LG CineBeam HU810PW

Now, it's not terrible, but it's not really on par with some more premium home theater projectors such as the Epson 6050 or anything that you're going...

LG CineBeam HU810PW or Epson 5050ub are the top of the line projectors at $3k. You'd have to spend at least $5k to improve on their picture.

Okay, I've been dealing with projectors for many years. I've had many. NEC, Epson, Sony. I purchased the LG based off reviews I've seen. I'm going to be honest, the projector is just okay. A lot of those fancy features and sub categories you play with until your heart is content and you really don't...

Reason for both is because I would like my OLED for more casual TV viewing and video games, while I would want the projector for other TV and movies. I looked at the sidebar on this sub and found the LG HU810PW as the best projector under $3k budget. I was thinking $5k max budget (for projector + screen) but if I can shave off any price that’d be awesome (as new homes are expensive lol).

After just one month since receiving the projector the remote stopped working. That by itself wouldn't led me to post a 1 start review but LG's customer service is. I was able to register the product on their website but when I attempt to submit a service request the site's form does not allow you t...

I was in this same spot looking to replace my 6 year old Sony projector with a 4K and was between the Epson 5050UB and the LG HU810PW. Ended up ordering the LG for $3K based on several factors putting in ahead for my needs, though believe that either are great options. In my case, one of the biggest factors is that in right at the edge of getting a full 100" as I'm 136" to the back wall. The LG has the advantage and should fit my full screen, where it's not a given with the Epson.

Overall happy with projector. It also my first one, so no truly abel to compare against any other. One thing i foun out is there are no trigger out ports, so if you have a motorized screen you'd want to connect to it (to drop whe you turn on your projector) you want be able to do it. I endep up conn...

Yes you need to plan out your furniture and screen placement beforehand as it sits far and low from the wall and likely your screen will also be higher up on the wall. It looks like your basement is long enough to accommodate a traditional long throw, so you may want to consider those too. If modern features and interfaces and laser tech in USTs are appealing to you, take a look at LG HU810PW. You get better and brighter pictures with its dual lasers and you also have more freedom with your screen and furniture placement.

Unfortunately, this projector exhibits the annoying “rainbow” artifacts during brighter high contrast scenes. This is common with many DLP home projectors and a real distraction to people who are sensitive to seeing these artifacts. Some reviewers of this model said it is less prone, but this isn’t ...

I found a glowing review for the LG CineBeam HU810PW but I can't find it for sale anywhere. I figured if anyone knew where to buy this, it would be you guys.