions (LxWxH)
    23.8" x 15.8" x 11.6"
    Package Weight
    26.5 lbs
    Laser TV Console Dimensions
    20.5" x 12.8" x 6.3"
    Laser TV Console Weight
    20.3 lbs
    Display
    Projection Size
    90"-130" with Digital Lens Focus
    Type of TV
    Smart TV
    Google TV (Google Certified)
    Works with Alexa
    Yes
    Google Assistant built-in
    Yes
    App Store
    Google Play Store
    Built-in apps
    Netfilx, Disney+, Max, Hulu, Prime Video, SHOWTIME, Pandora, Sling TV, YouTube
    Picture Quality
    Screen resolution
    4k
    Brightness Level
    2400 ANSI Lumens
    Wide Color Gamut
    107% BT.2020
    HDR-compatible
    HDR10, Dolby Vision, HLG
    MEMC
    Yes
    Refresh rate
    60Hz
    Dynamic contrast
    2,000,000:1 (dynamic)
    Light source
    Red + Green + Blue Trichrome Laser
    Light Source Lifetime
    25,000+ Hours
    Throw Ratio
    0.25:1
    Chipset
    0.47" DMD
    Audio
    Audio output power (watts)
    30W (Stereo)
    Surround Sound
    Dolby Atmos, Dolby Digital
    Power
    Power consumption
    240W
    Standby consumption
    <0.5W
    Power supply
    AC 120V, 60Hz
    Connectivity
    Wireless built-in
    Yes, 802.11a/b/g/n/ac (Dual-Band)
    Bluetooth ®
    Yes
    Ethernet
    Yes
    Ports
    HDMI
    3 x HDMI (2x HDMI 2.1 (ALLM))
    Ethernet (LAN)
    1x
    USB
    1 x USB 3.0, 1 x USB 2.0
    RF antenna
    No
    Digital audio output
    1x Optical
    Earphone/audio output
    1x
    HDMI eARC
    Yes, eARC
    Other Features
    Parental control
    Yes
    Sleep timer
    Yes
    Eye Safety
    Yes
    Remote Finder
    Yes
    WiSA Ready
    Yes
    Accessories
    Remote
    Yes, voice remote with backlight
    Quick Start Guide and/or User Manual
    QSG in box, Manual online
    Power Cord
    Yes
    UPC
    888143016214
    Warranty
    2 Years limited Warranty
    Cleaning Kit
    Yes
    Best For:
    Home Theater
    Gaming
    Display
    Lumens
    2400
    Light Type
    Red + Green + Blue Trichroma Laser
    Lamp Life
    25,000 hours
    Chipset
    0.47" DLP x 1
    Throw Type
    Ultra Short Throw
    Aspect Ratio
    16:9 [HD]
    Projection Method
    Picture
    Resolution
    4K
    Resolution Type
    Shift
    Native Resolution
    3840x2160
    Contrast Ratio
    2,000,000:1
    Color Gamut
    107% BT.2020
    Picture Modes
    HDR
    Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG
    3D Support
    Color Processing
    10-bit
    Display Color
    Supported Resolutions
    720p, 1080i, 1080p/60
    Dynamic Iris
    Optical
    Screen Size
    89.77" - 129.97"
    Throw Ratio
    0.25:1 (D:W)
    Throw Distance
    0.9' - 1.5'
    Lens Shift
    No
    Digital Keystone
    Horizontal & Vertical
    Included Lens
    Fixed focal length, manual focus
    Optional Lens
    No
    Focus (Motorized/Auto /Manual)
    Motorized
    Digital Zoom
    Color Wheel
    Gaming
    Input Lag
    4K/60Hz: 34.1ms | 1080p/60Hz: 34.1ms
    Refresh Rates
    60 Hz
    Game Mode
    Yes
    Audio
    Built-In Speakers
    30W Dolby Atmos Sound
    Dolby Atmos Compatible
    Yes
    Smart TV
    Operating System
    Android
    Built-In Apps
    Web Browser
    Voice Recognition
    Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa
    Smart Home
    Yes
    Connectivity
    Inputs/Outputs
    Audio Out: Mini Jack
    Audio Out: Optical
    HDMI x 2
    Network: RJ-45
    USB x 2
    Wireless Networking
    Bluetooth
    Yes
    Wifi
    Yes
    Screen Share / Screen Mirroring
    Yes
    HDBaseT
    ARC/eARC
    Accessories
    Accessories
    Optional Accessories
    Compatible Mounts
    Dimensions and Design
    Projector Size
    6.30" x 20.50" x 12.80" (HxWxD)
    Projector Weight
    20.3 lbs
    Case Color
    Power and Enviroment
    Audible Noise
    32 db
    Power
    200 Watts 100V - 240V
    Battery Life
    Aditional Information
    Release Date
    23-Aug
    Warranty
    2 Years
    Global Name
    UPC
    `888143016214
    TCO Certified
    Features
    Features
    Short-Throw
    Geometric Correction
    Frame Interpolation
    HDR
    Amazon Alexa
    Android OS
    Streaming Apps
    Google Assistant
    Built-In TV Tuner
    No
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    Hisense PX2-PRO Reviews

    The amazing Hisense PX2 Pro
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    5.00
    12/21/2023

    Summary: The Hisense PX2 Pro is an amazing projector that will make you smile ?? every time you use it.


    Explanation: I did a lot of research on Ultra Short Throw (UST) projectors in the $2000 - $3000 range. ProjectorScreen.com definitely was an excellent source for me to use during my research on trying to decide what UST projector to get (shout out to their Ultra Short Throw Projector Shootout for 2023 comparisons). I'm certain all of the UST projectors in this price range would be excellent choices, but I finally settled on buying the Hisense PX2 Pro. After using the PX2 Pro everyday for over 2 weeks, I can safely say that I have ZERO regrets in buying this projector.


