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LG HU810PW 4K UHD CineBeam Smart Laser 2700 Lumens Projector + Samsung HW-Q900A 7.1.2ch Atmos Soundbar System on sale for
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- Note: Samsung HW-Q900A 7.1.2ch Atmos Soundbar will be automatically added to your cart.
Features:
- Projector:
- 4K UHD (3840x2160) Resolution
- Up to 300" of Projection Screen Size
- Dual Laser with Lens Shift (Vert +/- 60%, Horiz +/- 24%)
- 2700 ANSI Lumens
- 2,000,000:1 Contrast
- HDR10 and HLG
- Soundbar:
- 3D Surround Sound audio cinematic experience with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X
- True 7.1.2ch Sound - 7 channels, 1 subwoofer, 2 up-firing channels
- Q-Symphony - Q Soundbar & QLED TV synchronized in perfect harmony
- SpaceFit Sound+ and optimized bass
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I guarantee anyone looking at these pictures side by side wouldn't touch the LG
In 2021 low end DLPs projectors all suffer from okay contrast ratios. Tone map, dynamic Iris, dynamic laser technology are all pretty limited in this range. Excellent contrast comes at a price. If you have 20K buy a Sony or JVC.
Personally I would probably buy the Chinese equivalent of this. It's a lot cheaper with comparable contrast because it uses the same chip and can be brighter
From the various reviews I've read, the majority do state that the epson 5050ub has better black levels but that the differences won't be that noticeable to most viewers unless viewing uniformly darker content (is that the majority of what you watch?). Here are a few others benefits of the LG that I've gathered from reviews:
-respectable black level for a DLP albeit not as good as those on 5050ub. excellent contrast on bright/mixed scenes.
-true 4K (even though it does employ pixel shift)
-better sharpness/image clarity particularly with motion on screen
-covers wide color gamut/97% of DCI-P3
-better HDR performance
-much less opportunity for "rainbow effect" with it's dual laser design and ?lack of a color wheel? (not 100% sure on that latter item).
-input lag suitable for some gaming (but not competitive gaming/competitive FPS).
-excellent connectivity w eARC support
-enough brightness to allow for use in mixed environment (daylight/windows/etc)
-horizontal/vertical lens shift w optical zoom to allow flexible installation
-various benefits of laser technology including no lamp to pay for/replace like on a 5050ub
Here's a balanced review on this projector: https://www.projectorce
Bottomline is the 5050ub has better black levels but the LG is comparable for most aspects and arguably better in some other aspects--depends what you value most for your use case . . .
To each his own, but I've been watching this projector for a few months now waiting for it to go on sale. With the $600 soundbar that brings the effective price of this new (not refurbished unit) LG projector down to approximately $2400 depending on how you do the math . . . add in the slickdeals cashback rebate and the laser benefit of not having to pay to replace the lamp periodically looks pretty enticing to me. thanks OP!
Most movies are actually pretty dark. If you like a lot of space travel/sci-fi and horror movies then I'd put a big priority on black levels. That is also if you have a dark properly treated room. If you are projecting in a living room then this LG should be at the top of the list. (Although it needs some kinks to be worked out too)
In 2021 low end DLPs projectors all suffer from okay contrast ratios. Tone map, dynamic Iris, dynamic laser technology are all pretty limited in this range. Excellent contrast comes at a price. If you have 20K buy a Sony or JVC.
Personally I would probably buy the Chinese equivalent of this. It's a lot cheaper with comparable contrast because it uses the same chip and can be brighter
Oh and the Sony 295ES can be found still for in the $3500 range on clearance. Native 4K and decent black levels. No dynamic iris though
Does it mean its true 4k..
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Up to 300" of Projection Screen Size
Dual Laser with Lens Shift
2700 ANSI Lumens
2,000,000:1 Contrast
HDR10 and HLG
Oh and the Sony 295ES can be found still for in the $3500 range on clearance. Native 4K and decent black levels. No dynamic iris though
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Oh and the Sony 295ES can be found still for in the $3500 range on clearance. Native 4K and decent black levels. No dynamic iris though
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