My Invisible 150" 4K Laser TV Setup

150" 4K HDR Dolby Vision + Bowers & Wilkins Dolby Atmos.
Cramming maximum functionality into the smallest possible size is my jam. I've been trying to get my hands on one of these for a long time now and this device has been everything I'd hoped for and more.
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[@scratastic1]

I understand it's a sponsored product, that's why I usually try to avoid these kind of video's for information. Things worth mentioning for people thinking about a UST projector: - The bigger the screen size the less bright it gets, specified lumens often (not mentioned as ANSI as well) are less than advertised - To be even comparable with a TV at the same price point you really need to get an ALR (ambient light reflective) screen, another $1000-1500 extra to add probably more if you really want to go the full 150' Also if having a big rectangular shape in the room is an issue you'd need to have a even more expansive 'hidden' roll screen as well. - Have an option to easily darken the room for the best quality, dark walls making it even better. - Try to avoid keystone, this will decrease imagine quality so it's best to set it up in a fixed position, most TV furniture is not very well prepared for this which could lead having a gap between the furniture and the wall, or have to get a sliding mechanism to set the projector if you want the 100'+ sizes - 'just put in a suitcase and take it with you' I really don't think these kind of projectors are meant for this kind of 'abuse' unless you get a specific suitcase with cut out foam. Also every time you get back home you have to align it again. There are specific models made for this purpose but of course these will have less of an image quality at the same price point. Furthermore if you really think about it, how often are there suitable locations when travelling to display a 100' or bigger screen? And if so what are the chances of it being perfectly smooth wall, because the slightest uneven surface will be very visual with a UST projector, So besides the extra projector suitcase you also have to take an foldable screen with you as well going places. Like I said there is definitely a good user case for these projectors, I myself are still in doubt to go big or go quality that's why I did a little research and came up with these points.

[@_kopiter_]

"most TV furniture is not very well prepared for this which could lead having a gap between the furniture and the wall, or have to get a sliding mechanism to set the projector if you want the 100'+ sizes" - Exactly this. The only thing that stops from getting it. It's short - throw but still not short enough, to get 120" that my regular projector has, I need to move the stand significantly away from the wall.

[@PryzmMRP]

Ty

[@potatorenzo]

Thank you

[@Jaiysful]

Point 1 is not true (perhaps results vary from the top tier brand vs cheap no-name brands), I can NEVER tell brightness level difference on my 4k laser tv. I have tried pushing it right up against the wall for small picture vs a 120inch, and it's negligible in visibility differences (especially during day time with ambient lights shining into the room). As long as ANSI Lumens is being advertised you won't get ripped off. Point 2 is also redundant as 1st your eyes adjust you don't need the TV's high brightness once you're used to a wall projection. 2nd, most people would be working during the day and watching tv in the afternoon-evening and projector brightness is definitely watchable. ALR is not necessary and a simple decision to go without IF you are prioritising minimalism which OP definitely is. Point 3 valid Point 4 valid Point 5 depends on the occasion, it's worth the transportation and re-setup if like OP doesn't have a fixed ALR screen to re-align. But yes, not damaging the glass lense cover is monumentally important.

[@cassie.minimalist]

@@_kopiter_ my friend keeps it in a drawer and it works super good.

[@TheJunkieWhisperer]

I've had this projector for a couple months now and I love it! I use it with a 100" screen. The speakers are good enough that unless you're using surround sound, there's no point in buying a sound bar. That saves you some money right off the bat and this thing already can't be beat for the price!

[@moogle17]

So we’re trading the black rectangle with a grey one. It’s really not ideal to watch without a projector screen. I tried it for a month without then again with a screen and it was a night and day difference. There are retractable projectors screens out there that can achieve that sweet minimalist look. Though they’re really very expensive and don’t come in bigger sizes.

[@elisterr]

You can purchase a rising screen for that. During the "OFF" time it is behind the cabinet. If you start the projector, the screen will raise itself by itself.

[@Cherlas]

Hey Daniel, i know that it is a bit weird, but you're full time job as an architect/youtube really got me inspired to also be an form for architect just interior designer when im older. I'm only 14 years old but still you made me in love to architect, minimalism and architect and of course photography, you literally inspired me to full renovate my room and i told my mom about you, "You're living my dream", You're my biggest idol ❤

[@menlo7256]

this is so cute, i also share the same sentiments. hopefully Daniel responds to you soon!

