120" Hisense L5G UST Projector - Keeps Getting Bigger

[@asmongoldsmouth9839]

Ever since Hisense bought out Sharp, I have been blown away by Hisense products. In my house I have five Hisense TVs. Two of them high end ULED units. The contrast ratio, no burning risk on any of the screens, the color accuracy, the brightness, the true blocks and solid grays, Etc. Nearly unparalleled. Hisense is the BenQ of TVs.

[@afistfulofpimples1745]

Hisense didn't buy out Sharp.

[@livingmaga6299]

I'll stick with Sony or Samsung. Pass on Made in China. Both these huge companies left China

[@events5457]

Price please

[@kittsdiy]

Foxconn bought Sharp .. and Sharp bought Nec Displays ..

[@herblackwings33]

I don't like Hisense products,I'd rather not buy from the CCP.

[@ConsoleGamer01]

I have the Samsung LSP7T Ultra short throw projector with a 120 inch screen in my lounge room and I absolutely love it. I upgraded from an LG 75 inch LED / LCD TV and have no regrets at all. Watching on a big screen definitely makes watching movies more enjoyable.

[@23audermars]

How much is the Samsung ??

[@sidhwankhede6929]

Post a video

[@juicebirdmedia1406]

Does it support 3D?

[@ConsoleGamer01]

@@juicebirdmedia1406 no it doesnt support 3D.

[@alfredkcwong5008]

I will not have it in my HSE.

[@peace-yv4qd]

The projector reminds me when I was a kid back in the 50's they made a TV that lay flat in a cabinet and when you lifted the lid there was a mirror underneath the lid that reflected the TV's image. As you might imagine, it wasn't a big seller.

[@htxsupercrewon22s]

*closes my giant mirror cabinet tv from the 50's in shame*

[@silentdragon23]

idecbyibdce

[@FernandoSilva-yb4hv]

I have Epson EH-LS500B and the maximum brigthness is 4000 lumens. I normally use just 65% which is bright enought and is quiet too. Increasing the lumens increase the fan noise. I used before 100% brightess, it was so bright that you don't need to turn ON the lights. Still good for games, I think at the moment is unfair comparing with the latest tech from OLED and QD-OLED. They had to increase their brightness too in order the picture to be more desirable.

[@socool8860]

You’ll be surprised of a lot of people who don’t understand good projectors they just go on what others say and only see the inferior projectors and put them all in the same category

[@dirksommerfeld559]

I built myself a home cinema with a 100" High Contrast Screen and an Epson eh-tw 9400 projector. Recently I got myself a LG 65" OLED (C-Series) TV for my living room. To answer the question whether to go with a TV or projector: it's so hard actually, since I'm a huge 3d enthusiast. 3d with projector is just awesome. If you don't care for 3d - definitely go for a big OLED TV. The black levels are just not comparable. The contrast isn't either. Even if you don't have the screen size. The picture quality will suck you into movies a lot more than any size. Greetings from Germany.

[@tommygunzz7586]

You can run a combo system (I do). I have a Panasonic ZT 65” plasma TV in my theater room for normal viewing. When it’s movie day I hit the button for my 100” acoustic transparent screen to drop down in front of my 65”, fire up my Epson 5050ub and it’s movie time! 😁👍

[@Lereditario]

I have to thank you and your wife.. I've watched this video a few times here in Australia 🇦🇺.. I ordered this one last night, and it just got delivered.. we just finished paying off a 82 inch series 8, samsung tv.. so it's a big upgrade.. I'm now waiting for my partner to come home so we set it up.. ❤

[@MrKnightlore]

Interested to hear how you got on with this, any issues?

[@michaelkergadallan]

my dad was a tv repair guy few years ago. i was keeping the shop from time to time i was able to watch the 3 available channels at once back then for what was called tv. Well, i miss it. not the past or any big screen.

