Pro's: Fast warmup Sharp image, Strong, convincing colors, black blacks. Con's It is still a DLP style projector - if you move your eyes fast over the screen you see rainbow effects - this means my old CRT projector from the late 1990's has still an advantage over this. If your projection surface is not smooth you will not get straight lines in your image. And I mean laser precision smooth. Throwing the projection on a retractable screen will disappoint you. If you want to max out the projection to 130" you either need a tall room or the projector has to sit on the floor. I am now considering ceiling mounting it.

Once I installed an XY Screen (specific for UST), the image geometry was perfect. The colours and resolution are fantastic. Brightness is excellent. It can be nearly pressed against the wall and project to 100" diagonal. Don't expect a flat wall to be flat enough. I have a wall flat enough for 1090P from a normal throw projector. The apps work well, so I didn't bother hooking up my Apple TV device. Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney plus, AppleTV+, YouTube

Glorious 130in 4K HDR10+ image; Surprisingly potent built-in speaker; Clever ultra-short throw design; Good connectivity;

Eye-wateringly expensive; Some setup fussiness;

Easy to set up The colours blue and red especially are quite vibrant unlike I have seen before. Easy to navigate I would certainly recommend though the full price tag is still on the expensive side. At a discounted price like the one I bought for during the festive season, it is quite worth it. So far, I have only tried it on walls and with a light coloured ceiling (not on a projector screen) and yet the result is exceptional.

Excellent quality and easy setup

We wanted to avoid a TV in the room, but do enjoy a film or two. The image quality is great, sound quality is good, and easy to use. Just be aware it shows up any flaws and bumps if you project on to a wall, we may have to get a screen eventually.