[@Cherlas]

@@cathhl2440 Ty for those kind words

[@Cherlas]

@@menlo7256 ty you're the best, God bless you

[@huddlespith]

So cool that you already have such cool interests, keep at it!

[@PixelShade]

I'm getting a feeling we can expect great things from you in the future! :) keep at it! It's great to find a passion early on in life. My parents never really understood my passion in game development and level design at the exact same age. They regarded it as "play" and not a "real job" to strive for, instead steering me into other directions... now I'm 40 years old and I am making up for it! I started a game studio and now I am doing game development. It's great! :D However, I will always wonder what would have happened to me if I actually had support at the age of 14. You're at a wonderful stage in life, just follow your guts and go for it!

[@jauipop]

So… I guess one of the issues is that you need a properly painted white wall or screen to have a good image. Some of the issues you mentioned that there are with TV’s have kind of been solved with one that I bought recently - the Samsung Frame. It’s a gorgeous minimalist TV and it also is matte. I’m in an apartment now that has huge windows and have had no issues with watching it during the day. Also, when it’s “off”, it displays artwork of your choosing. I guess the only issue is it can’t get bigger or smaller.

[@antonburdin9756]

Yes, and it sounds well, and at 75 inches it could be less expensive.

[@techknow9237]

@@antonburdin9756 Every year rv prices come down. The sound is fine but nothing compared to the many soundbars out there. The picture also loses colour and depth esp if you don't use a projector screen.

[@antonburdin9756]

@@techknow9237 , yes, the technology is evolving constantly. It is true for both TV’s and projectors. Buying thin TV as Samsung Frame I did not expect good sound quality at all - I was fully prepared to invest in some audio equipment. But it turned to be surprisingly good - I decided to skip sound bar for the setup. Don’t get me wrong - you can get much better sound quality with dedicated speakers for different channels in a purposefully prepared space. But in a living room with large windows, variety of uses and all the design considerations - it is probably not worth the effort. Projectors are great if the space is not too bright (the darker the better) and you need a huge screen (over 80 inches). If the space is dark but you could leave with a smaller diagonal - OLED TVs could generally provide better value. However, the particular room is very bright and LCD panel at this size should be better solution. All projectors capable of producing similar picture quality and brightness are much more expensive.

[@no.reply_]

I like the rise of high tech projectors. the only time my family is Tv is when we watch a movie or show together at night, so throughout the day it’s just a blk box

[@ElieBeth___]

This thing is awesome! Would be perfect in my apartment… Hefty price tag though oof but hopefully more like this will come out and bring the price down

[@grahamlaing5629]

We went with 2022 Frame for our media room. Art mode is fantastic with matte finish. Also purchased the Serif for our lounge for the asthetics + ambient mode. I would highly recommend both depending on the space you have to work with.

[@trogdor]

I complain agree with you on short throw projectors being a designer’s dream. Once my TV finally died last year, my wife and I finally agreed it was time to replace it with a projector. We do most of our intentional screen time during the evenings so we’re able to have that theater style experience at home. And not having a black rectangle the focal point of the room is wonderful. We opted for a white Optoma projector and it sits on our credenza along side some family photos, vintage cameras, books and record player. One thing I’d like to see from companies is teaming up with Sonos so that I can pair my surround speakers that flank our couch - you just can replicate that in my opinion.

[@MichaelNNguyen]

The projector is nice but for regular daily use, a traditional tv is a much better buy not to mention replacing one of these project bulbs is costly.

[@NoelLinnane]

It looks like a great projector. But, you either need to keep the wall bare, or put a huge white permanent screen on it, which I wouldn’t advise in a small space. I think a Samsung Frame tv would equally fix a lot of the issues you’ve discussed. It has an anti reflective Matt screen which appear as art when not in use😊

[@matgggg55]

You still need an ugly screen on your wall if you want to get any where close to quality of a tv. Your argument is that of a salesman, not logical, ignoring common sense, overstating false positives, rattling off unrelated statistics with out actually even understanding them your self. This was a very nice commercial.

[@KenJones1961]

After much research on the TV for our living room we ended up with a Samsung Frame. It's the new model so no glare. Everyone is wowed when they walk in the living room and are greeted by 75" painting. ...which changes. Conversely, I have an LG C2 in the office as both a monitor and TV. It's a cave so the OLED is fantastic. I'm sure projectors have a place. Just not in my house.