    The PX2 Pro has a stunning picture quality (screenshots don't do it justice, you have to see it in person to really witness its glory). The picture is so bright, sharp, and the colors are rich/vivid. The black level is deep, especially for the price range that this projector falls in. I have not done any calibration so i'm sure the picture quality can look even better if you take the time to calibrate it. In my opinion, the PX2 Pro is excellent right out of the box.


    In terms of features/capabilities, the PX2 Pro has a lot of great bells and whistles (4k resolution, eARC, Dolby Vision HDR, HDR10, ALLM, Google TV, built-in apps) that should future proof it for years to come. I watched a lot of movies in Dolby Vision on Netflix and was left very impressed with the detailed color, depth, and contrast. Also, i'm a big gamer so I have played a lot of games (PS5, Xbox Series X, PC) on the PX2 Pro. The games look stunning on this projector and I have not had any issue with input lag, as long as you have the game mode on. I play a lot of competitive games so I know all about input lag. You will not have a problem on this projector as long as you play with game mode on.


    Setting the projector up was also a breeze thanks to it's auto geometric calibration feature. My experience with setting up short throw projectors in the past were not great. It was always tricky to get the picture aligned with the screen. I had a much easier time with the PX2 Pro. I'm using a 120 inch screen and was able to align the picture in a matter of minutes.


    The PX2 Pro built in sound also seems great. The sound is clear and can get loud enough for an enjoyable experience. I never use the built in sound on projectors (I have an home theater surround sound system to cover that department).


    The Hisense PX2 Pro is definitely an UST projector that you should not overlook. It is an excellent projector in so many ways.

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    Hisense PX2 Pro Projector: Affordable Brilliance in Home Entertainment
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    5.00
    12/14/2023
    The Hisense PX2 Pro projector boasts impressive features at an affordable price point. Its 4K resolution delivers stunning clarity, while the HDR support enhances color depth and contrast. The built-in speakers produce decent sound quality, but external audio devices elevate the experience. Its brightness is noteworthy, making it suitable for various lighting conditions. However, the user interface might benefit from some refinement for smoother navigation. Overall, the PX2 Pro offers excellent value for its performance and affordability in the projector market. While I haven't purchased a projector screen yet, the viewing experience on the wall suffices for now.
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    Hisense PX2-PRO - Impressed
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    5.00
    12/7/2023
    Delivery - was faster than expected. It took 3 days from a Sunday I put ordered and got the delivery around noon at the delivery date

    Setting up - was easy and way above my expectation, plug in power and power on. Google TV setup is easy especially I have Google Home already. The navigation is quick, and app and video loading is quick. Aligning to my screen took me about 10 mins mostly because the screen and the projector sittings are temporary. I was able to start watching from the delivery at noon.

    Pictures - Quality is great without playing with the color settings too much. Based on the first 12 hour watch, the daytime picture washed out is expected but better. Night time watch is outstanding with lights on and off. Can't wait to do more with it, movies and gaming

    Speakers - I read some concerning reviews on it but it turns out to be another better than expectation item. It's sitting in a large room with high ceiling and the sound is more than good. No immediate need to add speakers.
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    5.00
    11/26/2023
    Oh, buckle up for the cinematic joyride of your life because the Hisense Projector PX2-Pro is here to turn your living room into a home theater extravaganza!

    First off, let's talk about the picture quality. It's like the projector took a magic potion and transformed every pixel into a visual masterpiece. The colors are so vivid; you'll feel like you're in the movie, not just watching it. And the clarity, my friend, is next-level. It's so sharp that you can count the freckles on your favorite actor's face.

    Now, let's address the elephant in the room - sound. The built-in speakers are like mini rockstars. Clear, powerful, and they bring the boom without any extra sound systems needed. Of course, if you want to go full concert mode, you can always hook up your external speakers, but honestly, these little guys get the job done.

    Oh, did I mention the sleek design? This projector is like the James Bond of the tech world. It looks so good; you'll want to invite your friends over just to show it off. Movie night has never been this stylish.

    And here's the real kicker - the price. You get all this awesomeness without burning a hole in your wallet. It's like getting a front-row seat to the best show in town without paying VIP prices.