[@michaelkergadallan]

the eye protection was my fav

[@justynwoods3009]

I just purchased high sense L9G and I have very satisfied with the picture the brightness and even the color

[@3ladeRunner]

You should turn the laser luminance thing to auto. And to get the auto calibration thing to work you need to align the projector more. When you manually adjust, you’re cropping the image. So you want to avoid that if you can.

[@ChesterMan-qd3xj]

I built my own TV stand to solve the issue of my center channel being too low or my TV being too high, and it would probably work with a UST. I made an opening in the table top for the center channel to come through, and that speaker sits on adjustable shelf so I can set it at the exact height I need.

[@Razorwolf88]

I found a good but cheap material to use as a projector screen. Our setup works great for us. We bought a $10 blackout window shade. It is smooth like silk material. It comes in different colors to choose from, white, gray, black, dark blue etc.

[@richg8016]

Exactly what I used to make my own 100in screen. Works like a charm.

[@Razorwolf88]

@@richg8016 that is awesome! It works great and it’s cheap! Plus it’s easy to hang on wall. We use a few push pins. Those are also cheap.

[@reallywontsufferfools1620]

i know screens are expensive but alr screens are really a must if you have ambiant light.

[@MarioHernandez-p5l]

do you mind showing me where you purchased those screens?

[@Razorwolf88]

@@MarioHernandez-p5lwe went to walmart and found a nice window shade blackout silk white color mayerial and used push pins to pin it on the wall. Cheap, easy & quick setup & projectorquality looks good on it

[@michaelwyckoff8121]

Now that's a huge setup Brandon geez mo netty. I'm glad you have JENN to help you buddy.

[@sachgopa2]

Thank you very much dude for the detailed setup and review. It helped me to decide that I don't want to buy this one.

[@DavidMannings]

Like all projector TV. It's just not sharp enough like any LED TV for me. It's perfect to get that movie experience in a very dark room with some popcorn.🍿🥤 Not every home is put together with no lights around. Too much lights will breach the colors right off the Projector. If you have a built-in movie theater in your home. This is for you. But for me, LED TV is the best buy for me.🎯 Thanks, B the installer for the video.

[@michaelllanio]

My only issue with a projector is once that lens or bulb goes out it’s a pain in the ass to replace and they’re not cheap. I’m good with an LG tv any day. Based off how you’re reacting to it, automatically I can tell it’s not really great. Plus I’m very observant to the details of the picture quality.

[@thyreason]

It's a laser projector there is no bulb to replace.. so basically you need to get a new projector after 24,000 to 30,000 hrs average usage

[@richg8016]

Amazon sells some real good replacement bulbs. Finally had to replace mine on my Benq projector and Im more than satisfied.

[@mattmiller2761]

The screen doesn't seem to be rejecting the light as well as my setup here. I've got an Optoma P1 with a 120" UST screen. Hard to tell from the video I guess. We use ours with all the lights on daily here. Make sure the screen is right side up.

[@mattmiller2761]

@@jpf1978 Yeah, they don't work upside down. The more I look at this, I'm pretty sure it's upside down.

[@wilmaterna4667]

yes B and Jen need to try turning the screen right side up, otherwise it won't reflect the projector image, instead the ceiling lol

[@AtlantaGuns]

I was about to say the same thing. That is one of the darkest alr screens I’ve ever seen....

[@michaelwyckoff7593]

Wow be you are Killin it with the big TV's and projector screens.. You are definitely the Man brotha.

[@ironleader3169]

Killing it? He reviews the 5G model and not the 9G model, The review was a waste of time!

[@andrewpotter9169]

I have a BenQ short throw 1080p projector with a 90 inch screen. The image isn’t as good as my Samsung 4K 42 inch tv and obviously I wouldn’t expect it to be. BUT where it comes into its own is the fact that the projector is 3D. I have a 3D Blu-ray player and along with my 7.1 av amp and speaker set up the experience is totally immersive. PS you need projector capable active 3D glasses.