[@gonschor7dleven]

IMO Samsung’s The Frame is the best compromise because you can trade that Big Black Rectangle for something more akin to an art frame on the wall, and not have to suffer any of the drawbacks of a projector. Even for as good as they have gotten, there’s too many conditions they have to meet to get ideal picture quality.

[@UhOhUmm]

It's not true 4k. It's pixel shifted 4k. This kind of false marketing is disgusting.

[@Brynamyte]

You are my new favourite interior design youtuber!! Keep up the good work good sir :))

[@pinkdulin7641]

I overall like your videos very much, but im little bit disappointed by this one. Feels more like a commercial 1. Its just no "TV" like the title suggests; projectors and tvs are two different things and none of them is really better than the other, cause both have their own specific pros and cons 2. TVs have reflections in bright rooms, but projectors due their terrible black levels are waaaay worse there than any tv 3. OLED-BurnIn is no thing anymore; Oled and other display technologies have nothing to do with anti-reflection. Oleds even are more reflective than led, and thats ok, cause their goal is outstanding picture quality and contrast

[@mateuszkozdroj1412]

I love your videos in general and understand the idea of having projector instead of TV in small space. However, in this case I would argue that most TVs look way better than the short-throw projector you are presenting. It looks very odd to me on top of the cabinet.

[@Enidx10]

Yeah. I was gonna say the same. While it is minimalistic, it is quite an eyesore on a tv stand. Sure you can put it away, but it takes effort to lug around that giant box. I think a wall mounted tv adds an aesthetic to a room, honestly. Will keep an eye on this though if I ever decide to go the projector route

[@ShapeyFiend]

I'm looking forward to these becoming more affordable in the next few years at which point I'll probably grab one. I've got a 42" TV but I'm not crazy about getting one larger than that because your living room begins to look like a bachelor pad.

[@TouchWorld3G]

Sorry Daniel, but you are wrong about the reflections of LCDs. There are awesome antireflex coatings. If you spend 1000+ USD on a 55"+ LCD/QLED you get awesome pricture quality even in bright daylight like your apartement.

[@atrium12]

He means when the display is off.

[@colin2936]

Put it next to a OLED tv , then you will put your project back in its box .

[@tomasjari9412]

As a gamer, I must have OLED. LG C1 is just amazing.

[@Tyson-luvs-nuggets]

Just got my LG C2 last week

[@Shift4g]

I was able to do this. This projector (my first) replaced a 77" G1 in my "theater room". I wouldn't trade either. The OLED is clearly better at being an OLED, but all of that just dissolves when you are sitting in front of 130". It's like comparing a sedan to an SUV imo. Their individual strengths make them even, just in different ways.

[@bk99911]

@@Shift4g Projectors are ideally used in dedicated home theatre rooms. Ideally with no windows, black walls and ceilings, projector screen, etc. gets the most out of the projector. However they are a poor choice for a bright living room like shown in this video. An OLED or the Samsung Frame TV is a far better option for a living room.

[@trogdor]

I can vouch for OLED for personal use and small rooms. But I’m on Daniel’s side about not having a giant black rectangle dominate the main living space.

[@omc951]

Daniel, I would be interested to see your opinion around Samsung’s 2022 Frame TV. It has a matte finish to avoid reflections and is bright enough for daytime use as well. It avoids the black rectangle effect by using art mode with a motion sensor so that it’s not on when you’re not in the room. In this video you had to shrink the image down which takes away one of the main advantages of projectors over TVs. To get your money’s worth out of any UST, your really have to pair it up with a UST specific ambient light rejection screen which defeats the purpose of the interior design aspect of using a UST.

[@xSabinx1]

Fine of you don't care much for quality or are a casual user. You need a screen with a UST and not exactly ideal for gaming with input lag

[@arun_kumar0]

Aaahhh thank you Daniel... i was literally thinking about whether to go with tv or a projector for my new apartment which is very small... i cant afford to buy a short throw projector, but I can definitely get a 5000-6000 lumen projector with my budget... just wanted to ask you if we could use it to watch tv for a long time... at least for 4-6hours continuously without any problem... you know... Indian parents looooove to watch family shows for hours 😁

[@None38389]

Blank wall actually bothers me a lot more than a TV to be honest. As someone who favors maximalism I found there are quite a lot of ways to smooth out the presence of a big TV.

