Hisense 100L9G-DLT100B 4K UHD Ultra-Short Throw Trichromatic Laser TV 100" High Gain ALR Screen, 3000 lumens, 40W Spkrs, Google Assistant and Chromecast Built-in, Compatible with Alexa

My life is now complete! Great gaming mode. Tons of great inputs. I can "Smart View" directly from my Android phone. Screen is gorgeous. Setup service was awesome. Not great in full sun. Amazing in shaded room. Sound is awesome. I do wish the refresh rate was higher. But I'm otherwise deliriously happy even with the huge price tag. I LOVE playing games on it. Family loves watching and hearing movies on it. I'm gaga for my 10' ultra short throw 4k triple laser projector!

This is a great TV, when it is in alignment. But getting there is an ordeal and that automatic geometric app (yep, you need a smart phone for some reason) is crap. It takes many, many, MANY attempts for it to finally work. Really a shame, it's got a great picture.

Lets start with a few things, the projector itself is fantastic, it does exactly what you want. The big issue here is the screen. You can tell hisense just stuck the instructions into google translate and hit copy and paste. Oh boy. First off when you go to install the screen it doesnt tell you which side is the ALR actual screen. So you go in and follow the instructions and the instructions have a typo. It says to leave the side labeled bottom "upside". So you install everything and then get to the tension rods. Guess what, those suckers WILL not go in. They tear and perforate the sides and make it impossible to slide. After a few times stepping away to take a break you finally get it all assembled and move on to the outer frame. Then you realize in the instructions it contradicts itself and says bottom should be facing up now (even though you have flipped it). SO YOU HAVE UNDO ALL THE WORK YOU JUST DID. so you flip it over and reinstall all the painstaking tension rods and tighten everything up. So youre thinking okay cool im almost done i can use this soon and just relax. You guy and install the outer cover for the screen and just to your surprise, IT DOESNT FIT. Dont get me wrong one of them fit but basically i had to stretch out the covers in a vice to get them to slide in. CHEAP CHEAP BUILD QUALITY.Dont get me wrong I figured it would be kinda tedious and tried using their videos on youtube. They have two dudes on the videos who blow through the entire process and dont show you anything of real value. The best part? They turn off the comments so you cant see how frustrated all the other people are from trying to build this POS screen.Just buy a TCL 98" TV. I wouldnt buy this again if it was on sale for 1,000 dollars.

I am simply amazed at how stunning the image quality is. It surpasses theaters in my area with quality and brightness.Installation:The projector comes in a separate box within the main shipping box so it is less likely to take damage, same goes for the screen and frame.The Frame takes around 4 hours for 2 people to build when taking things very slowly to make sure no mistakes are made. Hanging the screen takes seconds thanks to the wonderful hanging hardware it comes with. It also works on walls that are not very straight as we found out our wall has a good half an inch to an inch of deflection and it doesn't cause any issue.Setup:It can take a few attempts to align the picture just right and even then it will not fit the screen 100% perfect (I have an inch top and bottom that the project doesn't fill) but that doesn't impact the quality one bit. Dolby Vision is a nice addition it has now as well so colors pop!OS:This is my first time using Android TV and I am not a fan. We have many people in the house and want to swap between profiles on YouTube, but to do that we have to use Google Play app to change profiles. On FireStick it is a simple change in the YouTube app to change profiles. Easy fix as we simply plugged in the FireStick. The rest of the Android OS is very fast and smooth, much more so than FireStick. I am hoping they can fix the profile selection in the future. Also big caveat is it still does not have NetFlix in the built in OS.

Had a 75" before. This projector is well worth the price and time to set up. If you don't know much about home theater, get help to make sure everything is set up and tuned properly. Also make sure the screen is the right side up. Mainly use in the dark, but still works well with light in the room. Great video quality and picture adjustments to customize. Have an Atmos surround set up, but the built in speakers are impressive for being built in. Screen set up and adjusting the projector to the screen takes some time and patience. The pictures don't do it justice. Better in person. Did a lot of research and this is worth the buy. Huge delivery from freight, on 2 pallets. Lights were on behind me for picture.