Worth buying this product instead of huge scree LED TV's. Very easy to move around or shift when it comes to portability and no risk of LED screen getting damaged. Going great so far...

There is no mute button on the remote so turning down the volume can take time. We have COX contour universal remote and there is no mfg code to program the Formovie to work with it.

This is installed in a dark basement home theater. Image is bright and sharp. There are a lot of adjustments and settings. You need to spend some time to get familiar. Firmware gone through a lot of changes since launch, so it took a while to get adjusted to the changes.

I’m usually not the type to write a product review, but I can say definitely since having this  projector for the past one year that it has continued to be outstanding and impress me daily. Though expensive , but it’s worth every penny
The picture quality is amazing, the in built speaker sound quality and performance is top notch.
The after sales customer support I received was top notch. Highly recommended

All Images, especially 4k, content is amazingly clear and life like.
Large windows should be shaded when it is bright outside
Formovie codes are not available for other remote controls (doesn’t work with Verizon or Firestick remotes for volume)

Sound is good However considering external speakers

I love watching sports and movies on this projector. When the room is sufficiently dark enough, the colours are so vivid, sharp, and look so gorgeous that it feels like I’m in a movie theatre. It does struggle with day time light; it is best to close the curtains or put something up to darken the room that I’m watching this projector in. The setup can be annoying, especially for the first time, trying to figure out all the settings I want on or off. I also noticed that I had to change the settings of each individual HDMI input, I believe this is to allow for individual settings for whatever media you play on those devices, like a game console, TV, or android box.

One setting I’ve had to use constantly is the “Manual correction” setting to adjust the image on my screen due to the projector screen misaligning from time to time. It has 8 points of adjustment which work decently, but can leave gaps in between the points.

I also found that the Motion Estimation, Motion Compensation or “MEMC” mode was better turned off during TV and movies. These modes are used to inject A.I. generated frames, which causes the images to look way more fluid than they should, to the point where it is uncanny. It looks at lot better just having it turned off, and I haven’t experienced any problems with my image quality without it.

Movies and TV can be a bit too loud indoors by default and can have too much bass which makes it hard to hear actors when the “Sound Mode” is set to “Standard”. I’ve corrected it by switching to “Movie” mode which is perfect for TV and movies.

I would definitely recommend this projector, paired with a good screen and a dark enough room, for those that want the movie or stadium experience without having to leave their home.

I’ll admit--I was hesitant at first. I’d been hearing great things about Formovie Theater, but spending a few thousand dollars on a brand I wasn’t familiar with felt like a big leap. Then, by pure chance, I stumbled upon a Formovie  projector setup at a software company’s booth during the NAB show in October. Seeing the Formovie Theater in action convinced me to take the plunge, and I’m so glad I did.

After using it for a few weeks, I can confidently say this projector lives up to the hype. What amazes me most is that you can get a screen size twice as large as a typical 4K TV, all at a fraction of the price. It's still hard to believe something this impressive is so affordable, but it's real, and it’s amazing. Formovie Theater has truly delivered an experience that feels almost too good to be true. I’m so impressed that I’m already eyeing their surround system for when it’s available. If it’s anything like the 2500 projector, I know I won’t be disappointed.

If you’re on the fence about Formovie  like I was, don’t be. This brand knows how to wow, and the Formovie projector is worth every penny.

This projector delivers impressive picture quality, its definitely a solid choice especially if you're comfortable investing at this price point. I already own a 4K projector , and this one’s picture quality is comparable, with the added benefit of a smoother motion effect. It’s certainly the best I’ve tried in terms of quality, but for the cost, it doesn't feel like a significant upgrade.

I realize this kind of technology comes at a premium, but personally, it doesn’t offer quite enough to justify the higher price. I imagine the most expensive model (the $7000 version) might deliver the quality I was hoping for, but that price is way out of my range! Overall, this is a good 4K ultra-short-throw laser projector, though there are more affordable options (especially non laser projectors) with somewhat similar picture quality on the market.

First off it's good. Brightness levels are really good and the picture quality is great. Anyone buying a UST has probably seen the Hook Ups video where they all throw down and this performs really well. Well getting one in the house won't let you down if you are hesitant about something new to the market. The low latency game mode works decent, you won't notice really any while its on. However the caveat is all of the bells and whistles get turned off, which means you lose your keystone adjustments as well so you really need to take your time setting your alignments and what not. I was able to get a perfect fit relatively easy and games look and play great. Also as a footnote I would like to add that if people are sensitive to bright televisions this is a great option to have a vibrant large image that doesn't melt your eyeballs.