[@studiosandrock]

What is a maximalist doing in this channel?

[@downtownraw2676]

A quick fix around that would be having paintings or posters on the walls. While having a motorized alr screen going over that said to project image on top.

[@adityakapoor8055]

Looks so so good! Real pity that it doesn't natively support Netflix..

[@drewcipher896]

Prefacing this by saying I think projectors are SUPER cool. The problem with projectors(other than the cost, heat output, fan noise, and extreme power consumption) is that they preform best in rooms with dark or black walls. And at their worst in rooms with white walls. Reflected light from white walls in the room really degrades the picture quality. And I've heard it's not a problem with laser projectors, but I find the flickering colors when you move your head very distracting. I'd rather pay 1/10th of the price for a better image quality TV and just cover it when not in use, or use a screensaver.

[@Shift4g]

You can't really beat the size though, and I always minimized how big of difference it could be until I got a projector. I've repeatedly found now that people start caring less about the quality differences of a panel vs projector once they've tasted the increase in immersion.

[@marcellsimon2129]

""1/10th of the price"? where do you find a good quality tv for $300 that's more than 60"? I was also surprised by the 3k price tag, then looked around for 80" TVs and found out that they start from 1.5k.. still not 3k, but the option to move it and turn my wall into a 150" home cinema for the evening is pretty awesome :)

[@BastiWill]

Great video! How loud is the fan/cooler when running the projector?

[@kevinturnr]

I would check with a reviewer that wasn’t given the product for quality questions like this! Generally get better answers

[@teohyc]

Used one from another brand for 5 years and there are some issues with the lighting now. Will be getting another UST projector in the future

[@pbltob9636]

UST projector without CLR/ALR screen - waste if money. Quality will improve significantly with proper screen

[@iguanagoat799]

"First 4k HDR UST laser projector" - lol. Yeh right. They've been available for at least 2 years. Don't be a cheap shill for sponsored content - great way to lose all credibility and your fans.

[@hayleyharrison5127]

This projector seems completely overkill for your space imo. Spending that much money to have it at the smallest size on a regular white wall means you’re missing out on the quality and size you are paying for. And then you can’t even use the speakers on their own?? I’d be looking for something cheaper. If I was in love with the idea of a blank white wall maybe a projector, but most people would probably prefer having artwork up or something. I’d buy Samsung’s frame TV in a second for this space.

[@captainkaiii]

A projector can work amazingly well in the right space, but we gotta admit that Samsung made strides in changing the game with the Frame TV, especially now that they have them available in larger sizes.

[@switchdeck9164]

Never heard anyone ever complain that a tv was ugly or made a room look bad

[@anaalves3658]

@@switchdeck9164 I don't like the look of a TV 🙋‍♀️, I think that a black box is never pretty to look at. It's just one of those things that people are so used to seeing that you become "blind" to it. I do not own a TV, by choice, and am considering getting a projector for family movie nights.

[@switchdeck9164]

@@anaalves3658 a projector needs a screen still you shouldn't shoot a projector on the wall like this video suggests.

[@bk99911]

Thank you, I was just about to recommend the Samsung Frame TV, a great option for those who don’t like the look of the “black box”. Better option then any projector IMO. Projectors are best used in dedicated home theatre rooms.

[@grahamlaing5629]

Samsung frame and Serif are great

[@kdt110]

Is it just me or would this projector look a lot more enticing to the average consumer in it had the mi branding instead?

[@tbip2001]

I’ll give you credit, you really tried your best to sell that projector 😂😂😂. It’s nice, but for day to day viewing even a mid range tv is going to wipe the floor with it

[@Cyril29a]

It may not have a bluetooth in but you can easily add a chromecast or equivalent device for next to nothing turning one of the HDMI inputs along with one usb in to a bluetooth receiver for the projector. Not perfect but pretty simple.

[@eburyseptember1972]

Liked the video,until you said the picture on the projector with all the windows during the day was better than any LCD/old etc....🤣🤣🤣 Either you have seen some rubbish TVs or Formovie are paying you ? Agree the picture is very good,I have the same projector 😜 but my oled TV is miles better during the day,even with a few reflections.You wouldnt see any dark details on the projector in that set up during the day!! These type of Projectors will maybe have enough luminance to rival TVs during the day,but that won't be for a good few years

[@jsonlee01]

For some, having a giant tv is a status symbol. It’s a lot better than when CRT TVs we’re a thing. Talk about heavy! Plus with a projector, instead of having a reflective screen taking up the wall space, you have to have a blank white wall. Or you have a projector panel occupying the wall space.

