I bought this ultra short throw projector as an upgrade from an Epson long throw TW7000.I have always been pleased with the Epson it fills a 130 inch screen and is very easy to setup.The downside was it required a dark room and compared to the Hisense colours are subdued.The immediate impression you get with the Hisense is the brightness of the picture and the intensity of the colours.I found it needed very little tweaking to achieve the colour balance I like.The settings menu is intuitive and user friendly and can be altered to suit the input or programme type.I had concerns that my screen a white celexon tab tensioned gain 1.1 is not ALR would not give a good picture but no problem.Unlike the Epson I don’t need a totally dark room to get a very nice picture, colours will intensify with Increased darkness but experimenting with localised room lighting improves black levels and contrast.I have a full surround sound dolby atmos Marantz sound system which I use most of the time but have found the inbuilt sound perfectly adequate for those times when something simpler is OK, like watching sport.Ultra short throw brings the expected issues to resolve, the projector is less forgiving of any screen ripple and I have had to play around with the screen tab tensioning, long throw is much more forgiving in this respect.Overall the improved picture quality in terms of colour and brightness is a trade off with the intolerance re screen flatness but in my view worth it.Squaring up the image and keystone is more difficult than with the Epson but not a game changer and soon mastered.In terms of value for money I think the Hisense is exceptional I was expecting to pay 3 times the cost to get this level of performance.The laser eye projection is frustrating when you first set the projector image as it shuts the laser off to protect your eyes but triggering it is unavoidable during the set up procedure.Later once set up you discover this feature can be disabled.In conclusion this is my 5th projector and providing it gives its expected life span the best yet.

Great value projector for this price range. The tri laser makes a huge difference in contrast / brightness.I own an OLED tv and the picture is absolutely stunning on the projector. An ALR screen will make a huge difference in the picture quality. I also projected it in a white / grey wall and the quality is still very good.Software is excellent and not too laggy. It has hdmi arc connection and a 4k hdmi connection which helps connect all different devices.

The projector had been assembled missaligned so no HDMI cables could be inserted. For some reason all the listings from The Projection Center Ltd appeared (at time of writing) as Sold By Think Assemble. Was only when I contacted Think Assemble that I was told to contact the seller direct. Tried to call the seller direct but phone would only ring 3 times then disconect. Looking on google street view this seller is based in a tiny premises in London that according to Companies House has a lot of businesses registered there. The unit is also a European import as confirmed by contact with Highsense (and the inclusion of a EU power lead instead of a British one). Also the phone number for Highsense will only get you tec support, and they refuse to give out any other number for their company, so impossible to speak to anyone with any authority. So I have no idea how good or bad the prouct may be? But all the hours spent trying to fix the mess makes it hard to recommend

Great projector. Very bright, clear display.The main downside is that it comes with the VIDAA system, which is a walled garden with not many good apps. Though fortunately it also supports other HDMI inputs.