Hisense 100L5G-CINE100A 4K UHD Laser TV, UST Ultra Short Throw Projector with 100" ALR Screen, 2700 ANSI Lumens, Android TV, HDR10, 30W (Stereo) Dolby Atmos, Built-in Alexa and Google Assistant

The screen is of a pretty decent quality, all metal and no plastic. The machine seems cable of everything it claimed. It's bright enough to retain quality in a bright room as shown in the picture. It's displays in 4k, although my phones camera won't display it on the picture. All and all this makes it a great option for streaming videos.For the price I was hoping it would still be good in other regards. I chose this projector because there was a review online that it was one of the lowest input lag projectors out you can get. But well playing games on it, it's still has a slightly higher input lag than a cheap monitor. Good enough for non-competive games like Diable 4, Destiny, or Skyrim. But for ranked games find another TV.Secondly I wish there was more range of motion in the geometric corrections. I've seen a couple people on here complain about the automatic corrections not working... Just use the Manuel, it's way easier. I ended up leaving an inch of vertical screen unused because it was kinda of a hassle to get this thing lined up. Although I do think it is possible, you just have to find the perfect height stand it to sit on.Good option for anyone that wants an inside 100" home theater. Just would need a separate sound system for surround sound.

Do not buy i have owned this for 3 years an 5 months and has dead laser pixels. The manufacturer is horrible on replacement and are very difficult to work with. If you rwad on this projector reviews on many other sites you will see.. i threw 2800 away by buying thisUnless you are only looking for a 1 to 3 year throw away

Even with auto brightness settings off I've made every change I could find and can't stop it from constantly flickering throughout a movie and making loud static sounds. It gets really dark with bright flickers during any movie which is really distracting and frustrating considering the price I paid. I would write this a 5 if that was not an issue, but I paid too much for this kind of artifact in my expensive home theater.