Recently purchased the Formovie Theater and have very pleased! The picture quality is fantastic along with the Sound within the projector. It is also very easy to connect to external speakers for surround sound. Setup is quick and easy with minimal steps and the customer support is responsive and helpful if any questions arise! Highly recommended.

This picture on this projector is amazing but the distance from the wall sucks. You got to put this projector on the floor to achieve the picture in the photo. It’s bittersweet

This is a great projector at a great price with a lot of features that has one little flaw. It is very easy to set up and get working. They have a great distance guide so you know where you need to mount your screen and how far from the screen you need to be for your desired screen size. The 2200 iso Lumens is bright enough on a cheap screen to work in ambient light, but definitely not direct or daylight. I currently only have a cheap screen that is 0.6 gain and grey. When I have my ALR screen in hand, I will update the review but I think it is good information to know what you will get on a cheap screen.

Whatever screen you will use needs to be flat. You cannot use a screen that is wavy or has wrinkles/creases. That is the nature of the beast with UST projectors. With a standard grey screen you will have decent blacks and very vibrant colors. The light bleed from other areas will bleed into those blacks, but still very enjoyable.

It’s like a really good 120” lcd tv. The colors are amazing and it so bright. It has all the features like hdr plus and Dolby vision. Has a low lag time so gaming from my play station ans Xbox work great. Exceeded my expectations!

Set up was very easy! I was shocked at the clarity of the screen and how bright the picture is even with lights on in the room! I love the multiple I put options: we finally get to play NES, N64, PS2, Wii…VGA AND multiple HDMI inputs! Finally, I THOUGHT I would need to supplement the sound with my own soundbar and sub but there’s truly no need. The sound is good enough on its own! This is a GREAT purchase!

I did much research between the Formovie ust projector and the currently available AWOL ust projectors. The Formovie always seemed to exceed expectations in my research while the AWOL ones either met expectations or were below expectations. So, I purchased the Formovie Ultra Short Throw Laser Projector. Even without a screen, the projector most definitely exceeded my expectations. The company cares about its products and customers. I highly recommend this projector and will definitely look into purchasing their next upgraded ust projector if Formovie makes a new one in the future. Thank you Formovie for caring about a customer’s movie needs!

Had it for a month and a half.
Great projector. Bright enough for my room with a fresnel screen.
Not too loud but it occasionally spins up the fans for a few minutes.
The colors are amazing and TV like. Skin tones look amazing.
So far it has been great. Wish it had the Philips hue light sync app compatible with it.

Absolutely A-M-A-Z-I-N-G device!!! I swear you can NOT even tell that it is a projected image when you pair it with a UST ALR screen (in my case the Formovie UST ALR 120"). It looks like a giant LCD TV screen - I guess that's why they call it a "Laser TV" rather than a "projector"!! It's shocking beautiful and vibrant even when there is LOTS of sunlight - see the attached image! The image I uploaded is with sunlight shining directly on the Formovie UST ALR 120" screen. It's freaking black magic, I don't know how this is possible. Expensive? Yes. Do you get what you pay for and even more? YES!!!!!!!!! And I've had no issues playing FPS games on my PS5 or Xbox Series X either.

I have had several projectors, but this one is next level great. I have had it for over 6 months and love it, and the price is great. I have had no issues and the picture is mind blowing. Best projector for the price and better than many that cost more. I wouldn’t hesitate to purchase again!!

This projector is fantastic. It has great color, an app that can adjust for wall waviness if you don't have a screen where you are using it, amazing blacks and whites, and keeps up with gaming with no trouble. Would definitely recommend.

We do have a screen, but we haven't put it up yet. We just haven't gotten around to it, and the projector looks so good even without it.

To be fair, we do have a pretty great area for a projector. We don't have a dedicated theater room, but it is in a basement room with half windows covered with blackout curtains on either side. It works rather well.

My only gripe is that the physical size of the projector is big enough that it was a bit of a hassle to hunt down a surface to sit it on. We ended up with a coffee table. I'm not in love with it, but it works. We do have some added difficulty due to having to find something rather low to the ground since the ceilings are only 8ft in the room it is in.

Just going to say this projector has been impressive from the first day. The colors are wide and bright and offering the best contrast from this price category. The UI is intuitive and responsive. Quiet and reliable. Please consider this projector, you will not be disappointed.