    So, if you're in the market for a projector that delivers top-notch visuals, hassle-free setup, killer sound, and looks that could make your TV jealous, the Hisense PX2-Pro is your ticket to home entertainment nirvana. Trust me; your movie nights will never be the same again!
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    PX2 Pro paired with Spectra Projection ALR screen impressions.
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    5.00
    11/20/2023
    Maybe it’s the type of paint my landlord used but I’m impressed by how detailed this projector is when displayed on a plain white wall. I never knew how much more fidelity Gran Turismo 7 has on the PlayStation 5 when playing on this large of a scale considering I was playing this entire time on my 65" LG OLED B6. In comparison to other TVs, motion handling is fantastic with no discernible loss of detail on people’s faces and skin even with the soap-opera effect turner on when watching movies. I was curious as to how improved it would be with a proper ALR UST screen, so I went with the 100” ALR UST screen from Spectra Projection. Now it looks like I’m watching on a giant regular tv with great black levels and shadow detail in addition to really good viewing angles (granted I have to close the curtains a little for optimal quality but it doesn’t bother me). Although setting up a projector and screen is a huge endeavor, the viewing experience afterwards is rewarding and worth it; therefore, I highly recommend investing in one if it’s within your budget. Joe Schodowski from projectorscreen.com was very patient, helpful and knowledgeable to help with the purchasing process. Shipping was very free and fast. Overall, I’m more than pleased.
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    Worth For Home Movie Experience
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    5.00
    11/1/2023
    This is the first projector I've ever bought and I did a lot of research into it. This seemed to be the most bang for your buck so I went for it. My main focus was for movies and that cinema experience with a big screen. So far, it has not disappointed. I am using it in a spare bedroom with a standard white paint wall from my new construction house, I haven't painted the wall with any fancy colors meant for projectors, and it still shines amazingly when the room is dark. When I have the lights off this thing gives you that awe experience. When you have the light on, it is just washed away. If you have a light controlled room then you will have a lot of fun with this, if you have light in a room then consider getting an ALR screen. Setup was pretty straightforward but I did have to spend some time researching how to connect and get Dolby Atmos to my Denon receiver through the eARC connection. Not a big deal, I was able to setup easily after a few attempts but had to adjust some settings in the projector. I assume this fine tuning is the same for every projector when you pair with a receiver. Overall I am very happy with this and movie nights have been exhilarating. Of course, get a good audio system, the onboard speakers are fine if you just want to just hear whatever it is you are playing, but not meant for full movie surround sound experience.
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    Everyone that comes over is amazed
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    5.00
    10/2/2023
    I bought this projector to replace my older Ultra Short Throw. It was easy to set up. And the Google TV OS is simple to operate. I do miss the TV tuner. But Google TV uses screening to provide all your local channels. It has a classic appearance that blends in with my other decor. Most people don't even notice it. All they see is the 120 inches of entertainment.
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    Outstanding Picture and Loads of Features
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    5.00
    9/27/2023
    <p>Until now I have only used traditional long throw overhead projectors but I moved into a new house and have a new space, so I needed something I could put up against the wall. I spent a lot of time researching which unit to go with and I am glad that I chose this one. The picture is fantastic and there are so many new features I have to play around with, I'm still trying to figure out what they all mean. </p>
    <p>The build quality of this machine is very good and it feels very solid. The built-in speakers are better than expected, obviously if you're spending this kind of money on a projector you probably have some type of sound system, but the built-in speakers weren't half bad. </p>
    <p>I think the picture quality of this thing is wonderful. The level of detail I can see is amazing and I've very happy with it. I am using it in a basement that is light controlled and with my old overhead, white screen. I am still researching ALR screens to pair with this projector, but so far with just my old screen I am more than pleased with the picture quality. I have the unit about 18-20" from the wall and projecting onto a screen that is about 106" diagonal and everything looks good to me. I still have some tweaks to do, but out of the box it was really good.</p>
    <p>My initial setup was a little wonky, through no fault of the unit. I was interupted while setting up the Google Tv and had an issue where it got hung up on the "setting up your Tv" screen. Powering the machine off and on wouldn't do anything to fix it so I called Hisense for support. They were very responsive but couldn't figure out what the issue was. They finally updated the firmware for this model on their website and I was able to download it onto a USB drive and restart the unit. It has worked perfectly ever since. The process was simple and again, this fault wasn't the machine, it was more than likely mine. They have very detailed instructions how to do this on their support site and it was very helpful. All is fixed and woking like a charm. </p>
    <p>My experience with projectorscreen.com was also very, very good. The unit shipped quickly, safely, discretely packaged, and arrived on time. All around a fantastic experience. Thank you to everyone there. </p>
    <p>I'm no expert on these things, but I think overall this machine is a great value for the money. Its not super cheap or wildly expensive, it has a great picture, solid build quality, and tons of features. I'm more than happy with my purchase.</p>
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    WOW!!!
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    5.00
    9/15/2023
    Best Picture I've ever seen! Don't hesitate to buy one.
    Excellent projector, great value for money!
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    5.00
    8/20/2023
    I really love the size of this with my 120" Spectra screen. It's a bit washed out in the light (but still almost as good as a normal TV, fantastic in the dark. Comparable to a 1st gen QLED in the dark. Definitely not an OLED.

    Getting it positioned took an hour. Auto position also didn't want to work for me so I used manual. Once I went manual it only took a few minutes. That's my only negative, and that's a given for any UST.

    After trying many differently sized objects, the box it came in worked as a stand. Now I know the dimensions of furniture to buy.
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    Great Product
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    5.00
    7/9/2023

    So I was very hesitant to buy this projector do to how new it is, but with it being so comparable to the l9g I figured it was worth a shot. So my set up is a 120" light grey screen in my basement no windows completely light controlled. Set up was super simple and adjusting different aspects of the projector were pretty easy all in all. Now for the actual image, I was very surprised with true 4k content it was completely crisp and clean no hesitation from the projector at all, the only draw back I found is the lumens. I really wish this thing would be just a little brighter being a laser projector but it is what it is I know having a grey screen probably helps with black levels but it also cost a little in brightness so if I could do one thing over again it would be to go with a white screen. We've only had it hooked up for a few days now and all in all I'm impressed, movies look great, actual cable is so so but that's not the projectors fault it's only spitting out what cheap signal it's getting in from the cheap networks who refuse to spend the money and make the necessary upgrades for 4k content. As for the speakers they do a pretty good job they're basically the same as a sound bar but if you're wiling to spend the money on the projector do yourself a favor and pull out some cash for some decent WiSA certified speakers then you can truly feel immersed in the picture. Currently I can't find a stand low enough to support my projector so I plan on building one myself, plus I can configure it for all the rest of my gadgets and tech. All in all I would recommend the projector but like I said the only drawback I have found is the lumens I wish it was just a little brighter. Enjoy!

