expiredgadabout28 posted Oct 22, 2021 03:15 AM
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Item 1 of 5
expiredgadabout28 posted Oct 22, 2021 03:15 AM
EDU/EPP: 120" Samsung The Premiere LSP7T 2200-Lumen Smart Laser Projector
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it worked great and well for the first 5 months. now it just randomly turns off. its nearly unusable. support is very difficult to get in touch with and useless when you do. you can't even find any info on this device on google.
would not recommend. too expensive to be a floor weight.
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Would appreciate your feedback/experience as I debate between finding an 85" X900H or going with something like an 85" X85J as a compromise in price since X90J (X91J for 85") is several hundred dollars more. FWIW: the X85J is also awaiting an update for VRR but pretty sure that's it. No additional "sync" modes or even ALLM.
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Anyway, the X85J doesn't have local dimming but having turned off local dimming on my Vizio and seeing the picture isn't noticeably worse I can only assume Sony's fantastic native contrast and overall quality will make sure I don't miss local dimming like the X90J has.
Would appreciate your feedback/experience as I debate between finding an 85" X900H or going with something like an 85" X85J as a compromise in price since X90J (X91J for 85") is several hundred dollars more. FWIW: the X85J is also awaiting an update for VRR but pretty sure that's it. No additional "sync" modes or even ALLM.
Anyway, the X85J doesn't have local dimming but having turned off local dimming on my Vizio and seeing the picture isn't noticeably worse I can only assume Sony's fantastic native contrast and overall quality will make sure I don't miss local dimming like the X90J has.
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I am currently in the waiting list for the Vava Chroma and was evaluating if this would be a better deal. This deal had appeared before for a day and I did not jump on it.
- Is single laser that bad compared to triple laser?
- Is Samsung quality better than Vava?
- Is after sales support better for Samsung than Vava?
- Do I prefer sending my money to South Korea or China?
- Can this do 150" screen while maintaining image quality? Can the Vava?
So many Qs and so few definitive answers...
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I am currently in the waiting list for the Vava Chroma and was evaluating if this would be a better deal. This deal had appeared before for a day and I did not jump on it.
- Is single laser that bad compared to triple laser?
- Is Samsung quality better than Vava?
- Is after sales support better for Samsung than Vava?
- Do I prefer sending my money to South Korea or China?
- Can this do 150" screen while maintaining image quality? Can the Vava?
So many Qs and so few definitive answers...
All these three lower ones have dropped below $2000 at some point and will likely do it again. L5F was 2500 but with a screen worth about 500 to most people but not to me for the hassle and restriction, but let's still count it as 2000. With all the cashback and perks, Samsung is a little cheaper than the other two.
Reading all the reviews, I feel lsp7t has a little edge on picture quality but is also the lowest on brightness. I use it in basement so not a big deal for me.
Quality-wise, all seem pretty bad with a good amount of complaints as these are less mature products compared to TVs. We just have to accept that and lower our expectations. I have dealt with Samsung services before and they are very bureaucratic but I don't feel the other two are any better.
Software-wise, Samsung is miles ahead with a mature system they use on modern TVs. The other two are like bare-bone android with poor memory optimization and most user reviews about interfaces and settings are complaints. You will need to add something like an Apple TV 4K to have a good experience. Vava is not from China afaik but Hisense is. Either way they are not in the same league as the big three TV manufactures LG/Samsung/Sony in terms of software and firmware.
Warranty-wise, Samsung is two years vs. one-year for the others, another big advantage.
Vava specs supports up to 150 and the other two say 120. Those peak specs don't mean much if the brightness comes with sacrifice in performance. With a dark room, I am still planning to use 7t for 135-150 screens anyway but lets see how it goes. I have seen people doing that and I am not too worried about lumens but more concerned about focus and placement, etc.
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