N1S Ultimate Triple Laser 4K Projector, 3300 ISO Lumens, Google TV

Using this as my golf sim projector to point at my 8'x10' screen. I haven't figured out how to adjust aspect ratio or anything (maybe you can't) so I have some unused screen at the top and bottom, but that doesn't bother me at all. It's bright enough to throw from 13' away. The built-in speakers are actually kind of nice so I can have the golf sounds there and music on my real speakers. The picture quality looks great, and the auto-focus, auto-adjustments are very handy. If you go to one of those online golf shops, they will sell you a short-throw laser projector that is 2x-5x the price of this. I took a chance and it really paid off for me as I saved a ton of money. The only knock is the ceiling mount-ability. I had to do some rigging to get it to work for me, but nothing a little woodworking couldn't fix for me and it didn't take too long to get it right.

This is my first projector so I can only compare picture quality to my LG OLED. Of course the picture quality isn’t as great as an OLED but I spend much more time watching TV on my new projector than I do my OLED. One noticeable difference is the detail in blacks and dark scenes. But that’s an OLEDs strength so you’d expect a difference there. The projector gets plenty bright. I attached a picture taken in the day, with the blinds open and snow reflecting bright light inside and football still looked excellent. I watch a lot of football, hockey, adult animation (Bobs Burgers etc), sci-fi and fantasy movies and everything looks great. I also have my Xbox hooked up to the projector. I have paired the projector with a JBL 1300x soundbar and a 100 inch Silver Ticket screen. I also decided to ceiling mount my projector. One of the selling points for me was all the auto correction this projector has. I watched a lot of YouTube videos showing the auto screen fit working flawlessly. Again, this is my first projector. I learned A LOT in my first foray into this project. I was disappointed at first. I originally had my projector setup at the back of my den on a shelf. No matter what I tried the auto screen fit would not work. After doing the manual keystone correction it looked great but it was a pain to adjust every time though. That was user error however. The projector needs to be within 1.5 and 3 meters (5 to 10 ish feet?) away from the screen to auto adjust. That’s why I had to end up mounting the projector to the ceiling so I could get it closer to the screen. Once I did that, the auto screen fit AND auto focus works great. However, I wish it did a better job memorizing the screen fit once powered off and back on. The screen fitting is slightly off whenever I turn it back on. It’s not a huge issue because it takes 30 seconds to do the auto screen fit again. Much faster than the manual method. I don’t notice much if any lag at all when playing CoD. And playing Avatar on this giant screen is so cool! I’m thrilled with this purchase. I didn’t want to go cheap on my first projector because I wanted a great experience. I also didn’t want to spend 10k. I did a lot of research and I’m glad I landed on this model. No regrets.

The picture quality is excellent—bright, sharp, and very clear even on a large screen. The triple-laser 4K image looks fantastic for movies and sports, and the automatic screen adjustment makes setup very easy. Google TV is convenient, and the built-in sound is surprisingly good. Overall, this is a premium projector and a great home-theater experience. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Amazing projector. Excellent picture quality. Great brightness even in moderate daytime. Ultra quiet and no loud fan noises. actually no noise really. If you’re looking for a projector superior to a cheaply made one this is it. Perfect addition to any home theater or leisure space.

I’m very impressed with the projector. The picture is incredibly bright and sharp, with vivid colors thanks to the triple-laser system—even with some ambient light. Setup was effortless using auto focus and keystone, and having Google TV with native Netflix is a huge plus. The gimbal design makes placement easy. Built-in speakers are decent, though I use a soundbar. Overall, a premium projector that truly feels cinematic.

This is great in always unless you are using it to hang from the ceiling. If you do that, it's really not good because the cord and the charging brick are only about 3 ft. So there's really nowhere to hide the massive charging brick unless you're not mounting it from the ceiling

Can you get a great picture?, yes! Is it frustrating as hell to get? Also, yes! If you’re really trying to dial in the picture it can be tricky and take a lot of trial and error. One problem I had was setting the picture to vivid automatically changed the color temperature to cool and I couldn’t get the image I wanted until I realized the color temperature was changing. Also, darker scenes can be tricky to get the contrast right. Bright sunny images look fantastic. Overall this is a wonderful projector and im truly enjoying it. It just has a few draw backs in image adjustment. Overall highly recommend but it does need a little improvement.

If you are looking for a projector at this level for 3d movies and 300" capability with good resolution across the screen look at the Valerion. It is more expensive but has a lot better optical quality. I was using this for computer work as a regular monitor is too hard on my eyes and this projector had an unfocused occlusion on the right side of the screen that I could not resolve no matter where I put or adjusted it