Finally waving goodbye to our 5-year-old Epson light-bulb projector, and finally, no more conferences in the dark! And movie time during lunch break is not a dream anymore.

This thing is amazing. Way better than my 4k 80 inch TV. I can get a bigger screen right on my wall and the picture is crisp and the colors are vibrant. And it doesn't break the bank like some other 4k projectors out there. Highly recommended.

I recently purchased this projector and i cant tell you guys how much i love it, the motion is extremely smooth when watching it in comparison to my viewsonic projector , it feels like a tv, the quality of the image is stunning.

I've only had it a few days, but I'm extremely impressed. Hoping this thing really lasts 10-12 years like it's expected to. I'm projecting on a matte white wall and it's impressive with amblent light during the day and it's fine. I don't see any reason to splurge another $2,000+ for only improved brightness. Add HDMI 2.1, or something else at least.

As others have mentioned this is very hard to calibrate to a screen. The geometric calibration didn't work for me. All in all for what you pay It's a decent picture unfortunately definitely not perfect hopefully this will last as it's a much cheaper projector than my last one but so far it works well and I'm happy with it.

Love the projector overall and for most people, it’ll be a great option. I wish the blacks were just a bit deeper. If the motion was a touch smoother as well with scenes then I think this thing would be a home run.

So overall this is a great projector.
-It’s not loud and doesn’t run hot.
-Very sharp and great Dolby vision output
-Speakers are loud compared to a TV, but chances are you will have a sound system attached anyway
-Google OS is smooth

I don’t always write reviews but I must say I’m very happy with my purchase, image quality is very good, paired this with a 90” ALR screen and Apple TV and I am more the satisfied.

Setup takes a little patience to get ever dialed in, but one that is done you just sit back and enjoy, definitely a huge upgrade from a 60” TV I owned for many years.

I can’t think of many features that are missing from this UST.

Would definitely suggest this to anyone, however I believe a good screen is key. Got mine from overseas for a fraction of the price.

Très bonne qualité, image impecable, un seul bémol, pour une raison que j'ignore même si c'est une interface Android TV, Netflix n'est pas disponible, tout autres applications est dispo ? c'est un moindre mal car un Firestick 4K est fourni

I went from a BenQ short throw projector to this Laser Ultra short throw projector and I could not be happier! I picked up this one as well as the optoma Cinemax d2. I plugged them in and watched the same source... on all three. My 1080p BenQ looked good and the Optoma Cinemax D2 looked better but this projector blew those two out of the water! Out of the box this one was much more clear and crisp. There is a significant size difference between this one and the Optoma Cinemax D2. This unit is smaller and takes up a much better footprint. Calibrating the screen was relatively easy and I'm getting a 120 inch projection at about 18 in or so from the wall. The most difficult part is the color calibration. The best thing to do is go on YouTube and look at some of the videos for calibrating there. Once it is calibrated it is hands down my favorite projector. I can watch it in a room with the curtains open and experience minimal washout of colour. It absolutely looks way better in a dark room but it is definitely watchable with ambient daytime light.

I am using Formovie Aurora Pro as a home theatre in a completely dark room with no windows. The picture from the Formovie is amazing. Even with the lights on the picture does not wash out. I use it with a Yamaha receiver, but we did test the onboard audio before connecting the receiver and the sound was good on it’s own. I am very happy with the Formovie UST projector and I would highly recommend it.

I have owned the Formovie for a little over 7 months now. Overall, I have been very impressed. Below are a few of my thoughts. Also, for reference, I paired the Formovie with Formovie's 100" Fresnel screen and the setup is in my basement which has large windows. It is not an extremely bright space, but in no means a dark space either.
- Background: I was coming from only using long throw projectors in the past. I really wanted the ability to have a UST where ppl didn't have to worry about walking in front of the projector. I also was sensitive to the projector not sitting too far away from the wall. This projector checked the box on both of those.
-Performance: out of the box was really impressive. I don't quite have the expertise as many of the reviewers and other users out there around calibration, but I found colors to be quite good out of the box. The only change I often make on each startup is the focus adjustment. It's a quick adjustment, but it would be good if it could save that adjustment.
- Support: I have found the various AVS forums to be very helpful in addressing any questions I have with the unit. Formovie is often on those forums as well seeking feedback and looking to make their product better which I thought was a very good sign. Early products are hard and I could tell from their engagement that they truly wanted to deliver the highest quality performance possible for all customers.
-Sound: The speaker actually is not bad at all. It's workable, but I would think most ppl looking to spend this much on a projector have a separate sound system and that's going to yield the best results.
-Overall: I would recommend this projector. It has performed very well and especially with higher quality content it really shines. I am easily able to watch sports and such during the day with some of the basement lights on and I don't find the image too washed out. The picture is really quite amazing with lights out. One of the hardest things with the setup was actually finding a table that worked well with a UST. I ultimately want with crednza from Sauder.