    The Perfect Balance of Price and Quality
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    5.00
    7/8/2023
    Received my PX1-PRO today. We decided to use our living room downstair as the movie room at night. We don’t watch TV or movies during the daytime, so light control is not an issue. I installed a regular 110 inches electric drop down screen, perfect size and great result at night. I had my friend’s LSP7T for couple weeks, easy to use, especially the preinstalled TV Apps. But I have to say, PX1-PRO has the best color, very natural and rich. I haven’t done any calibrations yet, only thing I noticed is the chromatic aberration, it doesn’t bother me, but you will notice it when you have white texts on the black background. I think Hisense is making a firmware update.
    One more feature I must point out, PX1 has one analog audio output port, you can connect with a powered subwoofer directly, and turn on the build-in speakers and subwoofer at same time. That all I need for right now for kids movie night. Next step, I may buy a set of WiSA certified wireless speakers.
    Excellent projector - value for Money
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    5.00
    5/16/2023
    I decided to take the plunge into the world of top tier projectors, after previously owning only very cheap, low quality projectors. I am glad I did! The image quality is truly astounding, everyone is always impressed when they see it. So far is my only complaints about this projector are related to the frustrating bugs that I occasionally run into with Android TV. I don't believe this is Hisense's fault, but these occasional bugs have no workarounds besides clearing the cache which is really inconvenient. However, overall I am satisfied with my purchase. The only reason I could see myself wanting an upgrade in the future is if I decide that I want to play games on the projector regularly (the input latency is higher than I would prefer).
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    5.00
    3/18/2023
    Prior to my purchase I had researched several other UST projects but ultimately held out for the PX1-Pro and don't regret my decision at all. This projector provides excellent picture quality even when projected onto a plain wall. One thing to note is that there seems to be a literal night and day difference depending on how much natural light you let into the room. If you plan to place this in a room that lets in a lot of natural light it may be worth it to invest in a dedicated screen. I do wish it had slightly more lumens, but besides this I'm quite content with my purchase. Also loved that this included a coaxial input which allowed me to hook up my HD antenna. Overall a solid purchase and well worth the investment.
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    5.00
    1/1/2023
    The projector is fantastic. I boight it for my game room, but now find it hard to watch movies on my old projector.
    review of Hisense PX1-Pro Ultra Short Throw Projector
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    5.00
    9/18/2022
    Super helpful staff, and most importantly, could easily talk to a real human being, and ask questions which helped make my decision. Fast, prompt, shipping, and my item arrived in beautiful shape. Super satisfied!
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    Fantastic Image Quality
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    4.00
    9/10/2022
    The setup wasn't too difficult however I find the measurements for the PX1 to bottom of screen to be off for a 100" screen. It took me quite a while to get the screen and projector to marry where the picture was acceptable within the screen frame border. Still not perfect by about a half inch(black line across the bottom) but my measurements are spot on. Suggest you start your alignment (bottom of screen to bottom of PX1 on the low side and be happy to raise it if needed) I'm literal and built my console to almost exact measurements (within .25 inches) and I ended up having to cut my table legs another inch even though my bottom of screen to bottom of PX1 were within advertised specs. If they made the feet, on the PX1, either removable or with more adjustment throw, this could solve some issues. Just a thought. As far as the picture goes, it's more than adequate but not sure it is $3500 worth of awesome. To be fair, inexpensive 1.0 gain screen, gray in color(to increase contrast), but it isn't a $500 or north $$$ quality screen. Regardless I feel it should be a little sharper of an image and I'm not buying a $1000 ALR or CLR screen to find out if that's the issue. If someone wants to send me a top of the line screen to review I'd be happy to upend my setup and try it again at some point, but no way am I going to chance paying and experiencing more disappointment finding out it's not the screen. I'd go ballistic at that point. The focusing procedure for text is lacking and very hard to see(during the testing/focusing process), when you've dialed the words in complete focus. The range (blurry to not so blurry) changes are too slow and need to more definitive. Never do they become crisp to the point I'm left not wondering if I could do better. At some point I gave up and decided just to use the thing. My basement setup is pitch black so there is no ambient light causing any issues with picture. Any light bleed from outside sources and you won't be happy with the picture in my opinion. It's all either the PX1 or the screen that I'm not blown away with. This is my first laser projector so maybe I'm too critical? Reviews and advertisements for the product lead me to believe it's the best and latest tech, so I feel responsibility needs to be taken at Hisense level and whoever markets the product. Overall I'm not returning the product because I built out the basement specifically to add this laser projector and theater sitting area. Its average or above for the price... but not "nutso, I can't believe it awesome." For the record, I'm extremely critical to the point of borderline perfection insanity. Retired Navy Chief and 100% disabled vet who absolutely has to have the best result when making purchases of this magnitude or spending just a dollar. Stuff just has to be right. It has to be simple so any Joe can do it and it must be as advertised. I feel this missed the mark a bit considering the ticket price for admission at $3500. However, I'll put in a plug for the Nakamichi 9.2.4 right here on this review. For a soundbar scenario this thing is NUTS! That was money well spent. Sound out of the Hisense PX1 is ok and acceptable but....you're not getting the most out of a theater type experience if you don't have dolby atmos surround going on from an external system. I chose the soundbar system scenario because of a tight space. It doesn't disappoint and feel it's worth the money spent. Well, there you go, hope everything was clear as mud. There will be no pictures of the inside of my home, so don't ask for them. One final note. projectorscreen.com customer service chat was very responsive and he tried to help until he couldn't. Sent me the tech information and I'm sure the tech department would have been just as friendly. So I have no issue with this company and would gladly buy from them again. Ultimately I got it to useable and decided not to stress myself out any longer. But don't think that half inch black line doesn't give me nightmares every time I turn it on. Thankfully, Top Gun is in Widescreen, with no other option, so I can't get away from black lines anyway. Thank you.
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    Fantastic projector
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    5.00
    7/24/2022
    One word… OUTSTANDING. We purchased the Hisense PX1 Pro and have enjoyed it from the day we plugged it in. Setup for the Hisense was a piece of cake. We used the auto keystone feature and had a beautiful, bright picture within 15 minutes of opening the box. The screen that we are using is a DIY PVC fabric on a 1x1 frame. It is not the best screen, yet the Hisense projects a vivid picture like no other. It’s bright enough for us to run during the day with an open floor plan living room with 3 large windows. We do draw the curtains, but in no way is this a light controlled area of the house.
    For an out-of-the-box experience, the Hisense leads the way. The only setting I have had to go through is changing the reds as they were super saturated in some shots. I am sure that someone could point out setting issues, but for us watching movies, tv shows, and gaming this projector needs very few adjustments. And speaking of gaming… we are not hardcore gamers. Racing on the PS5 or Fortnite with friends on a 100” screen is CRAZY!
    We originally tried going with a different manufacturer, but the rainbow effect made my wife nauseous and unbearable to watch. The Hisense has very few scenes where this effect is noticeable and when it is noticed, it is more of a quick annoyance than anything else.
    For one of the best Ultra Short Throw Projectors on the market, look no further than the Hisense PX1 Pro. Bringing Movie Theater pictures to our living room! Our family now piles on the couch every night for some quality screen time and happy memories!
    Note: Pictures don’t do this projector justice.

