LG HU915QE Ultra Short Throw 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) 3Ch Laser Smart Home Theater CineBeam Projector with Up to 3700 ANSI Lumens, and webOS 6.0 Video, Netflix and Apple TV+

I really wanted to love this projector. The brightness, contrasts, sharpness, and color are just stunning. Its hard to describe but it really looks amazing... BUT, the problem is that this is the worst RBE effect I have ever seen. The setup screen was almost like a strobing scope for me, it was hard to look at. Watching any dark scene with bright element is just a kaleidsocope that would give me headache and nauseas. Worst yet, I thought I was not sensitive to RBE due to my previous projector, and when I went back to my old projector, I started seeing RBEs there too and I see them in any home UST I have tried since. Deep down I feel that the RBE was so bad on this projector that it made my eyes/brain aware of it, so I wonder if I would still not notice them if I had never purchased this unit. Heck, I even noticed some RBE artificats at my movie theater now :( So, yes, superb black (forgot to mention that), brightness, clarity, colors, and shaprness. And yet, I would NOT RECOMMMEND this, as not only the RBE is proeminient, but it also might trigger and train your eyes for it, ruining your access to DLP UST projectors for the near future

The brightness on this is awesome, the color and clarity is awesome. Only problem is that if your wall or screen has any bends in it the screen will look weird. But this model has a more advanced adjustment so you can make it almost unnoticeable. I love it and it’s totally worth it. Wanted to update, it originally advertised that it worked with Alexa. It even said so on the box. But it does not. There’s a button on the remote that doesn’t do anything. Honestly, I’m pretty pissed because this is false advertising. It’s not the biggest deal, but it’s dishonest and a silent nerf on their part. I’m waiting for the class action lawsuit

Great way to hide a projector in plain sight and a great image. I will admit that some faster images for sports get fuzzy but that’s rare and I’m the only person that notices.