I've been using my new Formovie for several weeks now, coupled with a Nothing Projector 120" ALR motorized retracting screen. If you don't want to read any more, know that this projector provides a beautiful image, especially on a screen designed to make the most of it.

AMBIENT LIGHT
The room I am in has quite a number of windows, and so there is ambient light in the room. However, none of it is direct on the screen area, and I have a number of trees that help diffuse significant bright sunlight.

Before my screen was delivered, I projected directly on a wall for a couple of weeks. During the day under this circumstance, the image was always visible, but very dark scenes in movies or games could be difficult to view. At night or when overcast, the image was very good even in darker scenes.

Once the ALR screen was installed, light stopped being a problem during the day under all conditions. Movies, shows, and games all look great at any time of day,

The only light issue that can cause any issues is if I turn on bright lights directly at the opposite end of the room, in our kitchen. This is directly in line with the screen and provides the most direct light I can create. Even then, the image is still quite watchable, but it performs best with indirect light in the room (I often have a small lamp on to provide some ambient light at night, for instance).

In the photos, I had two lamps on in my large open living room/kitchen/dining space. While a screen is difficult to capture a photo of, you can see that the image is crisp and clean even with some light in the room.

OPERATION

The projector is easy to use. Some settings are accessed through a dedicated setting menu on the home page, where you can also choose HDMI inputs. Additional settings are accessed through the remote at any time.

The remote feels of very good quality, and is enjoyable to use. It has backlit keys, and feels like a much more premium remote than most electronics come with.

Setup is not hard, but can be slightly fiddly to get the image squared, as much of the adjustment is done by physically adjusting the placement of the projector. This is inherent to all UST projectors.

SOUND

Sound is fine, but not spectacular, from the projector. My room is large enough that it was not powerful enough, and even in a smaller room I would consider using a better sound system. But it is nice that is can be used as an all-in-one unit for video and sound if desired.

PICTURE

The picture is good out of the box. AVS forums has some great guides on how to tweak the settings for the various modes that I found very useful to improve it, but it was very watchable before I tuned the image further.

Focus and uniformity seems excellent on my unit.

MY SETUP

I have the projector mounted on top of a Screen  Motorized Slider Tray, which automatically extends to the right spot when I turn the projector on, and then automatically tucks the projector away when I turn it off.

As mentioned, I am using a Nothing Projector 120" Black Series Motorized Floor Rising Screen. The screen is excellent, and I would say either an ALR screen like this or one of the fixed mounted Fresnel screens Formovie offers as part of a kit are essential when using a UST projector.

For sound, I have a Samsung HW-Q990D Q-Series 11.1.4 ch. Wireless Dolby Soundbar. The sound from this system is an excellent match to the picture of the Nexigo Aurora. I tried several other sound options first, and this was the best I tried by a large mile.

CLOSING

The Formovie Aurora Pro is a great projector that provides a beautiful large image. Movies, games, and shows are impressive. This projector will turn your home into a theater. If that is the experience you are after, then I would highly recommend it!

We just loved this product because it has best HD video and amazing clear loud sound. It is very easy to use and very compatible with all devices. Its ultra short throw is amazing and takes very less space. Perfomance of this Projector is so fast and advanced. I showed to our friends and everyone is in love with this best experience of watching movies. It gives a perfect environment of theatre. We will highly recommend this projector for the best overall experience with its highly advanced features.