[@ryosaeba5693]

Don't know if you ever heard of samsung the frame...serif...or even LG G2...

[@FarewelI]

The laser projector by Xiaomi is a real recommendation, nothing can beat its price-quality ratio!

[@roblugo8739]

For an apartment the size of a shoe box? This is stupid.

[@Moo_chain]

Got me a Sony oled Bravia and the picture quality and brightness is just great

[@switchdeck9164]

This video seems to gloss over a major flaw to this idea. A projector still requires a screen for the image to be displayed on because using a wall will cause a much worse picture.

[@patb5266]

Yup, he conveniently ignored that. No one is going to buy this and us it on a painted wall lol.

[@benaiahandpartners]

Definitely a biased take on a freebie🤮#ad

[@markragen5460]

That is why I went with the frame TV by Samsung!

[@grindfi]

literally watching this after 4 hours of sanding, and plasterinng my wall in my new home to make my projector look the best hahahah

[@NinaThoren]

This is the second video I have seen of this projector and it seems like my dream! My eyes can hurt from the light of a normal tv and I'm guessing this one is a bit nicer with the light bouncing on the wall instead of going straight to the eyes. Will keep an eye out for this when I need a new TV and just might get one

[@melikem1770]

Sorry but you are totally wrong! TV doesn't matter how high or low brightness it's still streaming directly blue lights to your eyes. UST projector streaming on wall not to your eyes.

[@oskarrrw]

by the way, you can get a really good oled for 3k dollars, much better picture. i really enjoy your channel, found it today!

[@md-sw6vm]

For those worried about aesthetics especially when the tv is not in use, there's this one made by Samsung called The Frame. It has this wood-like bezel so your tv can look like a picture frame when not in use (also art mode so it just displays art)

[@sanders2378]

Yes I’ve got the similar Samsung one that has a stand. My only criterion was that it needed a white bezel/housing, not black. However the picture is excellent and can show artwork, vids etc to blend in if required.

[@Rudy1150]

I am jealous. I keep going back and forth between the ForMovie and a 83" oled. The ALR CLR screen at 120" is really expensive, and to get 120" on an 8 foot wall you need it on low furniture and a good distance from the wall. There are a lot of drawbacks, but buying a 120" TV is not an option. and a normal projector would not work well in my setup.

[@Shift4g]

The only thing to do is trial it. Get the projector and see how it does in your existing environment, checking to see if optimizing it further would be worth your interest (getting lower furniture, screen, etc). If it doesn't wow you or you don't see the potential of it, then send it back and get the 83", and never look back.

[@sonyexp3441]

07:49 alr screen quite expensive but maube there some paint is capable to do the same reflection as alr screen?

[@techknow9237]

The colours are a bit flat and there seems to be a lack of depth in the picture from my experience. I noticed the bigger the display the less brighter the age becomes. Also when compared to higher end soundbars/surround sound - Formmovie fails! Also in connections, also lack of input connections and settings esp compared to modern TV 's.

[@YashSharma-pj4qh]

you forgot to put - sponsored video Tag !!

[@thetragicyouth]

Means you need a huge chunk of bare white wall - no colour, no pictures or anything. I'd find that much harder to live with than a 65 inch tv.

[@tmp4088]

For me you are an award winning architect :-) Thank you for those awesome videos can't get enough of them 🙂

[@andreawallenberger2668]

I agree! 😊

[@patb5266]

Trading a black screen for a white screen isn't much of a difference IMO. This UST like all requires a ALR screen or don't waste your money. So how is the screen NOT going to dominate a room? It isn't that's how. In reality a fixed ALR screen is going to be used for this and not a motorized unit although one can do that. In addition the speakers in the projector are not going to replace a good Atmos system as good as I've seen them said to be. I like this and what it can do but in reality you're trading one "eyesore" for another.

[@januszwrobel1166]

Is it capable of projecting 2.4:1 aspect ratio screen size?