[@markwalsh2709]

I have the Epson 4010 and a 106" screen in my living room. I have black-out blinds, but some ambient light from other rooms. For the most part, I'm always thrilled with the picture. I'd like to try an ultra-short throw projector, but the distance from the screen requirement and the blocking of the center channel is a problem. I love that with an ultra-short throw, people don't walk in front of the light beam. Since I already have a projector mounted and wires running to it, I guess if I want an upgrade, I'm still better off with another front projector. If a 110" tv ever hits the $5-7k range, I'll buy that, but until then, I favor a front projector

[@mabialaemile8541]

In the next 5 to 7 year i guess we will start getting goos prices for 100inch TV's ( that's my hope )

[@paulcox2447]

Hisense and tcl will be the first to bring them to market

[@rawirimoko2411]

The start was crazy - I see you looking at my package -she said after yeah it a good package

[@joereyes9194]

After you test and show all the TV's you get what happens to all those TV's thank you for all the reck.

[@drustill]

I worked in tech for over a decade, telco to be specific, so I can chime in with confidence based on relevance, as I did deal with many of the vendors who played in many augments of the consumer electronics space ie Samsung, Apple, Google. Firstly, all vendors have a pool of product, usually referred to as seeds on the unit level, that are generally final production, some pre/production so that they can be sent (or “seeded”) to appropriate partners who require devices earlier on in the launch process - if it’s a status quo 6-8 month go to market window, individuals in the QA, UX & systems arm of vendor partners, for example, would need product sooner so they can begin to log their usage, flag issues as product software is updated OTA to work out the kinks etc. OK, let’s jump out of the weeds I reluctantly tripped and fell into-creature of habit. Anyways, long story less long, but definitely not short, seeding influencers is a win-win for manufacturers. It’s free press you could say; and free press is good press, remember-jokes aside, consumers are more likely to take the word of what appears to be unbiased third party reviewers, or their favourite influencers, for example, over an OEM overly produced, fancy sizzle reel telling you why their new product is the best thing since sliced bread. Because that’s what they have to say…whereas influencers, unless some form of shady kickback is agreed upon to paint their product in a more favourable light, tell the truth more often than not. It’s like illegal gambling. Is it worth profiting on one underhanded bet if it’s means compromising your credibility and essentially blscklisting you across all players in your creator space - trust me, tech industries are very incestuous, like others, and word travels am fast. Now, pre production or cheaper products can stay with influencers usually, but often they are clawed back to be repurposed in some way to the vendor. All depends on their budget and protocol of the product managers who own specific launches. I’d imagine big ticket items, like these massive televisions are taken back, or there may be an opportunity to keep for a discounted, employee or partner rate. Hope all that helps! 🍻 #DrusViewz

[@craigosterberg5045]

This is one big project. Congratulations. Once set up looks great for sports and Movies. I would rather have the 98 inch Tv.

[@MobbJusticeTV]

Calibrating the screen and projector appears to take quite some work. But once done, it really looks great. Definitely keen to check out a laser TV 👏

[@teslacybertruck750]

Hey B congrats on surpassing 200k Subs!❤

[@stefanmarraccini8646]

The right move....always...is TV and UST proj with spouse approved dropdown/pop-up 120"-150" ALR. Best of all worlds. You're still gonna field complaints about square things and "boxes" everywhere, but speakers need enclosures...Right?

[@LordCommandor]

Sticking to my 2022 75in LG 4k TV I got from Walmart for $795 Picture quality is super fantastic and I wouldn't buy another TV product unless it's virtual.

[@stewart2568]

Finally!!!!!! You moving into the true future of TV! YES!!!!!

[@edwardgiver]

I put my projector outside and shoot on my garage. 220 inches. All the families in my neighborhood hate me because all the kids want to come over and play Mario Kart.

[@tahirhameed-mth1530]

Impressed with your Old TV

[@Sylwester19771977]

First of as being addicted to big screens I love your videos. Eventhough I love big screens I would keep the 100 inch led tv than a 120 inch projector

[@renecarrera1836]

I would go for quality in A TV rather than large screen on a short throw projector. I have a LG C1 86 inch and a optima ultra short throw projector, there's no comparison I hardly use my projector because of the image quality.