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    Hisense Px1-pro UST
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    5.00
    7/23/2022
    I am new to the ultra short throw projector realm and put in months of online research and Youtube reviews of the best short throw projectors on the market in 2022. I came back time and time again to the Hisense PX1-Pro Ultra Short Throw Projector. It was clearly the best option for a budget at or under $3,000 and even outperforms higher cost projectors. I was watching 4K movies with impressive Dolby Atmos sound in less than 15 minutes after unboxing. As someone who has spent the better part of a weekend setting up a ceiling-mounted projector, that was impressive. The projector needs about 16 inches set back from the wall for my 106 inch screen and alignment and focusing was a breeze. This projector really shines with 4K movies but does well with high speed HD sports as well. The speakers fill a large room nicely but I will likely upgrade to a soundbar in the months ahead to get the full theater experience. Very happy with this unit, highly recommend! Service and delivery from the team at ProjectorScreen.com was top notch.
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    Theater at its Finest!
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    5.00
    5/27/2022

    I took a look at both the Hisense L9G and PX1-Pro UST projectors. I also compared the PX1-Pro with the JVC NX5 and Optima UHZ65 projectors.  I used a Cima Tiburon .8 gain screen and an idis13 with Chromapure software and test disc to conduct testing. Below are my findings with some photos attached.  


    Hisense PX1-Pro:


    Sharpness. 10/10. The PX1-Pro was sharper than the L9, the NX5, and the UHZ65. In fact, the Pro had one of the sharpest images I’ve seen from a projector. I wasn’t expecting that, especially given it uses the smaller .47 TI DLP chip and an actuator to simulate native 4K, as does the L9G. 


    Contributing to this sharpness phenomenon is not only the fact that the pixels are bouncing off the screen from a few inches away, but that this UST projector is equipped with manual digital remote focus to help tighten things on that front. 


    The lens configuration is excellent. Brightness uniformity outperformed the UHZ65’s and was slightly better than the NX5 and even the sibling L9. The machine put up rock solid yet cinematically appearing images. Like with the sharpness phenomenon mentioned above, this solidity is likely due to the pixels bouncing off the screen from just inches away. 


    Motion. 9.5/10. Using “Custom” motion at a setting of 2 for Judder and 2 for Motion Blur produced very smooth motion with no soap opera effect. There were some very rare panning shots of objects or people moving that showed with some mild judder. But overall, at that setting, motion looked natural as if native and slightly better than the native motion of the NX5 and UHZ65.


    Resolution. 8.5/10. Oddly, for a smaller chipped shifter projector, the PX1-Pro resolved about the same or almost the same amount of detail as did the native 4K JVC NX5. But again, this DLP comes with better precision from the single chip design, which here is emitting so close to the screen as if the pixels are emanating from an emissive/flat panel display.


    Color. 10/10. The relevant color spaces for this discussion are rec709, DCI-P3, and Rec/BT 2020. Rec/BT 2020 being the widest, there isn’t much commercial video content graded to extend color that far out. Some movies like The Matrix, Lucy, and Mad Max, Fury Road, however, do extend beyond DCI-P3. I put those movies in the player and found some noticeable color improvement in certain scenes over my other displays. That is, both the NX5 and UHZ65 are capable of around 90% of P3, while the PX1-Pro is capable of exceeding even Rec2020. While all displays accurately calibrated to DCI-P3 should render the color targets the same, some, like the JVCs, rely on a color filter to get there. What stood out to me with PX1-Pro and the L9 was the native color reproduction showed the purity and brightness of the tri-lasers’ colors.  


    Compared with the L9, the PX1-Pro had a slight red push. Setting the color temp to mid-low and calibrating the white point helped. Calibrating both the L9 and the PX1-Pro to the Rec2020 color space, the 9 calibrated better. After calibrating it with an i1dis3 off the Tiburon screen, the L9 had a white balance Delta Error (DE) of only .6. Anything below a DE of 3 is hardly detectible. After color calibration of the Standard Picture mode, the 9 had a total average DE of 2.11, which is excellent. Conversely, the PX1-Pro had a total average DE after calibration of 4.43. This was mostly due to controlling green, likely also impacting red.  Still, because the 2020 color space exceeds P3 found in almost all UHD content, and the Pro easily met P3, I gave the machine a perfect score here.


    HDR. 8.5/10.  Tone mapping was overall very good. The machine’s brightness capability was a tremendous help. However, setting the machine’s Active Contrast to High can cause some blown out highlights. Rolling back contrast from default to 42 and setting gamma to 2.2 reduced the effect. I was able to use Active Contrast on High without dialing back contrast when using the PX1-Pro with the Panasonic 820 disc player’s HDR optimizer.


    Contrast. 7.5/10.  I measured sequential contrast off the lens in Standard picture mode with the laser set to 10 and Laser Light Shift set to -10 with Active Contrast on High to get the best sequential contrast measurement. The lasers do turn off, so technically the machine has infinite contrast, but we don’t watch an all black screen for colorful content. So using enough pixels to keep the PX1-Pro’s lasers from shutting off yielded the sequential contrast measurement of 1,184:1. The L9 measured 1,170:1. Still the black level reading on the PX1-Pro was better than the L9’s. It came in at .45, whereas the black level reading of the L9 was .55.  In actual viewing, the Laser Light Shift set to -10 made dark scenes look more convincing than I recalled them being on the Samsung LSP9T I had tested months ago. Also, the PX1-Pro had very good gray gradations in dark scenes.  


