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Hisense PX1 Trichroma Laser Ultra-Short Throw Cinema Projector Expired
$1499
$3,299.99
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BuyDig has Hisense PX1 Trichroma Laser Ultra-Short Throw Cinema Projector on sale for $1,499 after promo code ZBG (price shown at FINAL checkout). Shipping is free.
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Features:
- 90-130" Projection Size
- 4K UHD Resolution with HDR, Dolby Vision
- 2000 Lumens
- 30W Dolby Atmos Sound
- Smart Android TV OS
- Game Mode
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My WEMAX Nova is still going strong 1 year in. I have OLED too but this is for "theater" nights with the kids where size outweighs contrast.
My WeMax is 2+ years old and going strong. These things should last long enough that you'd probably want an upgrade anyway. Not sure why anyone brings this up. Who is out there repairing their 4K TVs? Why are projectors different?
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It's just that TVs last 5-10 years generally, or even more so long as a kid doesn't break them. Even if it has near zero worth at the end of its life, at least you can give it away or continue to use it.