[@apexgamer3173]

in my living hall room i have sony KD65Z9D an amazing tv, i want to replace it with Optoma UHZ50 4K LASER LONG THROW will i regret? or shuld i go XGIMI Aura the living room is bright with screen on still it will be bright.

[@markwalsh2709]

@@apexgamer3173 The UHZ50, is a super bright front projector. I'd rather have a 20" or larger increase in screen size, than a glossy 86" tv. I love front projectors if you can deal with the HDMI and power cord that needs to run to the projector. I love the mat look of projector picture, which is more like a movie theater. With front projectors, you get a full 178 degree viewing angle and no reflections. input lag might be an issue, but my son plays xbox and PlayStation 5 and would still rather have the larger front projector screen, than play on his OLED screen.

[@marksalamon619]

Always appreciate your excellent A/V reviews on KZbin, Brandon. If I were investing $4,000 in a display, however, I know I would definitely NOT be spending my money on this Hisense short throw projector (or any other projector, for that matter). I'm much more interested in buying a bright and accurate 85" OLED or LCD TV in the $3,000 to $4,000 price range. An 85" TV would be PLENTY big enough for me and would provide me superior image quality.

[@juneharry8908]

If this hits 120FPS, it’s definitely a game changer!

[@andrevideosgera]

Yeap, but only at 1080p.

[@mscanza]

I love how Caesar is just watching in that giant chair...

[@stacerogers4008]

I wish someone would make a traditional ceiling mounted projector with smart tv features and eArc outputs like this one 👍

[@thomasmathew1212]

I have 10 year old ceiling mount projector. I connected a Roku box and a fire stick. Now it is a smart projector.

[@stacerogers4008]

@@thomasmathew1212 great. But does it have an eArc output? Still not sure why these projectors are not a product 👍

[@chrislivesinreality8245]

you complain about something that makes no sense. What is the difference, a projector for eARC or a media player? UR still using the same amount of cables.

[@stacerogers4008]

@@chrislivesinreality8245 I require an eArc to connect to my Sonos Arc soundbar. Neither a standard projector, blu ray or media streaming device have these outputs. Only modern TVs seem to have these therefore I’m forced to purchase expensive adapter to convert standard hdmi audio into eArc.

[@vakativijayakumar1008]

Cost ??

[@xsixinfantryx]

Glad you made sure it wasn't too high. Can't stand when people put thier TV super high like on fireplaces and stuff. Feels like your watching TV in a waiting room. Never understood that.

[@brucea9871]

I agree; a TV on a fireplace would be too high and it would look like watching TV in a waiting room. Moreover the heat from the fireplace would adversely affect the TV (assuming it's a real fireplace and not just a decorative one).

[@karlmay655]

Sehr informativ und gut vorgetragen alles verständlich erklärt

[@pasarelasmodas]

The doggie is so sweeetttt i can't wait for my new tv 😋😋

[@ElHombre13]

I’m more interested on the real worker on the chair. I see him wondering what the humans are trying to accomplish! 💪💪💪

[@kneckbrort79]

Look how much space you have now. Instead of the Table and TV. 👍✌️😁 And for gaming try benq.

[@TriMuXx]

I’m waiting for a review of the new USTs like ForMovie Theater and AWOL’s really bright 3500. This category of projector has blown up and we are seeing just the beginning of what USTs will bring. I prefer not to lift a 300lb screen to mount on the wall and then have to freak panic about when I have to move to a new house. The glare is still really distracting, especially when watching HDR content that tends to get dark, and I would prefer to see a little bit of “image fade” over watching a reflection of my kitchen or backyard during a super dark scene in a movie/show. Game of Thrones’ dark episodes come to mind here. Hopefully he will be able to get his hands on an AWOL or ForMovie Theater soon for another comparison.

[@djpanda9277]

Hi love your videos and value your opinion, which would you recommend ? Samsung Q990R sound bar or LG S95QR

[@thatstreamingfella7298]

From the UK love the vids. Keep them coming! Best installer channel.