[@SamHones-c7i]

I would like to know if 1) you could use it for rear projection (in a public space, to allow people to do stuff in front of it without gettting in the way of any beam 2) would you be able to ruhn a laser TV upside down i.e. project from top to bottom? I have a situation in mind where you normally have a projecter screen above a door way in normal use, but I am wondering about having a programmed tilter for the laser, that would cover all the way from top to the floor, with the usual keystone adjustments. The image might end up as a portait format, which would be ok

[@MetikalMan]

How long till this is $1k?

[@juliangst]

Using a projector without a proper projection screen is not optimal. Just get a QLED and display art on it

[@TaylorQuade]

I bought a non-smart, 39", 1080p tv in 2013. Unless that thing breaks, I will NEVER by a tv again.

[@TheGamingChad.]

wouldn't make more sense for the background to be a projector screen? I can't wait when they make something like this specifically for gaming, 240+hz, low latency etc. Seems like the concept of traditional TV is dying out.

[@コミ-e8z]

Cool and inevitable but not useful enough for the price. Just don't see the purpose over a normal television. What space is it saving? You can't have anything on the wall anyways. If you have a big enough wall to warrant this you have space for a large TV as well. The only thing it would be good for is if you move frequently. Maybe you are a traveler and need to bring a large TV with you for some reason? Most airbnb will have a sufficient TV and hotels probably won't have the wall space or table set up to use this thing.

[@Cyril29a]

I agree, I like my TV it is a 75" 4K HDR Sony Bravia, it is super bright and it only cost me $1000 Canadian. I have a monster sound system and my computer connected to it and besides the speakers everything is hidden behind a nice curtain I can open and close over the screen and amplifier. Way more useable and far less expensive. Oh and it sounds so much better too

[@darisalmond2257]

Yikes. Stick to architecture. Very little content given for someone to make an educated purchase decision between UST projector and, well frankly, any current TV technology regardless of manufacturer. Moreover, you are clearly underselling the fact that you must have an ALR screen for the Formovie projector to work properly, unless of course you are in a cave, which defeats your whole minimalist premise.

[@karieltheone]

What did I just watch? I thought this was a chanel about minimalism, small intentional living, and architecture...the price along on this thing contradicts most of that. If you are doing small living there is no way in hell that you will have the room to use the full size that the projector jas to offer, so you are most likely stuck with 80". Paying 3k for a 80" display makes no financial sense when you can buy a 70" 4k TV and a cheap sound bar for 1/4 the cost of this thing. And the comments about the glare...like most people work during the day, glare is not really a problem at night. And if you happen to be watching TV during the day, have you heard of blinds and curtains? Pretty handy stuff. At the end of the day, this is a gadget which it's only purpose is entertaining, and it cost more than a used car...it's existence is borderline immoral.

[@joeindia1647]

Projectors are hard to align, loud, low contrast, low brightness, the one featured here in particular, is slow response, not true 4k. I mean everything bad he mentions about a tv, this project is worse. Even the space aspect, projector absolutely requires a projector screen to perform adequately. Don’t buy a projector, you will regret it. This man doesn’t know what he is talking about, don’t listen to him.

[@rismau83]

I see what you mean about the big black square on your wall and I don’t really like that myself, but with a projector, isn’t there just a big empty white wall instead? I feel a tv at least indicate a function to the room and a bare wall looks se incomplete and unsatisfying. I know it’s a preference, but that big empty wall is really the biggest reason why I don’t buy a projector.

[@Twistid5one3]

why would you be passionate about living in a small place? that is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. and 150 inches equals the size of 2 75 inch tv's not 4 wtf

[@MrJaimeification]

In Japan they sell projectors disguised as flush mount ceiling lights. They look just like normal lights and functions as such but they are projectors

[@bjoernfu]

Maaaan I want the formovie theater for more than a month for my minimalistic Livingroom home theater, but it’s not available for more than a month in Europe only on bangood from Hongkong. Hope they fast fix the delivery problem.

[@andrewkurtz6897]

I love your video, but what really throws me off about it is the chicken and 1 coffee in a tray on the coffee table at 0:48. Weird. (Sorry 2 coffees, as the second one is hidden by the bucket of chicken.)

[@jimdery2920]

Good luck cranking output to max and not being hacked off by fan noise. Still the biggest drawback to laser projectors

[@thidea_official]

Watching this on my $120 (10,000 ₹) projector, it's pretty good. $3k dollars projector? No, thanks.

[@kobi-wanaenobi7080]

an empty wall looks worse. and in my opinion a living room without a tv just doesn't look right.. but I understand its a sponsored video...