    Compared to the UHZ65 and NX5, however, the blacks on the PX1-Pro appeared as more of a dark gray. For comparison sake, the UHZ65’s best sequential contrast measurement was over 20,000:1 using its mid-laser DD without the laser shutting off and the JVC NX5’s native sequential contrast measurement at open aperture was 29,000:1 (activating the dynamic iris would improve on that number much more).


    The reason I still gave the PX1-Pro a decent score, however, was because in addition to the benefit to black levels I presume it would receive from a dedicated .4 gain or .6 gain ALR screen, the PX1-Pro with me registered a relatively high ANSI contrast reading. Before I state the number, I would like you to take note that getting an accurate ANSI contrast measurement is very difficult; it’s very room and low light reflection dependent and a difference in room treatments can cause a variance in results. Anyway, the PX1-Pro, here, came in at 456:1. In “contrast,” the same day measurements of the NX5 was 244:1 and the UHZ65 340:1.


    Artifacting. 8/10. I put up a cross hatch pattern onscreen and noticed some chromatic aberration. There was red bleed out of white and very slight blue jutting out but neither had any effect on actual content viewed. I also noticed speckle but could no longer make it out from 9 feet away.  


    While I saw color separation artifacts (rainbow effect) on the L9, I did not see any on the PX1-Pro in normal viewing. Although neither of the UST units use a color wheel, both units use a single chip and the colors all must pulse/sequence through the one chip at different times. My theory as to why I could not see RBE on the Pro is not that the colors are cycling more rapidly on the Pro than on the 9 but more likely because the Pro is not as bright, so color separation from white is not as noticeable. Then again, perhaps it would be a good idea to ask the Hisense engineers if the cycle speed was increased on the PX1-Pro. Either way, the finding still stands.


    Value. 10/10. Feature-packed with true RGB lasers, great sharpness, good lens, strong motion handling, the ability to project up to 130 diagonal inches aided by digital focus capability, this projector, at an MSRP of $3,999, is one of the best value propositions I’ve come across in a long time.


    TOTAL UST PROJECTOR SCORE: 9/10

    Fantastic Picture, Fiddly Positioning
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    5.00
    3/13/2022
    This is my first projector so I don’t have anything to compare this projector to, but the 4K image is really good most the time. I am having issues with a little judder or frame rate issues every 30 seconds to a minute when watching 4K and HD. I’ve used a Shield TV and Apple 4K, with the Apple TV on match frame rate, but have the studder issue on both. The worst part is the overscan or extra light on my wall. The image fits into my 123 inch CLR3 screen but there is two to five inches of light outside of the frame. I’m just living with the extra light right now, but it is very frustrating after spending $3600 on the projector.
    PX1 Pro
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    5.00
    3/10/2022
    The setup wasn't too difficult however I find the measurements for the PX1 to bottom of screen to be off for a 100" screen. It took me quite a while to get the screen and projector to marry where the picture was acceptable within the screen frame border. Still not perfect by about a half inch(black line across the bottom) but my measurements are spot on. Suggest you start your alignment (bottom of screen to bottom of PX1 on the low side and be happy to raise it if needed) I'm literal and built my console to almost exact measurements (within .25 inches) and I ended up having to cut my table legs another inch even though my bottom of screen to bottom of PX1 were within advertised specs. If they made the feet, on the PX1, either removable or with more adjustment throw, this could solve some issues. Just a thought.
    As far as the picture goes, it's more than adequate but not sure it is $3500 worth of awesome. To be fair, inexpensive 1.0 gain screen, gray in color(to increase contrast), but it isn't a $500 or north $$$ quality screen. Regardless I feel it should be a little sharper of an image and I'm not buying a $1000 ALR or CLR screen to find out if that's the issue. If someone wants to send me a top of the line screen to review I'd be happy to upend my setup and try it again at some point, but no way am I going to chance paying and experiencing more disappointment finding out it's not the screen. I'd go ballistic at that point. The focusing procedure for text is lacking and very hard to see(during the testing/focusing process), when you've dialed the words in complete focus. The range (blurry to not so blurry) changes are too slow and need to more definitive. Never do they become crisp to the point I'm left not wondering if I could do better. At some point I gave up and decided just to use the thing. My basement setup is pitch black so there is no ambient light causing any issues with picture. Any light bleed from outside sources and you won't be happy with the picture in my opinion. It's all either the PX1 or the screen that I'm not blown away with. This is my first laser projector so maybe I'm too critical? Reviews and advertisements for the product lead me to believe it's the best and latest tech, so I feel responsibility needs to be taken at Hisense level and whoever markets the product. Overall I'm not returning the product because I built out the basement specifically to add this laser projector and theater sitting area. Its average or above for the price... but not "nutso, I can't believe it awesome."
    For the record, I'm extremely critical to the point of borderline perfection insanity. Retired Navy Chief and 100% disabled vet who absolutely has to have the best result when making purchases of this magnitude or spending just a dollar. Stuff just has to be right. It has to be simple so any Joe can do it and it must be as advertised. I feel this missed the mark a bit considering the ticket price for admission at $3500.
    However, I'll put in a plug for the Nakamichi 9.2.4 right here on this review. For a soundbar scenario this thing is NUTS! That was money well spent. Sound out of the Hisense PX1 is ok and acceptable but....you're not getting the most out of a theater type experience if you don't have dolby atmos surround going on from an external system. I chose the soundbar system scenario because of a tight space. It doesn't disappoint and feel it's worth the money spent.
    Well, there you go, hope everything was clear as mud. There will be no pictures of the inside of my home, so don't ask for them.
    One final note. projectorscreen.com customer service chat was very responsive and he tried to help until he couldn't. Sent me the tech information and I'm sure the tech department would have been just as friendly. So I have no issue with this company and would gladly buy from them again. Ultimately I got it to useable and decided not to stress myself out any longer. But don't think that half inch black line doesn't give me nightmares every time I turn it on. Thankfully, Top Gun is in Widescreen, with no other option, so I can't get away from black lines anyway.
    Thank you.
    Worth the money!
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    5.00
    3/3/2022