[@nuggetpiece]

Still use my old 1080p 120'' projector in my theater room. Obviously not as good of quality as my OLED, but size matters boys.

[@juancarlosjaramillopaz7013]

My friend from London I prefer the 📺 too much trouble with this projector thanks any way enjoy

[@wizardmaster6639]

For $4k, I would buy four 75" HD TVs, connect them together and hand it - you will get a much much bigger screen and don't have to watch it in the dark

[@kafiaahmed469]

You can get 4K 75 inch for 700 bucks

[@tidegames6785]

That's my zip code as well :) San Carlos haha. Great informative vid as always!!

[@justynwoods3009]

Also thank you guys for all your reviews definitely love the channel

[@jcaravella]

Thanks for the great review! The refresh rate in spects shows 60hz. At 11:00 you say 4K @ 120. Is that accurate?

[@tsetendorjee9040]

Thank you for your sharing us !

[@ryanfoltz6011]

Great video. Hisense recommends 68 from ceiling to the top of the table. I have 66" will that be enough?

[@princepatel4744]

You should also review the L9G

[@TurtleMatey]

Hey B, how far are you sitting from that beast and your 98" TV?

[@eliasmiranda5637]

Just moved to my new home. Can't wait to set up new home theater room. With the short projector.. Looking for a Motorized rise up 90" to 100" Screen.

[@shuradecapricornio1985]

the proyector is nice but you need a dark room, i preffer the big oled tv screen is better image quality, britghness,.color and contrast...👍😎👌

[@TBoogy3]

Most OLED panels need a dark room too. Really comes down to image quality versus screen size.

[@TheMeefive]

I've heard it's been said, "It's not the size of the ship, it's the motion in the ocean." But for me, if you have to say that then your ship is too small. Tv people always have to compensate. They talk about black levels, brightness blah blah blah. The reason is they're ship is too small. Projectors are the way to go . When you're looking at 120 to 150 inches even on a 1080p projector, a tv simply cannot compete. With all the talk about how great Oleds are, you can't help but notice that tv's are getting bigger. They're clearly suffering from projector envy.

[@bilalahmad-bo9ge]

Congrats but if I had a huge tv like yours, I would never change it to such projector. By the way what was the price?

[@RAJESH-sz3pf]

Dear🥰 sir/madam..i like your commitment buy screen to explore to all..too superrr🥰

[@NewYorksFinest1]

We just hung out 85 inch tv up from a 65. It was a pain to hang and heavy the laying it on the carton helped. Can you do a video of the best settings for picture and sound?

[@lieulieubear1407]

I was thinking of getting a projector for theater vibes and a TV just for personal. Use. I just bought a TV on black Friday waiting for it to ship.. but also thinking of still getting a projector

[@IvanRodriguez-je6yp]

It seems like TV's like that are not meant for everyday watching, for me I would probably get the best use out of it in a theater room atmosphere, I used to have a DLP projector with a firehawks 150 screen and that worked really well in my basement theater room for which it really looked great in low lighting and soundproof environment, I would definitely get the 120 screen from Hisense if I had to do it all over again because it looks like I would get the same quality as my old theater room, it's a great and totally different View and experience when it's set up as a theater,

[@aigi66]

No German subtitles was the last time I watched this channel.

[@pegeggeggleston4315]

Hi - Very interesting. I wouldn't work in our home, but it would be great in a theater room. Enjoy and thanks for sharing. Love PegEgg

[@matthewd5062]

Not sure how it works in the US but in the UK Hisense pay to send their engineers to professionally install these. I work in the industry and from what I've heard the Lasers are selling well. I own a Samsung and Hisense TV and they are both good but Samsung imo are still better but Hisense are catching up fast.

[@bherbo3943]

This is the one we been waiting for boys! Projector gang in the BUILDING!!!!!

[@hangkooshin3170]

This is a 0.47DMD chipset projector. Theoretically 4k, but the actual resolution is slightly better than 1080p. 0.66 chipset projectors are almost equivalent to 4k. And this is a laser projector. A laser dlp engine produce noticable rainbow effect.