[@novaricos]

Just drape a piece of fabric, afghan, quilt ,,,with a print you love, over it. no electricity or equipment needed! lol

[@DewraleeX]

3050$ !!! My TV Haier 4k 75" HDR Smart TV 990$ And it has a screen coverage from glare

[@AndreasJeppsson]

Where can I get your those blinds that covers yout big windows? Assuming you don't have any curtains

[@elenafedeli]

You are all astonishingly rich if you can only consider that as an option over a TV

[@eskerinola5845]

Hi. Have this Formovie Theater Projector. Since it does not have Netflix, I connected a Chromecast to the Theater and the FTheater to a receiver. Even by setting audio in the FTheater to ByPass I cannot get Dolby Atmos in the receiver, only PCM 2.0. Have you experienced the same?. Formovie support has not been able to find a solutio yet. Thank you!

[@nellylegend7264]

Look at you over exaggerating things and getting EVERYTHING WRONG designer trying to give an overview of TVs and a projector. They must have paid you well to make so many wrong insights in TVs

[@jimmyzhao2673]

The T.V.s that retract into a cabinet are also good options, those are typically found on motor yachts.

[@moritz_schoenermann]

Can it be hooked on computers or Pads too? :) It would be usefull in recording studios too... :)

[@somedood6621]

Exactly what I was wondering. Sick of screen reflections!

[@harmmie]

Samsung the frame 2022. It has an matte screen... Its super watching shows while day time.

[@kleytman]

I rather buy 3 55" tvs than a 4000 usd proyector, sorry but sorry

[@minimalistgangster1267]

I’ve had an LG ultra short throw projector for years and it was the best decision ever. It’s a minimalist’s dream! TVs are so 1950s.

[@fastica]

Having a big black rectangle ruining the design of a room is like the most 1st world problem ever.

[@francoisdelestre1728]

Daniel, what could be spectacular would be to make a TV cabinet with a recessed slot (with a sliding closure?) to insert such a projector so it would disappear from view, except when in use where you would just have to slide the closure to project. Maybe this already exists. What do you think about it?

[@anirudh90]

Does it come with compatibility with Netflix as well?

[@MrPigryx]

I found the best solution for my TV I throw it away and replace it with a bookshelf

[@immk9988]

Considering the price tag and non-legacy manufacturer, I would be highly curious and a bit skeptical about the warranty coverage.

[@Shift4g]

There is always a tradeoff, but many are willing to accept the risk when it comes to cost/performance.

[@switchdeck9164]

Lg has been making projectors since 2007 so 15 years isn't considered legacy?

[@immk9988]

@@switchdeck9164 This video is a review of a Formovie projector, so my comment was regarding their product.

[@lunarx11]

"I got given this for free" but it costs over 3000 dollars. Yeah... no.

[@guiltazaour2871]

mentioning the noise level of this devices are also important i will say even my wall clock is silent so, is this an ad?

[@IgorDellaPietra]

something i always struggle with when designing a space as a designer and fan of antique furniture is to make the best use out of a small room. what would you say as an architect where the limits of antique furniture are in regards of usability? i would love to see your view on certain pieces of furniture and what the pro's and con's are of using them today. right now i'm considering a secretary desk for my office.

[@heyyo7082]

went laser TV last year and back to an OLED. The contrast level on these are just too low even with the premium screen.

[@mjdesignandmedia]

So this is just an ad?

[@adityamuppawar7918]

use special screen to make it day light possible.

[@NeoB-Lac]

LCD? What decade are you living in lol

[@spanishjohn420]

hey mate where is your (danish looking?) lounge chair from?

[@modology]

i was hoping to see some sort of furniture hack to integrate the projector with the tv stand so that you dont even see the projector at all.

[@marcellsimon2129]

it would overheat fast if you close it in

[@robertmccloy4811]

There or cabinets designed specifically to house the projector and the motorized screen. The screen is only visible when in use and then retracts back into the cabinet

[@ModernRemade]

Ah yes, the dreaded "giant black shiny square" 😩 I've been wanting to solve this issue in my living room for some time, but with my rooms current configuration, I haven't settled on a way around it. This projector may actually be a perfect solution 🤔

[@davissam2700]

or the samsung frame

[@viktorreiter8811]

there is another solution: black or dark gray walls.

[@patb5266]

Not really, you need a screen with this, your wall isn't going to cut it.