Best Projectors

Perfect for house and bsiness – It's a fantastic projector very strong light it's not digital so no rainbow effect builtin miracast so don't worry about cables very strong colors… Read more

multi sources share screen

only one downside : weak speakers.

otherwise don't pay fortune for a home projector this one got all you need

The EPSON EB 2247U gives great clarity for presentations and ease of use – The EB2247U Epson projector is great for presentation of text. Save all the work just buy this one nothing out of focus. HDMI cable to laptop sweet.… Read more

Direct USB to projector will require v1.8 or lower for PDF. But just use thru laptop no problem with the latest version.

I recently bought the XGIMI Horizon Ultra, and I love it! The picture is bright and colorful, even in a lit room, and the sound is surprisingly good… Read more

for a projector. It's super easy to set up and fits perfectly into any room for an awesome movie night. Recommended!

Hisense 100L9G, Prepare to be impressed! – I thought the L5F Single-Laser UST Laser TV was impressive, but wait ‘till you see this. It’s so much brighter without highlight clipping and its… Read more

potential colour volume is like a ULED/QLED/OLED display. Just be prepared to set Colour Gamut to ‘Auto’ for normal TV viewing. If you leave it on ‘Native’ everyone looks like sunburnt lobsters due to TV’s rec709 limited gamut being pushed to the edges of this projector’s BT2020 range. Unfortunately some work is needed by Hisense on the Vidaa firmware we’re stuck with as it defaults Std Def TV channels to BT2020 off its own tuner. Seriously, why not also allow fully manual colourspace selection like the Android OS versions in the US allow!!? Such an unnecessary fault that indicates no one at Hisense bothers to use their Aussie product and improve on it. The ability to do deep, saturated reds can’t be matched by laser-phosphor projectors like the L5F. Even in the correct colourspace you may still need to back off Red in the White Balance settings to taste. The attached daylight-shot iPhone video doesn’t do it justice and looks very desaturated compared to what you actually see. I just used the CLR Cinema screen that came with my previous 100L5F and this L9G projector IS bright enough to watch through the day. The single-laser/phosphor L5F can be too, but not without clipping colours, highlights and obvious posterisation to get the light level high to meet its published specs. Sound is good and natural for a smallish box. It has bass but not a lot; just pleasant for general viewing. Certainly less ‘boxy’ sounding than the L5F. One minor downside to tri-chroma laser projectors like this is Chromatic Aberrations which manifest as colour fringing around white text on dark backgrounds. I was noticing red fringing a lot and was concerned. Then I realised a lot of it was actually being generated by wearing glasses and imperfect vision. It changes in degree as I turn my head and look at the same area using a different part of my eyes. The narrow spectrum of three separate laser colours were bending unevenly in my eyes’ lenses! Squint (like we oldies do to try to read without glasses) and it’s almost invisible. You do get used to it and US reviews say this unit is better than most others in this regard. Laser-phosphor projectors like the L5F don’t behave this way due to the broadband spectrum of its light engine and required colour wheel RGB filtering. It’s neither coherent or has 3 distinct narrow-band source colours like RGB Laser. Only minor laser speckle (like how if projecting onto a shower curtain might look) on this L9G projector either at normal viewing distances. Black levels are typical 0.47” single-chip DLP; good but in reality just dark grey and dependent on screen gain and laser drive settings you use. DLP Rainbow effect is still present on the L9G due to its ubiquitous single-chip DLP but it’s generally less obvious than on La-Ph colour wheel projectors. Still no Disney or Apple TV Plus on the latest firmware, but their VIDAA-equipped TVs added them recently, so maybe they’re on the way to the projector firmware too. One can but hope. With a brilliant 3 year warranty; come on Hisense, start supporting Aussies stuck with Vidaa like you do the US Android versions and update Firmware over its lifecycle. Despite any criticism I am continually impressed by what Hisense have achieved over the last years in Aus. They still offer great value compared to the ‘other’ brands with performance that matches or exceeds them. Well done! It’s hard to believe that anyone would not be impressed with this L9G. If you’re not that invested in reproducing neon-like colours, look at the L5F series too. They’re on runnout/discontinued model atm and are outstanding value for performance.

Worth to get it during discount on Amazon – This projector was sold since 2023 and I found it was on special for usd980 brand new with 2 months return offer if unsatisfied. After spent a few… Read more

hours playing around it. It is what it said. The only 2 main parts is that firstly it's a pain in the butt to understand the UI and complete all settings. 2ndly you need constantly power from the wall socket. Tried to plug into a multiple sockets that it was resetting the projector on and off until I plugged it alone to the wall socket or a siglngle socket. Great pic and sound. No complaints at all especially when you purchased a heavily discounted one