I never usually write reviews unless the product is really unique and offers value in terms of price and features., but this one begs to be written about.
As an avid home theatre enthusiast I’ve owned a bunch of big brand name projectors so for me to venture into an all new projector territory with new features and company I’ve never heard of before was a huge step.
I ordered the Formovie Theater and all the features you’ve read about are true. This pricier has truly an amazing picture.
The one I receive had an issue so I had to send it back and ordered another one which Amazon was nice enough to acknowledge. However the issue minor in most cases and only noticeable by an enthusiast is something that bothered me and I tired calling their customer service. At first I didn’t get a proper answer but the customer support person on the phone opened a ticket and was nice enough to let me know that the next steps may involve a Formovie tech looking into the matter.
I wasn’t expecting much from their customer support but I was truly surprised when their tech manager (Laurie) called me personally and assured me they would look into the matter and even send a tech to my house to take a look into the matter at my convenience. 2 days later Fei and Zam 2 techs dropped by and the adjusted the projector and checks everything which seems fine but the issue was still evident so they offered to take the projector to their head office and check by projecting the image on their screens.
They offered me to come with them so I can be assured that the projector was being carefully handed.
They did a few custom settings and took the time to explain the issue and it was resolved.
Rest assured Formovie has new management (which is what I was also told by the tech manager Laurie ) and their focus is purely customer centric.
It shows.
I’m truly pleased with the level of support and customer service by Formovie tech (Laurie, Fei and Zam) and this product itself is awesome!
As an avid gamer, movie lover and home theatre enthusiast this projector fits the bill and Formovie customer support has gained a customer for life!

I couldn’t wait to get the screen in and just put it on against my White wall. I’m coming from an OLED Sony tv and I was worried I’d be upset with the loss in quality or brightness. Even without the screen though, this thing is already amazing. I don’t think I’ll miss my OLED. This is more than enough to enjoy a good 4K movie. Just excited for my screen at this point.

Seriously, this is THE BEST projector you can buy for around $3000 in 2024. I got mine for $2999 after watching prices like a hawk. This beast even beats the higher tier Hisense L9G ($5000), LG HU85LA ($6000), and Samsung LSP9T ($6500) on some key aspects (see PLUS section). This review is not about a comparison, rather all the PLUS/MINUS I've found during my research and the actual usage of the Formovie Theater. This was a long term investment (7-10yrs hopefully) for me and I hope this helps with your projector hunt!!

Incredible sharpness on my 120” screen. And colors are out of this world. Super vibrant on animated content and perfect color accuracy for movies. More than enough brightness in a darkened room with really nice HDR performance. For the price, you’re getting way more than expected.

Incredible sharpness on my 120” screen. And colors are out of this world. Super vibrant on animated content and perfect color accuracy for movies. More than enough brightness in a darkened room with really nice HDR performance. For the price, you’re getting way more than expected.

Where do I begin? I was looking at home theater solutions and, in doing my research, I started looking into various ultra short throw projector solutions. I was looking for a 4K solution with HDR but also one that could handle 3D. I also did not want to break the bank. I came across

Formovie and was immediately impressed with what both of their models had to offer. I opted for the 2500 model, as my home theater room can be completely darkened with no external lights, and the 2600 lumens would provide more than enough brightness. The projector was super easy to unbox and set up, and the menu selections on the remote made sense. I quickly set up the included Amazon Fire Stick in the media stick compartment for HDMI 1 and hooked the HDMI2 (ARC) input to my 4K receiver, leaving the final input to my Apple TV.

One very important step that I took was making the correct calculations for projector placement before I mounted my UST screen to my wall (135"). I was careful to mount the screen using the guidance provided by

Formovie for my screen size, and as I knew that I would not be ceiling mounting the projector, it was easy to place it in front of the screen, center screen. The calibration options were very easy to use, and within 10 minutes, I had a crystal clear image that filled the entire screen evenly with no run-off.

The only caveat is that, though the projector is 3D ready, there are no instructions that guide users on how to use the functionality. For the first month of my ownership, I could not figure out why it wasn't working for me. Fortunately, AWOL-Vision has some of the most patient, capable, and responsive tech support specialists I have ever encountered. After walking me through the hard fixes (software and firmware upgrades and sending along sample videos), they included a video of how to activate 3D. It turns out that I was foolishly pressing the "home" button instead of "settings" while the disc was playing. If I hit Settings and then Image, I was able to adjust the 3D images, and the results were stunning (I used the recommended Elephas Active Shutter 3D for my movies). Thanks to the patience and perseverance of their tech support, they have one happy customer!

I look forward to many movie nights with my new set-up, and I know that software updates will be easy thanks to my tech service experience with them. Once they push out a Dolby Vision update (which I hope comes soon), my home theater system will be firing on all cylinders.

I am very pleased with this product and highly recommend it to any home theater folks who want a projector that provides high quality and ease of use at a great price point.