[@christophecornu1585]

Bonjour 👋. Bonne vidéo de ce projecteurs .👍 de france à Groix. Bye

[@chrisbullock6477]

Alot of work! If I ever got the PX1 Pro I'd have to have the screen professionally installed. Not dealing with that headache..

[@6969tomahawk]

I have a big wall , I like to have a 120” or 150” your look great and how much did you pay for it? Is it a regular promo or lasers projector?? Thanks

[@franky3236]

Mate can't wait to see what you do when the walls aren't big enough.....lol!

[@adolfobravo76]

Chicos me dejaron asombrado...

[@hitszonechannel]

thanks for the review, I'm a loyal viewer from Indonesia, you are a mentor for me because my content is the same as yours, but I'm just an amateur KZbinr

[@Charlesfernandez0]

God Blessed you man, Jen is so funny 😆 😁😆

[@jimzo4972]

love you konten.... love you guys 🎄🎄🎄🎀🥰🥰

[@socool8860]

You do understand that gray light rejecting screen will dumb down some of the brightness, but may help with the blacks.

[@cpoux8652]

Amazing product I'm surprised it has hdmi 2.1 but capped at 60hz 🤔. Is this true? I only seen 60 on their site

[@andrevideosgera]

I don't think it can run 4k@120hz. It runs at 4k@60hz or 1080p@120hz. That's because of DMD chip limitation, hence, the reason for using HDMI 2.1 is not for video bandwidth capabilities but other functions like ALLM and eARC.

[@Quaddragon]

I think you have sold me on the TCL at this point. I'm just waiting for Black Friday as 8k is still a bit too rich for my blood.

[@TheAny66]

Spettacolo. Complimenti ,ottimo schermo. 👍👍👍🎞️

[@samsiphandone7412]

You should turn on TCL tv next to the projector and we can compare the screens between dark and bright room....

[@zackhod8661]

I think I’ll keep my set-up (Sony 85” Bravia XR 8K...Pioneer Elite VSX-LX505 9.2 AV Receiver...Pioneer A-30-K Noir Amp...Digital Spectrum Analyzer LED...AM Audio DB Display MK11... (3) Definitive Tech BP9080X- 3WY Towers...(2) Golden Ear Triton Towers👀..Sony Digital DVD... PS5...hook ups... if you want the TRUE experience you have to UP the ante “ know what I mean”✌️ peace out

[@moy3804]

If you do install videos can you please do us installer a favor and call out measurement please? Like how tall was the TV stand? What are the dimensions of the screen? Etc. So we cna create a point of reference

[@lialbrown1116]

This video made me subscribe to your channel, well done!

[@v.maharaj3365]

I am exploring options to upgrade a Sony Bravia. 3d is a must have.

[@logan.stark777]

Personally prefer the resolution quality of a television over a projector. However, possess a large desire to build a dedicated theater room with a projector. An approximately 100” television will come first.

[@GjbMcN]

on a purely eWaste environmental level short throw LASER projectors appeal( longevity also). ALSO for screen size it will still take a while for Big Tvs to scale up to what projectors can do and be ordinarily affordable. Sidelight ON screen and Roof light FROM the projector is also something to watch out for. I wish they could make a non-speaker dumb projector at an even cheaper price. I would love to know power consumption details

[@tonyv3000]

I agree on the dumb projector option. I find it easier to navigate through streaming services (Netflix etc) on the Apple TV than via the TV and a settop box recorder for free-to-air. I can't recall the last time I used the TV on its own to watch free to air television.

[@williamgoring7605]

I don't know I have a Galaxy s22 ultra it's like the top one of the top phones out right now and it gets a fantastic picture I love it I don't know why you would need 120 in television it doesn't make any sense it makes no sense at all

[@andrewattenboroughtwothumb4697]

I like the hisense 100 inch laser tv and this is incredible

[@babygamer405]

Price wise, I would this short throw projector over the 98 inch because I can get two theater room with the price of one 98 inch.