Caeiwei A10Q reviewed – This projector has a number of issues at this point in time. The first being the projector does not power up with its own screen logo in focus… Read more

followed by out of focus next pages until autofocus (if set to Auto) is performed. Having this focus issue on every startup cheapens the product experience. The sound generated by the internal cooling fan is more than you would expect especially when the projectors screen intensity option is set to movie mode which should produce the lowest projector temperatures. I was previously using a Panasonic PT-AE8000 on an elite series cinemascope screen. Suspecting that the out of frame image on the Caiwei A10Q on startup might be related to this projector being a 16:9 display I purchased a new 125" fixed screen of 16:9 format. The powerup images being out of focus and zoomed too large before auto focus and manual zoom settings kicked in were still there. The projectors biggest issue though is poor picture quality. My projector is rear ceiling mounted on a fully adjustable mount that ensured the projector is perfectly aligned to screen prior to using the projectors own screen adjustments. Screen focusing is unable to be set so that the image is focused across the complete screen, note this projector states it can handle up to 300" screen and I am only using a 125" screen. No matter what settings I use within the projectors many settings acceptable screen image can not be achieved. If I were to guess i would think that the internal optics has come into contact with assemblers fingers & not wearing gloves, & or the various lens pieces are poorly aligned. The projector does accept 3840 x 2160 Pixels according to my Nvidia shield pro but the image it produces even at this resolution is average to poor. This projector was purchased directly from Caiwei and the model purchased was the one that there support staff recommended based on the requirement's i provided. In stead of a step up in screen display quality over my previous Panasonic projector it has been a step back. Former users of projectors would likely be disappointed with the A10Q as it currently ships. I did communicate directly with Caiwei on a number of occasions but have not yet been able to solve the above issues on this model.

Over priced and ordinary…… – I purchased this from Bunnings who goes through Harris Technologies to order these lights. The first thing that became clear when turning this light… Read more

on was how small the lighted area on the ceiling looked. It would had looked fantastic if it covered a area larger than only around 100cm. The second thing was the instructions to connect it to wifi. Page 5 of the instruction booklet showed a photo the app screen and all the devices and sockets and it seemed to highlight a socket to select however the photograph is so tiny I can barely see it even when using a lighted magnifying glass! What they should had done was drawn a visible arrow on this photo to clearly show what to press. Thirdly trying dozens of times to connect the light to their app and wifi and failing each try and every time when trying to connect i had to re type lengthy wifi password which was annoying. It said to make sure I’m running 2.4ghz which I know I am as I have multiple devices that run only on 2.4ghz and they are running fine through my wifi. No customer support number on the box, so I looked up the phone number on the internet. The girl who answered was friendly and apologetic, but seemed clueless about technology and made no attempt to help me get the light connected to my wifi, instead she merely insisted that I take the time to try and chase up a refund. After 5hrs I finally managed to connect it to my phone via bluetooth which was explained on the bottom of page 6 in the instructions. (They should had mentioned this before page 5.) After getting it going the nebula is still around 1 meter in diameter on my ceiling, the colors are mostly red, green and blue combinations and no in between colors such as orange, yellow, etc.. without the RGB colors showing through. It looks much different to the photo on the cover of the box. The laser stars are around 2meters diameter on my ceiling and are green in color and will not change color. (What type of stars are actually bright green in color?) The stars almost appear like a grid and even more so when the brightness is turned down. I like the way the nebula moves, but I think it could be bigger. It would be good to see them bring out a convex clear glass cover that could go over the light section as a accessory so that it magnifies it so that the nebula is bigger and covers more of the ceiling. Another thing is that it would be better on a metal stand with holding pins on both sides of the unit (much like a spotlight or fan) this way it could be directed and adjusted much better to direct the nebula where you want it to go as the direction adjustment on it is rather limited. I am yet to get Alexa so at the moment I cant comment about how it works with Alexa. For the hefty price of this light and with todays technology advancements I expected much better than this. Rather ordinary.

I've given Hisense products go over the last 7 years, a fridge, washer, microwave and most recently their PL1H projector and it too has failed in a… Read more

very short time and well within its warranty period.

The short throw concept is great, picture quite good if you have a theatre room or darker environment, they do struggle in medium to high ambient light rooms.

My unit lasted only 7 months, with very limited use before developing dead spots, i.e projection of a white block in the picture. Additionally other functional issues such as "Ambient temperature too high" and shutting down in a cool media room at 21 deg.

Prior to the unit failing I was quite impressed with its performance overall. Fantastic picture, the onboard speakers are better than most high-end TVs I've owned, though I ran it trough my Onkyo receiver mostly. All the usual streaming apps available, though missing music apps like Spotify, TuneIn etc. Connection and setup is straightforward. it should definitely have come with a storage /;dust cover to stop dust settling on the lense, huge oversight

It's their warranty process that's more of a failure. 6 weeks after first lodging my warranty service request I'm still getting the run around. It's the age old repair agent blaming Hisense and vice versa. My service job has been lost twice in the last 3 weeks. When my service was finally found, I decided to drop the unit in for repair myself to save yet another week for pick up by the repair agent.

Today I should have received my projector back. Unfortunately upon checking with the repair agent today I've been advised Hisense sent the wrong parts and I'm looking at another 15 to 20 working days for the right parts to arrive and another 7 to 10 working days for repair, then another week for delivery back to me.

I lodged my warranty claim of the 1st of July, today I'm advised possibly another 4 to 6 weeks so all told 3 months. I'm not convinced it won't be longer.

I strongly suggest buying another brand that has better early failure replacement and warranty procedures.

I have purchased and tested this projector, and it has several major issues: It does not play purchased YouTube videos. Prime Video and Netflix… Read more

either don’t play or heavily lag. Screen mirroring has frequent connection problems, causing interruptions during playback. It seems there is no licensing for any of these streaming services. The projector is not 4K, despite expectations. Overall, it feels like a scam, with no responsive support or email replies for refunds.

Verdict: use at your own risk. This product is a waste of money.