Buy the Hisense 120L9G 4K UHD Laser TV, UST Ultra Short Throw Projector Only (Refurbished) at buydig.com, and receive fast, free shipping and a flexible return policy.
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Reminder in case anyone is considering this and doesn't yet know: the light source in laser PJs are currently not user replaceable so the 2 yr extended warranty means you'll get a minimum of 2yrs life out of this projector just like if you bought it new making these a really decent deal if you have/can get a screen of the model's specific size. (Also of note these are both pixel shifting models that max out at 4k@60fps)
Reminder in case anyone is considering this and doesn't yet know: the light source in laser PJs are currently not user replaceable so the 2 yr extended warranty means you'll get a minimum of 2yrs life out of this projector just like if you bought it new making these a really decent deal if you have/can get a screen of the model's specific size. (Also of note these are both pixel shifting models that max out at 4k@60fps)
Last edited by holysin January 25, 2024 at 08:10 PM.
whats the point of paying 1500 for a refurbished 100" projector setup with constrianted setup parameters vs a brand new 100" hisense/TCL "budget" TV that still will destroy any laser projector picture for 2k without any of the placement headache.
whats the point of paying 1500 for a refurbished 100" projector setup with constrianted setup parameters vs a brand new 100" hisense/TCL "budget" TV that still will destroy any laser projector picture for 2k without any of the placement headache.
This is something I struggle with. I have a 120" projector setup. One thing I really prefer about projectors is viewing an image that has no glass screen and its reflections. Previously, the fact that this was the only way to get sizes that large at a reasonable cost also was an argument in its favor. But the color accuracy, contrast ratio, and brightness of a large TV is tempting.
whats the point of paying 1500 for a refurbished 100" projector setup with constrianted setup parameters vs a brand new 100" hisense/TCL "budget" TV that still will destroy any laser projector picture for 2k without any of the placement headache.
When I first heard about these, the pitch was that they were for people (in China) living in apartments. You can easily move one of these little boxes from apartment to apartment, but not a giant TV. That pitch made a lot of sense to me, as I had found this to be true with my (non UST) projector when I was younger.
But yeah, the dedicated 100" TVs will look better and cost not much more now. If you think you'll live somewhere forever, then maybe it's worth investing in the mounting and going that route.
I agree, if this was the price 2-3 years ago for triple laser ust, it is very very tempting. But now with 100' tv becoming more mainstream and affordable, this is starting to make less sense. The fact is getting thr projector is one thing but u would also need to put a ton of money on the console and screen which will add much more to total cost. Of course 120" screen is really nice but it probably won't be a good all day driver product unless u spend even more money to set up a darken room setting. Now that hisense introduced the 110" TV, this will eventually be less favorable in a couple years. I do own a projector that gets me about 135" so I am in the game of projectors and I have always been in favor of projectors for the screen size experience.
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I agree, if this was the price 2-3 years ago for triple laser ust, it is very very tempting. But now with 100' tv becoming more mainstream and affordable, this is starting to make less sense. The fact is getting thr projector is one thing but u would also need to put a ton of money on the console and screen which will add much more to total cost. Of course 120" screen is really nice but it probably won't be a good all day driver product unless u spend even more money to set up a darken room setting. Now that hisense introduced the 110" TV, this will eventually be less favorable in a couple years. I do own a projector that gets me about 135" so I am in the game of projectors and I have always been in favor of projectors for the screen size experience.
Where can I get one of these mainstream 100 footers?
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This needs perfect placement and an ALR screen ( more $$)
This needs perfect placement and an ALR screen ( more $$)
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This needs perfect placement and an ALR screen ( more $$)
But yeah, the dedicated 100" TVs will look better and cost not much more now. If you think you'll live somewhere forever, then maybe it's worth investing in the mounting and going that route.
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This needs perfect placement and an ALR screen ( more $$)
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