XGIMI HORIZON Ultra 4K Laser Dolby Vision Smart Home Theater Projector, ISA 3.0, 2300 ISO Lumens, Android TV 11.0, 2 * 12w Harman Kardon Speakers, Optical Zoom with WiFi and Bluetooth

I had a mogo 2 pro for the bedroom, just trying the technology really and was impressed with that so I tried the halo plus in the living room, with a proper screen and although it was brighter it just wasn’t bright enough (bigger room and distance to screen), so I returned it and went for the Ultra - difference was like night and day. So much brighter that it doesn’t seem like it’s being projected, it feels more like your just watching a really big tv. Very quiet too. The auto framing and focus stuff is good but I just set it up once in the corner of the room and turned all that off so it stays set, it’s fairly substantial and is something you want in one place.Picture quality is great. Sound very decent, but I did cable the sound through to my sound bar set up, mostly to get the sound up where my screen is but also to get the improvement in sound; doing that gives a theatre like sound that matches the picture.DVD works great too although as there are only 2 hdmi sockets and one is being used for sound setup, the other had to be shared between my dvd and Apple TV using a switching device I got off Amazon.3d movies work well but you do need a different set of glasses from those you might have for your tv - 2 different systems I guess. The Xgimi ones work well, just a bit fiddly to get everything synced up initially.Enjoyable watching anything on this; tv shows now look like movies, and football matches look great.Worth waiting for a discounted price, as it drops quite a bit during Black Friday or other sale events. Even discounted it’s an expensive option but if you want to go big and have a bright high quality picture I think this is the way to do it. But get a decent screen as well - motorised with a remote control makes like a lot easier. When you drop the screen down and get this working it does make visitors jaws dop!

I have used a JVC D-ILA projector for many years and the quality has obviously been extremely high, it goes along with the price. However, I was looking to upgrade to Laser source rather than Bulb and had more or less decided to buy a Sony VPL-XW5000ES which is fairly state of the art, and comes in at roughly £5,000. Then on Prime Day I happened to see this XGIMI Horizon Ultra for sale at a bargain basement price of £1,399. It seemed to tick all the boxes and had some great reviews, so I bought in on impulse.And boy is it impressive! The projector starts almost instantly, is effectively silent, all the adjustments are electronic ie you don't need to touch the projector to change the focus, keystone, zoom etc. Some such as the focus are automated, and almost instant. It's just beautiful to watch it do its stuff. The proof of the pudding though is in the eating, and the picture does not disappoint. It is superb. If I was being superb picky I'd say the Sony probably has more subtlety in the picture, but then it costs 4x as much! If you connect up an Nvidia Shield and fire up Netflix with a 4k Dolby Vision source you will not be disappointed! It is so impressive.This won't be good enough to watch in a brightly lit sunny room, but few people want to do that with a projector. If you're watching a film with shades/blinds down, or in the evening, this will give you a luscious picture that will beat any TV hands down (yes, I have several LG OLEDs and their picture is better, but they're not 120 inches wide!)I won't comment on the sound, I doubt anyone is going to buy this and use the built in sound for anything other than exceptional circumstances.I can't overstate how impressive this is, it is a tiny little box compared to the leviathans that Sony and JVS produce. No doubt some will quibble that this is Pixel Shifting, not true 4k, but I can't for the life of me tell the difference. Basically the world has moved on, you don't need to spend £5k+ to get a decent projector, you can if you want, but honestly you'd be wasting your money.

The media could not be loaded. I keep mine on a bookshelf out of reach from the kids and move it to the side of the sofa when I want to do a movie night, aiming at a 100” screen. It’s not a perfect setup as it’s a bit far away, and the keystone correction does create some light bleed. But when you turn it on it automatically adjusts and fits the screen absolutely perfectly every time, amazing! I had a portable projector previously and got fed up constantly messing with the focus and keystone corrections, but this is just incredible.The picture quality and brightness are outstanding, during a sunny day I can watch absolutely fine if I draw the curtains, and in the evening we tend to leave a light on now. Seriously impressive kit.Also connected really easily to the Bluetooth sound bar that’s under the tv, so sound is great also. Just works really well, well worth the money if you want to watch movies or tv on the big screen.

This is a great item. We use on a 100” screen. Picture is truly amazing. It’s fairly easy to use and getting easier as time goes on & learning what adjustments to make.It’s missing a few apps, so if it’s something you use on regular basis. NowTV, ITVX that was two I used on a regular basis, but just means I have to use with PlayStation 4 to watch those.There’s prime, Disney+ YouTube etc.That’s what I use so far and I assume Netflix, but I don’t have a subscription to that at moment so can’t confirm.The remote is strange as made of metal, get a tingling sensation when holding remote. When browsing makes my hand hurt6 months on, still love it but really disappointed about it not having certain apps