Hisense~$5,331
Hisense L9Q
UST laser TV · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
- Brightness
- 5,000lumensANSI
- 100-inch screen at
- 16 in
- 5,000 ANSI lumens
- Brightest here
- 128 W Atmos
Best for: A living room with big windows that has to work at noon
UST laser TV projectors
Sits in a cabinet inches from the wall and fires upward. Designed to replace a television in a room with light, at the cost of needing a matched ambient-light-rejecting screen.
14 models · 8 brands · $1,799–$5,932
- Brightest on the ISO/ANSI scale
- Hisense L9Q5,000 lumens
- Cheapest of the type
- Formovie Cinema Edge~$1,799
Epson~$3,499
Epson EpiqVision Ultra LS800
UST laser TV · 3LCD · 4K pixel-shift
- Brightness
- 4,000lumensISO 21118
- 100-inch screen at
- 14 in–15 in
- Input lag
- 17 ms
- 4,000 ISO lumens
- 0.16 throw ratio
- Yamaha 2.1 sound
Best for: A living room where the projector has to replace the TV and the room never gets dark
Epson~$2,499
Epson EpiqVision Ultra LS650
UST laser TV · 3LCD · 1080p
- Brightness
- 3,600lumensISO 21118
- 100-inch screen at
- 24 in
- 3,600 ISO lumens
- 1080p panels
- 16 lb cabinet
Best for: A bright den where a 100-inch picture matters more than pixel count
Samsung~$5,932
Samsung The Premiere 9
UST laser TV · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
- Brightness
- 3,450lumensISO 21118
- 100-inch screen at
- 17 in
- 3,450 ISO lumens
- Tri-laser
- Tizen + Gaming Hub
Best for: A Samsung household that wants the TV interface on a 130-inch picture
Hisense~$2,998
Hisense PX3-Pro
UST laser TV · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
- Brightness
- 3,000lumensANSI
- 100-inch screen at
- 19 in
- Input lag
- 30 ms
- 3,000 ANSI lumens
- Tri-laser, 110% BT.2020
- Dolby Vision
Best for: Replacing a television in a bright living room without giving up color
AWOL Vision~$5,499
AWOL Vision LTV-3500 Pro
UST laser TV · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
- Brightness
- 3,000lumensISO 21118
- 100-inch screen at
- 22 in
- Input lag
- 15 ms
- 3,000 ISO lumens
- Tri-laser
- Screens to 150 in
Best for: A very large ultra-short-throw screen in a room with some light
Hisense~$2,499
Hisense PL2
UST laser TV · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
- Brightness
- 2,700lumensANSI
- 100-inch screen at
- 19 in
- 2,700 ANSI lumens
- Dolby Vision
- $2,499
Best for: A laser TV budget that stops short of tri-laser
Samsung~$2,999
Samsung The Premiere 7
UST laser TV · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
- Brightness
- 2,500lumensISO 21118
- 100-inch screen at
- 22 in
- 2,500 ISO lumens
- Tizen + Gaming Hub
- $2,999
Best for: A Samsung-ecosystem laser TV at half the flagship price
LG~$2,999
LG CineBeam HU715QW
UST laser TV · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
- Brightness
- 2,500lumensANSI
- 100-inch screen at
- 19 in
- Input lag
- 54 ms
- 2,500 ANSI lumens
- webOS built in
- 40 W audio
Best for: An LG household that wants webOS on the wall
NexiGo~$2,999
NexiGo Aurora Pro
UST laser TV · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
- Brightness
- 2,400lumensANSI
- 100-inch screen at
- 20 in
- 2,400 ANSI lumens
- Tri-laser + Dolby Vision
- 60 W audio
Best for: A tri-laser picture with real built-in sound, where a streaming stick is acceptable
XGIMI~$2,239
XGIMI Aura 2
UST laser TV · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
- Brightness
- 2,300lumensISO 21118
- 100-inch screen at
- 16 in
- 2,300 ISO lumens
- 0.18 throw ratio
- 60 W Harman Kardon
Best for: A living room where the cabinet has to look like a piece of furniture
Formovie~$2,399
Formovie Theater Premium
UST laser TV · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
- Brightness
- 2,200lumensISO 21118
- 100-inch screen at
- 18 in
- 2,200 ISO lumens
- Dolby Vision tri-laser
- Bowers & Wilkins audio
Best for: A film-first laser TV in a room that can be dimmed
AWOL Vision~$2,499
AWOL Vision LTV-3000 Pro
UST laser TV · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
- Brightness
- 2,000lumensISO 21118
- 100-inch screen at
- 22 in
- Input lag
- 8 ms
- 2,000 ISO lumens
- 15 ms at 4K/60
- Tri-laser + Dolby Vision
Best for: A laser TV that has to serve a console as well as a streaming stack
Formovie~$1,799
Formovie Cinema Edge
UST laser TV · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
- Brightness
- 1,900lumensISO 21118
- 100-inch screen at
- 20 in
- 1,900 ISO lumens
- Cheapest tri-laser UST
- 15.4 lb
Best for: A first laser TV on the smallest budget that still buys tri-laser color