    I've spent a lot of time researching what UST projector to purchase. I landed on the Hisense Px1-pro and have not been disappointed. First off, the service from Projector Screen is great. They have lots of good deals and I really liked chatting with agents on multiple occasions before making my decision. The PX1-Pro was shipped super fast and took no time to set up. I was curious how to get the picture lined up perfectly but the set up has you get the image set up pretty close and the phone app uses pictures to fine tune it from there. I've ordered a custom cabinet that is coming so don't judge my set-up. I have a Vivid Storm S-Pro floor screen. FYI, it doesn't appear that the USB doggle that comes with the screen to raise it when the projector powers up works with the Hisense. I'm going to get a receiver soon so I'll try it with that. No biggie. I basically tossed the PX1-Pro on the ground and was watching movies less than 30 min later. My wife was very against the screen and UST set up, but once we watched a movie on it, she was sold. The image quality is crazy. It works well with ambient light in the room and you can view from near 180 degrees.

    Hisense PX1-Pro
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    5.00
    3/3/2022
    This PX-1 Pro was a great purchase and I’m very impressed with it. It definitely has surpassed all of my expectations
    Good but not blown away
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    4.00
    2/27/2022
    The Hisense PX1-Pro that I purchased is set up for mostly gaming purposes. Wow it is impressive! It projects on a 10×12 foot wall painted with 2 coats of your UST-ALR paint. Currently playing Forza 5, on a PC. Have also played some PS 4 games. I do use blackout curtains for darker scenes in movies, but overall it is fantastic.
    Great picture quality. Perfect for home theaters with good light control.
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    5.00
    2/10/2022
    The setup wasn't too difficult however I find the measurements for the PX1 to bottom of screen to be off for a 100" screen. It took me quite a while to get the screen and projector to marry where the picture was acceptable within the screen frame border. Still not perfect by about a half inch(black line across the bottom) but my measurements are spot on. Suggest you start your alignment (bottom of screen to bottom of PX1 on the low side and be happy to raise it if needed) I'm literal and built my console to almost exact measurements (within .25 inches) and I ended up having to cut my table legs another inch even though my bottom of screen to bottom of PX1 were within advertised specs. If they made the feet, on the PX1, either removable or with more adjustment throw, this could solve some issues. Just a thought. As far as the picture goes, it's more than adequate but not sure it is $3500 worth of awesome. To be fair, inexpensive 1.0 gain screen, gray in color(to increase contrast), but it isn't a $500 or north $$$ quality screen. Regardless I feel it should be a little sharper of an image and I'm not buying a $1000 ALR or CLR screen to find out if that's the issue. If someone wants to send me a top of the line screen to review I'd be happy to upend my setup and try it again at some point, but no way am I going to chance paying and experiencing more disappointment finding out it's not the screen. I'd go ballistic at that point. The focusing procedure for text is lacking and very hard to see(during the testing/focusing process), when you've dialed the words in complete focus. The range (blurry to not so blurry) changes are too slow and need to more definitive. Never do they become crisp to the point I'm left not wondering if I could do better. At some point I gave up and decided just to use the thing. My basement setup is pitch black so there is no ambient light causing any issues with picture. Any light bleed from outside sources and you won't be happy with the picture in my opinion. It's all either the PX1 or the screen that I'm not blown away with. This is my first laser projector so maybe I'm too critical? Reviews and advertisements for the product lead me to believe it's the best and latest tech, so I feel responsibility needs to be taken at Hisense level and whoever markets the product. Overall I'm not returning the product because I built out the basement specifically to add this laser projector and theater sitting area. Its average or above for the price... but not "nutso, I can't believe it awesome." For the record, I'm extremely critical to the point of borderline perfection insanity. Retired Navy Chief and 100% disabled vet who absolutely has to have the best result when making purchases of this magnitude or spending just a dollar. Stuff just has to be right. It has to be simple so any Joe can do it and it must be as advertised. I feel this missed the mark a bit considering the ticket price for admission at $3500. However, I'll put in a plug for the Nakamichi 9.2.4 right here on this review. For a soundbar scenario this thing is NUTS! That was money well spent. Sound out of the Hisense PX1 is ok and acceptable but....you're not getting the most out of a theater type experience if you don't have dolby atmos surround going on from an external system. I chose the soundbar system scenario because of a tight space. It doesn't disappoint and feel it's worth the money spent. Well, there you go, hope everything was clear as mud. There will be no pictures of the inside of my home, so don't ask for them. One final note. projectorscreen.com customer service chat was very responsive and he tried to help until he couldn't. Sent me the tech information and I'm sure the tech department would have been just as friendly. So I have no issue with this company and would gladly buy from them again. Ultimately I got it to useable and decided not to stress myself out any longer. But don't think that half inch black line doesn't give me nightmares every time I turn it on. Thankfully, Top Gun is in Widescreen, with no other option, so I can't get away from black lines anyway. Thank you.
    First time UST buyer very satisfied, even on a textured wall!
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    5.00
    2/7/2022
    I got this projector for my basement setup. I am very satisfied with quality and performance.
    PX1 Pro
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    4.00
    2/6/2022
    Let me start by saying, that this wasn't my first choice projector to get, but definitely is the one that was worth it.
    At first, I bought the Formovie projector, which, after watching so many reviews and hearing so many good things about, I thought it'll be the one. But once I had it set up, something was off about it - for me, at least. It is a very good projector indeed, but before I bought it, my brother lended me his Hisense PX1 Pro, and after using it for a week, Formovie just felt different. I got used to how snappy Hisense's OS is, how the menu is broken down, the controls, and especially the motion of the picture. Although Formovie and Hisense use the same motion technology, somehow, Formovie felt a bit more jittery or when set to smooth, fast moving pictures looked a little clipped, you could see pixel shifting. Again, I don't know why, but this was not an issue with Hisense for me. Hisense had more motion options in settings as well and the movements always looked smooth.
    So long story short, after using Formovie for about 5 days, ProjectorScreen.com, as amazing as they are, agreed to take it back for full credit, so that I could get Hisense instead.
    And oh boy, I've been enjoying the projector for the last month as no other. The picture quality, the sanppiness of OS, the availability options for calibrating and so on, everything was just what I needed and what I liked.
    We are currently in the middle of moving to a new place, so for the time being I have it projected onto a dark egg shell colored wall, and even during the day the picture is perfectly vieweable, but come nighttime, it become so much more colorful, with deep shadows, nice blacks (contrast), of course not as good as an oled, but great looking blacks, and stunning 4k/Dolby Vision picture. If I'm enjoying it so much on the wall, I can't even imagine yet, how good it'll look on the actual ALR screen. I have it projected at about 105' of viewable image, and hooked up to my Denon receiver, with 5.2.2 Dolby Atmos sound set up, and it's a great home theater experience I've had so far.
    If you're on the edge about this projector, I can 100% assure you, you won't regret it. Everyone's room and set up is different, so you might need to adjust/calibrate it a little, but once it's done, you will surely enjoy it.
    This is a 10 out of 10 buy for me, and I hope, for you as well.
    Pretty good with some issues
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    3.00
    2/1/2022
    I've had my PX1- Pro for a couple weeks now. Since I had to wait for my screen to arrive and like probably every first time projector owner, I unpacked it and set it up to project on my not perfect walls to see how it works and what it looks like. And it was impressive... I've always had larger screens, but 75" was the max, and to set this up to match the screen size that I was getting even on a wall that was not a perfect color, it looked great..

