The Hisense L9Q represents the pinnacle of what Hisense can do for home theater projection. It’s a sizzlingly bright 4K ultra short throw (UST) projector that boasts the wide color gamut of ...

I didn’t plan to ditch my TV. It was big, it worked, and it made Netflix look fine. But after dragging one too many consoles across the floor just to rearrange my setup for the hundredth time, I ...

Projectors aren’t for everyone. There are multiple reasons for this, their cost is usually higher than a standard 4K TV and many projectors take special setup to use. But ultra-short throw projectors ...

CNET’s expert staff reviews and rates dozens of new products and services each month, building on more than a quarter century of expertise. The BenQ W2720i is a short(ish) throw 4K projector aimed at ...

While king-sized TVs with screens of 85 inches and above are finally starting to become more affordable, projectors still typically offer by far the best value, most mainstream way to enjoy ...

Epson has added what's described as a super-short-throw projector to its home cinema options. Like its ultra-short-throw cousins, the EH-QS100 model snuggles up close to the screen to throw huge ...

For years I've longed to turn my basement into a home theater: Massive screen, comfy seating, maybe a popcorn machine in the corner. The easiest path to such a setup is an ultra-short-throw (UST) ...

The projector market doesn't move particularly quickly. Most companies replace their models every few years and overall innovation is fairly slow. While there is certainly improvement over projectors ...

The words “portable” and “ultra-short throw projector” rarely happen in the same sentence. The closest product in recent memory fitting that mold was Elite Screens’ MosicGO from 2020, which came in a ...

If you’ve been tempted by a “big screen at home” setup but you don’t want to mount a projector to the ceiling or run cables ...

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