Thee best picture quality I have ever seen in my life the colors are perfect out of the box with no need to do a professional tuning. The image is super crisp and clear. I could write pages just complimenting the device image quality but I would rather answer the main question in every one mind is it better then a regular tv absolutely yes can it replace the tv yes with a blink of eye. Customer service is the best they have made sure everything went as smoothly as possible done the impossible to please me and the product that purchased. Thank you again Formovie for making such an amazing product.

Pros: Super easy to set up, and great user interface for keying in the image. Great refresh rate and color, with deep contrast. Audio is amazing considering it's built in. Build quality is really nice and well thought out.
Considerations: In my configuration I mounted to the ceiling which is ideal for keeping dust off of the lense, however the threaded mount holes are aluminum so be careful not to over tighten, I would have liked to see steal to make sure it's fail proof. The remote is actually really nice but does use up it's batteries fairly quickly (4-6 months) from backlighting I suspect. But once they are low the range for the remote drops dramatically. Which is handy to tell they are low but also annoying when buttons don't seem to work.

Overall I would buy this product again without hesitation. It has been flawless in delivering an amazing home theater experience.

This projector has been working great for me since I purchased it. I was very happy to have finally found a projector which had all the features I was looking for, at almost half the price of competing models. I replaced a $6k Samsung The Premier 130" projector with this one and it is better in every way.

I am using Formovie as home theatre since last Thanksgiving. I selected it after watching lot of reviews and videos and chose it because of the contrast the reviews showed. I also bought another similar product which had very good focus but eventually we chose contrast over focus. The laser projection from Formovie doesn't strain your eyes. The video attached was taken from my iPhone and I am projecting it on 135 white screen, The skin tone is perfect with Formovie and all real . 4K videos do not have any pixelating issue , very perfect. I do see pixilation and focus issue on HD quality sometimes but from longer distance it doesn't matter much, may be hardware update like a lens attachment can better it . I use firestick rather than the inbuilt apps. There was some extra noise initially but a software upgrade fixed it. Overall very happy with the product .

Amazing picture quality and color accuracy. My other TVs are LG Oled and Pioneer Kuro from back in the day, so I'm a little picky about my picture and color tones, I'm not a fan of those really vivid UHD tones and prefer a much more natural film look.

I was a little concerned at first out of the box the unit did not present color or picture as I had hoped this was on the default firmware it shipped with 1.2.X. But after I updated to V1.3.6 it's a totally different story. I just absolutley love the picture quality and color tones now.

The sound is decent for a single unit system but you'll want to pair this with a real sound system so I'm not really judging the product on sound quality.

For reference I have it paired with Klipsch RP 5.1 system, Sony 1000an AVR and he Formovie 120 Fresnel screen.

Formovie Support has been amazing also when I needed them to address a few logistics issues.

The picture is amazing. Colors are vibrant, and the picture is bright enough (with a proper screen) to be used in normal room lighting. I use it with a Sony receiver , but I did test the onboard audio before connecting, and the sound was quite good on it's own. My favorite thing is that HDMI CEC actually works. It never worked on my previous (VAVA, InFocus) projectors. If I power on the PS5 or Xbox, the projector comes on, and when I power off the console, the projector senses the signal loss and shuts down after a few seconds. So far I'm very happy with this purchase.

I’m still blown away with the image quality from the Formovie . I don’t have words to describe how amazing the movies look nor do the pictures I wanted to share make it any justice. If you do decide to get one, I would recommend to get a hold of a laser level so you can align the projector and a level to adjust the rotating feet. It took me about 15min to adjust the projector on a TV stand to the screen. I set the laser level to the center of the screen and adjusted the projector.

I’m updating from a 1080p projector and yes I have a 65” 4k Sony TV in order to compare what my eyes see. I’m not an image enthusiast to tell you all of that stuff that I don’t understand. What I can tell you is that I have 20/20 vision and the image is amazing.

I recommend this projector as I’m using it on a 110” screen. Movie time has evolved!

Once I received everything it all was pretty easy setting it up. Now the picture quality is spectacular. This is my first projector setup and it is worth every penny.

As much as I would love to rave about this projector, and its a lot. I will let others do that, because indeed it is one of the best options at a reasonable price point. But I must discuss in this review a few concerns. Not to hide the achievements of modern day ultra short throw projectors, but those are everywhere. These smaller but no less not as important. One minor and one MAJOR.