    Since I've never had a projector before, I cannot make effective comparisons to other projectors, However the color is impressive with the 3 laser and the brightness was adequate even with some lighting as my area is not perfectly dark during the day, though that can be improved with better curtains or blackout curtains.

    As I noted, the image is very good even with some lighting and since the installation of my Spectra 120" screen that has improved. However like all projectors and in most reviews I've seen, anytime you can make the room dark, the picture and the colors pop even more..

    Being my first projector, 2200 lumens does seem like enough, some scenes are quite bright, dark scenes look good, however without more to compare to, its impossible to know how good it really might be. I can perhaps see if it were brighter, I assume it would overcome any ambient light more easily, but my area is dim, even during the day, and I am planning to improve on that.

    I have not had any issues with motion that I can complain about.. I've tried the various settings for it and motion handling seems to work fine.

    During the setup, I used the projector's automatic geometric calibration and it works great, once you get things lined up as best you can manually, at least in my opinion, the final tweaks can be done in a minute with this feature. There has always been concern in most every setup or review video I've watched, where manual geometric calibration should be avoided as it can degrade the image, I do not believe I am seeing any such issue using the automatic geometric calibration feature. I find this feature very easy to use, step by step, QR code to connect to the projector, take a pic of the calibration screen and upload it, and in a few seconds you screen is perfectly aligned or so close, any final tweak is a breeze.

    Overall I am very satisfied with my initial foray into projection and I think UST is the future, since they solve various issues that I think other long throw versions have inherently, however nothing is every perfect and I am sure that future UST's' will make more advances in setup and performance.
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    Beyond my expectations and a great replacement for a traditional TV!!
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    5.00
    1/30/2022
    I've tried all the triple-laser USTs you can buy and recently settled on the Hisense L9G. Now seeing that this new model is basically the L9G for dark room viewing, plus the bonus of being able to adjust focus to different screen sizes (finally, Hisense), the PX1-PRO is now my daily driver.

    The projector has a matte, dark-grey finish that essentially makes it disappear when the lights go out. The color and focus on this thing is easily the most best of any UST out there. I always saw some softness at the top corners of my screen with the other USTs I've tried, but this one is incredibly sharp. Edge to edge the picture looks amazing.

    Hooked up to my PS5 it looks just like the L9G - auto detected PS5 as the source, activated auto-low latency mode, changed to my HDR Game picture preset. And everything I've tried plays so smooth - Rocket League, Destiny 2, Ghost of Tsushima, DOOM.

    I could go on. At $3500 and in stock now, this was a fantastic purchase. Thanks, ProjectorScreen.com!
    Amazing picture
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    5.00
    1/21/2022
    This is my first projector so I don’t have anything to compare this projector to, but the 4K image is really good most the time. I am having issues with a little judder or frame rate issues every 30 seconds to a minute when watching 4K and HD. I’ve used a Shield TV and Apple 4K, with the Apple TV on match frame rate, but have the studder issue on both. The worst part is the overscan or extra light on my wall. The image fits into my 123 inch CLR3 screen but there is two to five inches of light outside of the frame. I’m just living with the extra light right now, but it is very frustrating after spending $3600 on the projector.
    The best triple-laser UST there is!
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    5.00
    1/21/2022
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    I have been up in the air about switching to a projector for quite a few years, but I finally took the dive into the segment and am very glad that I did. After a lot of research the Hisense PX1 Pro ticked all the boxes. I was looking for a home theater in my basement with an emphasis on gaming. The low input lag and color accuracy made the PX1 Pro a great choice. I also preferred the lower brightness of the PX1 Pro since I would be in a light controlled basement. I was under the assumption that an ALR screen was not necessary in a light controlled environment, but I have to say that I really do recommend it in any setting. It really makes the projector as versatile as a TV. Overall I can not recommend this projector more and I also highly recommend projectorscreen.com for their service and fast shipping.

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