[@riccowerner7747]

Werde ich mir auch bald zulegen.100Zoll reicht völlig aus.

[@JhonatanLopezProductions]

Funny how you always go bigger but it's NEVER BIG ENOUGH!

[@tomasbaer9070]

Great video ! Does this Hisense support 3D ? Was it set at its brightest mode ?

[@DigitalDutchess-ge9ci]

I have this 120 short throw also but bought it without the screen. I do have a 100in screen though. Could I resize the image that small? Was just watching you use the calibrator so needed to ask asap. Thanks in advance if you reply lol

[@daddygrace253]

You guys are fantastic at putting electronics together. However, I prefer a 4K Smart television over a projector screen television because the picture quality is better. I recently purchased the Samsung 2022 OLED 4K Smart Television. The picture quality is fantastic watching sports, movies, and television series. I upgraded my Verizon Fios cable boxes to the 4K TV One boxes and the Fios WiFi 6 Router. You can tell on Daddy Grace nothing.😀 😃 😄 😁 😆 😅 😂 🤣 Last night I watch Dracula A.D. 1972 in HD after purchasing it off Amazon Prime. The picture quality on this old movie is great on the Samsung OLED. Hisense and TCL televisions are low end televisions for people on a budget in my opinion. I am a Samsung 4K Smart Televisions consumer.

[@TBoogy3]

No, TCL and Hisense just cost what they should, and Samsung charged you extra for their name. *And I have all 3 in my house, as well as Sony.

[@daddygrace253]

@@TBoogy3 You are right that Samsung prices are high but the picture quality is excellent on the new 2022 Samsung OLED. I am currently watching 'Animal Kingdom' on TNT and the picture quality of unbelievable. Sorry TCL and Hisense cannot touch the picture quality on OLED & QLED on Samsung televisions.

[@TBoogy3]

@@daddygrace253 Sony makes one of the best OLED TVs actually.

[@TBoogy3]

@@daddygrace253 but I do know the new Samsung OLED is supposed to be pretty good. Personally a no go for me though because I refuse to not have Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.

[@daddygrace253]

@@TBoogy3 Sony makes great televisions, however, I prefer the Samsung 4K OLED Smart Television. I am not a gamer. I purchased my 2022 Samsung OLED to watch movies/series on Epix, HBO Max, Starz, Showtime, Amazon Prime, Netflix, Tubi TV, Pluto TV, and Crackle TV. I upgraded my Verizon Fios cable boxes and Router to the Fios TV One cable boxes and WiFi 6 Router.

[@cipriansuteu203]

Hello, can you tell me please, what is the distance between your walls, I am curious if it's enough distance to watch correctly and clear the Laser TV ? Or what is the optimal distance to watch MLS , NBA or Netflix, on this huge and amazing Laser TV 120 inch? Thanks a lot for your time, from, Romania, Europe 🇪🇺 😀 😉🙂. You do a great job 👍 🙌👏.

[@JoseJuarez-ln5vz]

Q62478q5 día de la secretaria en Venezuela este película

[@zbf]

What can you say about 110" Elite Screens SableFrame er110wh1? Which screen is best for ultra short Lazer projector?

[@panike]

I switched to a UST Projector and 100inch ALR Screen for my main setup and it's hard going back to a regular tv.

[@trinitywilkinscrazyworld7066]

Naw it’s nice cause of this size and it’s cool for the media room. But that TCL 98” wins. I just purchased myself a 86” Sony yesterday.

[@trinitywilkinscrazyworld7066]

@Official_B_The_installer hello sir how are you this Trinity Wilkins. Did I really win something? That sure would make my day.

[@captkirk075]

Can you send a link for the ikea 50.00 table . I've looked everywhere and can't find it, thanks great video.

[@MyGadgetsWorld]

Now this is called "HUGE"

[@arielito1390]

No terminamos de asombrarnos con el de 98" que ahora salio el de 120" ¿ahora hay que pensar en el tamaño de la casa según el tamaño del lcd??.... SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA