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The brightness on this projector is awesome, the color and clarity is awesome. Only problem is that if you try using on your wall the image will will look weird. Apparently my wall is not as flat as I thought. I highly highly highly recommend getting an ALR UST screen with it. I got a Spectra Vantage 120 and it made the image look a million times better! Especially with the lights on.
I will preface this review by saying this is the first full sized projector I have ever owned. I will be able to compare to 2 LG TV’s I own, the 75” QNED99UPA and 65” B1 OLED. I was excited to get my hands on the LG HU915QB ultra short throw (UST) projector. I had no way to mount a projector on the ceiling nor a screen on the wall. The solution of this projector and a floor rising screen was perfect for my needs. I suggest getting a UST specific screen.There wasn't much to take out-of-the-box. There was the 27lb projector, a remote control with batteries, power cord, simple manual book, and warranty card. It has some size to it - 26.8" x 5" x 13.7". There is a mesh front and a focus knob on top behind where it projects. On the rear there are 3 HDMI ports (1 eARC/ARC), 2 USB ports, optical audio, LAN, and power. It’s 4K, up to 3000 ANSI Lumens. Projection size ranges from 90”-120”. For my setup, it’s 100”. There is a speaker system built-in which sounded OK, but I never use TV speakers for sound.The projector sits right in front of the screen on a table (around 6”). Setup was easy for me as it’s the same interface as my LG TV’s. With other projectors I have had to use keystone adjustment based on the angle. The adjustment with the HU915QB is more detailed, as you have a 4, 9, or 15 point adjustment levels which allows you to fine tune the edges. The focus ring is the final touch for clarity.It’s hard not to be thrilled with this projector. Part of the reason is simply due to me never having such a large screen before (75” LG in the home theater room is my largest). This projector’s main use is for sports in my sports themed basement. There is not a lot of outside light (small windows) which makes for a better watching experience. And I will say, the picture quality is excellent. I tested watching several different sports as well as checked out a movie. I watched part of a movie for black level testing. As expected, not as deep as a TV, but still not too shabby. Sports, the main reason for this projector, looks great. The colors are vibrant, edges are crisp, clarity is great, all of which makes for a great watching experience. I have become very fond with LG products in the audio/video world, and this projector is no exception.-Customer Review From LG.com
The projector exceeded my expectations. It has a better picture than my LG and Sony 4k tvs.
The 3 channel laser gives off color that is intense. Every picture streamed through the projector pops on our screen. Add that to the real 4k uhd and the picture quality is unbeatable. Every detail and edge is crisp. The short throw ratio had been a really great feature - we keep the projector about 4 inches from the screen, so no worries about blocking the picture or anyone walking in front of the projector. The auto brightening feature really helps the picture quality as sunlight streams through our space at different angles. The webOS 6.0 makes accessing all our favorite streaming apps quick and easy.-Customer Review From LG.com
While initially skeptical about performance of a UST vs. standard OLED television, I have been blown away by the quality, clarity and brightness of the LG Cinebeam HU915QB. It is definitely up there on the price point but the unit does not disappoint with any category except for sound quality. When I ordered the UST, I also submitted an order for a screen, but the screen would not be delivered for several days after the projector. Instead of waiting, I fired up the new toy and used my plaster wall with a robins egg blue paint as my screen. The image from the projector was fantastic with clarity across a space that was well beyond 120". The color of the wall seemed irrelevant to the colors being blasted across the plaster and the only flaws I saw were with my wall and how apparently the surface was uneven near the top. When the screen did arrive, I had the initial pain of centering the UST to the screen and am about 95% of the way there but will do no better until eventually getting a cabinet. One thing that stands out from speaking with the projectorscreen.com customer support was the aspect of contrast with UST's. This is where I feel the HU915QB stands out as the blacks projected seem flawless. When used in conjunction with an ALR screen, I can see no difference in contrast, brightness, clarity or quality between this unit an an OLED television. The only issue I have with the unit is the quality of the onboard sound. For such an expensive UST, I would have hoped LG would have opted for a more robust built-in sound bar, but no such luck. In my space, it does fine; however, I am just waiting until I can finish fleshing out the entertainment center with a a proper sounds system to remove the need for using the installed sound bar.