Hisense - L9G Laser TV Triple-Laser Ultra Short Throw Projector with 120" ALR Screen, 4K UHD, 3000 Lumens, HDR, Android TV - Black

Debated on whether or not to buy this or just buy a 100 inch glass tv. If I had to do it all over again I would not buy this. First of all it is a bear, for lack of better word, to install. Do not try it yourself. I had two guys from Best Buy come out and do it and they still messed it up, more than once. They had to take it down off the wall four times. For numerous reasons. Needless to say, drilling exte holes, scratching up my walls, because nobody cares about your house like you do. Unfortunately these young kids they send out to do install work do not care at the end of the day. No pride in their work IMO. I am over all impressed with the picture quality. But, once this thing is on the WALL, and you have it calibrated perfectly, which is impossible to calibrate the screen perfectly, then you cannot touch anything. You can't touch the stand you have the projector on, you can't touch the projector, you can't touch the screen. You touch any of it ever so slightly, and it's going to knock off the center of the picture on the screen and you'll be spending hours trying to get get it right again. Then there's the matter of cleaning the screen? You know all to well it's going to get dirty. Dust happens! Especially if you have a ceiling fan in the same room, you're basically just throwing dust on this screen. I have not thoroughly looked at the cleaning instructions as of yet, but you're not going to take a bottle of Windex like you could with a glass screen and clean it. Then there's the matter of keeping the little piece of glass on the projector clean where the projection comes from. It to collects dust. Again you're not just spraying Windex down in there and wiping it off. For me, this 120in amazing TV is a fail. Mostly for the soul fact that you can't touch it, move it, breathe on it, or in my opinion adequately clean it. If you have children don't even think about buying this! Do not let my opinion sway your decision, I still give it four out of five stars. But again, if I had to do it all over again, I would buy a 100 inch glass screen TV and hang it on the wall. I'm thinking about returning this but I'm not sure I can return it with a clear conscience just because I don't like it :o(

We bought this for our theater room that we made up stairs and I do luv it excellent picture in the dark and with the lights on and for the price I think was a great deal even comes with its own screen we paired it with a Sonos surround system I would suggest having it installed can be a little tricky if your not familiar with how to set up the screen I think there was only one down side and that would be it is a fixed 120” and I was told can only be set to 120” screen no larger or smaller

The end product is an incredible image.. getting there is a lot of frustration not helped by poor manuals along the way and manufacturer poor QA. We carefully used white gloves for the entire build of the screen. To our dismay when we lifted it up there was a clear hand print from during manufacture. Maybe they should read the manual when handling the screen!! We we're suspicious when we took the screen from the tube prior to laying it out and saw someone's dirty finger prints on the backing sheet. Getting hold of Hisense isn't easy to discuss the issue. Building the screen frame is easy apart and then the nightmare of attaching the ALR material using a spring puller tests your patience. I've owned other screens before and this was the most time consuming installation ever. There are multiple errors in the installation manual, when it comes to height for bracket install (two different heights in the manual) and distance from the screen is also listed differently in manual. Finding a tv stand that doesn't cost $1k to have the project at the distance required without being away from the wall was hard, we ended up making our own with Ikea Besta units and Ikea hacks, which looks good. Aligning the project is yet another slow process and the auto geometric adjustment didn't work well. I manually adjusted the geometry once I had it very close by adjusting the project. I'm still not sure if I have the best image the unit can deliver due to poor manual information.

Decent picture quality and brightness and I love that it comes with a screen

If you’re looking at this item, it’s because you have the space. You can see from my photos the difference between a 75 inch TV and this 120 inch beast. The picture is not as bright as a TV in daylight but it is very acceptable if you have a way of eliminating some of the light. This product shines at nighttime and when the content is 4k. Feels like my own theater. Also, the projector does not require extensive wiring or installing. The frame construction is not difficult, but give yourself plenty of time. If you have the space, go for it unless you have thousands more to spend for a 98 inch tv that still doesn’t measure up to 120!!! Remember, every time you go to the theater, it’s a projector that’s providing the image you’re watching.

Really cool addition to the family room! Love the size and specs of this projector. The graphics are great and the movies really “pop”! Works best at night and is tolerable during the day, but we do have 3 - 6 foot windows and French doors that allow sunlight in the room.

This projector/screen setup went beyond my expectations. The colors and brightness is much better than I envisioned. My buddy just told me there is no point in going to the movie theater after watching a film on my setup. It is pretty impressive!

The picture quality and color are both great. It's a hassle to align the picture exactly inside the screen. And after a year of use there is a dead pixel.