Minor: Remote isn't great. I would advise doing more research. I use a SofaBaton which does not work just yet, but hopefully soon an update will add proper controls. It works, just not as well as I'd like. The included remote is pretty terrible, not even backlighting and that is one of the party tricks of this Formovie Theater UST projector, the amazing theatre quality in the dark. Backlighting is important.

However, an ALR screen wow. It's.....unlike anything else in bright conditions. With a frame, it doesn't even look like its a projector but an OLED! 100" OLED !?!??!?! Not with this price. I ended up finding a 100" DIY kit with a proper thick ALR screen. There are many brands, on Amazon and other sources. The build is simple but mounting is the main concern.

Anyways, ALR screen, remote, these two are my recommendations.

As for the projector. It's a beast. It's quiet. It's 4K HDR in bright and dark conditions are out of this world. The project is kind of big and requires some thought in placement because it needs the space from the wall/screen. This is another major concern, that not everyone can DIY, but I can recommend professional services which have started to offer this, similar to TV mounting.

For those with the budget. Get the AWOL 100" automatic ALR screen for the $2000 or so. It's a lot but its worth it, and realistically should not break and can be reused in the future. Seeing it open and having your friends jaw drop is.....glorious. 10/10 would do again

This is an outstanding projector that hits all the important points: brightness, colour, clarity, features. If you're looking for a UST projector that can replace your TV for daytime viewing, this Formovie Theater is definitely up to the task. If that's your intent then you'll need to pair it up with a nice ambient light rejecting screen (which can be quite pricey on it's own) to get the most out of it.

I've owned various projectors for 20 years. The last 3 have been 4K USTs which are great to emulate a very large flat panel TV. The Formovie Theater has me blown away at the difference in color spectrum the tri-laser provides. I was very happy with my Dell 5K lumen PJ, but wanted to pick up my "holy grail" of PJs with 3 lasers. My only concern was the brightness, but this looks just as bright. The sharpness, black level, and colors are the best I've ever seen from a projector.
Very pleased with the customer service, and quick delivery as well!

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Proiettore fatto bene con immagini brillante usando una tela hivilux prism ust 135" senza blur ( ci vuole tempo per regolare distanza D e H per un imagine perfetta. 3d funzionante magari dal lettore bluray .per avere un imagine più reale si deve regolare perché di base (come tutti altri ) il blue e predominante , ma in resto tutto perfetto.

I found this projector checks all of the boxes for what I wanted. It looks great and very quiet.

It’s important to know you need a fixed frame screen for this projector. I was using a basic pull down and it was super wavy.

Pros:
- picture quality
- looks and functionality
- UI is pretty decent

Cons:
- setup and alignment is time consuming
- black levels could be a little better, but they’re still really good

I’ve been using a basic LED projector for the last year, so this UST laser projector from Formovie Theater really caught my eye. While it does have a few minor issues, I’ve been deeply impressed by the performance and engineering behind this device.

It’s packaged wonderfully for shipping. All components are protected by shape-cut foam, and it’s so well-packed that it’s actually kind of hard to get it out of the box. That’s the kind of problem I like to have, though.

Picture quality is very good, and much brighter than expected, but you may need to invest in a higher end screen to get top image quality...and those aren’t cheap. The built-in speakers really impressed me, and I was amazed at how easy everything was to set up. Basic setup can be done in just a few minutes, though placement will take some trial and error to get the device lined up properly.

A major downside is that the HDMI, USB, and composite inputs are on the back of the device. That means you’ll have to move it to access them...and then go through all of the positioning all over again each time. I’d recommend using a USB hub if you plan to play flash drives regularly. It also won’t play some formats. MP4 works perfectly, but it won’t recognize AVI files with the Xvid codec.

A Firestick is included in the box, which was an unexpected treat, and there’s even a dedicated compartment to house it on the rear of the projector. There are built-in apps for basic functions, and I actually kind of like the little web browser. Networks are easy to set up, and the only issue I noticed was some minor lag.

I recently enjoyed using the Formovie Theater Projector and am genuinely impressed with its performance. Let me share some highlights:

First and foremost, the image quality, when adhering to the vendor's specifications, is absolutely excellent. The colors are vibrant, and the clarity is top-notch.

One thing to note is that the projector's size is slightly larger than I initially expected. However, this doesn't diminish its overall appeal, especially given the exceptional image quality it delivers.

What pleasantly surprised me was the low noise level of the projector. Projectors can often be quite noisy, but this one operates relatively quietly.

A standout feature is the built-in sensor that detects when someone is close to the device and automatically turns off the lasers.

I wanted something big for my TV room. I went with a LaserTV and really had to learn more about the product. I wasn’t going to paint my walls dark so I realized I needed a better screen. If your room is as bright as mine, you will need a CLR screen. Calibration was easy the software was good. Just set it so that a little bit of the image spills on wall and then auto calibrate following instructions. I am very happy with the purchase and would do it again.

This projector is really great quality. Setup was easy, after wrangling it out of the box. The body itself isn’t overtly bulky and having a remote included is great. I do admit though having the inputs on the back is a pain and even at the brightest setting the image still looks a bit dark in places. This projector would also be better suited for a wider area; we tried it where our tv normally goes and it took a bit of maneuvering to try and centre the image without it getting cut off. When we tried it on a bigger wall, the image was much better.

This projector is really great quality. Setup was easy, after wrangling it out of the box. The body itself isn’t overtly bulky and having a remote included is great. I do admit though having the inputs on the back is a pain and even at the brightest setting the image still looks a bit dark in places. This projector would also be better suited for a wider area; we tried it where our tv normally goes and it took a bit of maneuvering to try and centre the image without it getting cut off. When we tried it on a bigger wall, the image was much better.

Une qualité d'image incroyable, même sur un mur blanc et même en journée si la lumière ne tape pas directement
Le prix fait mal aux yeux mais c'est un produit haut de gamme qui les vaut largement
Il est assez lourd et assez encombrant, prévoir de la place que les côtés pour la ventilation

Formovie Theater short projector is the best projector i have ever own. True and realistic colors and great Atmos sound which surrounds and completes your viewing experience but dolby vision would have placed the icing on the cake. What i like most about this device is the fact that it doesn't come with any operating system giving the user/owner the flexibility of customizing it with a streming device of his/her choice. There are only two issuses i have, one, to view 3D content you need get an special remote from the manufacturer and secondly it gives a very bright display but very little control to lessen on the brightness.

I have been using a projector as my main entertainment center for TV and movies for many years. I started with one of those very expensive 100-pound plus projectors with the 3 big colored eyes then went to a high-definition 1080p projector. I then upgraded to a 4K TV made by a well-respected company. This projector was one of the highest rated projectors around and I thought the picture could get no better.

That is until now!

The projector arrived very well-packaged and surrounded by thick foam for protection

Next, you plug in the projector, put the batteries in the remote, and turn on the projector.

When I first turned on the projector I was blown away at how a projector, so close to the screen could project such an amazing image. I only needed to make some very minor adjustments to the position of the projector to get the image to fill my screen perfectly.

After about 15 minutes of setting things up, it was time to test this projector.

I still have my other 4K projector connected and hanging from the ceiling so I wanted to play the same video with both projectors to compare the images.

I used a video that uses DOLBY vision and was 4k and played it on both projectors at the same time. I blocked the image on each of them so I could compare the images. WOW, I could not believe the difference.

I have seen and tested a lot of projectors for home theatre and this was by far the best I have ever tested.
A huge plus with this projector is that the lighting source is 3 lasers. This gives a "bulb" life of 25000 hours!! The most I have ever got from a projector with a standard bulb is 4000 hours. Also as the bulb gets older the picture brightness goes down but not with lasers. A laser will maintain close to 100% of its brightness for the full duration of its life, in this case, 25000 hours!!!

You also never know when a bulb is going to stop working. My current projector after 3500 hours made a popping noise and the bulb was done. I had people over to watch a movie and it was very embarrassing. It took 2 weeks and $400 for a new bulb.

There are speakers built into the Formovie Theater projector that are surprisingly good. They sound more like a sound bar for a TV than a tinny little speaker found on most TVs.

For someone who does not want to go through the expense and trouble of setting up an entire theatre room with multiple speakers the built-in speakers are more than adequate. This makes setup so easy.

After trying the projector with this easy setup I next wanted to send the video source to the projector from my 4K Dolby Vision compatible receiver. I have several video devices already attached to my receiver including a TV box, an NVIDIA Shield streaming box, a PS5, and a Blu-ray player.

This allowed me to take full advantage of DOLBY ATMOS since I have 9+ speakers connected to my receiver.

This made this truly a very immersive experience and the best I have ever had or seen.

The Formovie Theater projector is very quiet and the quietest projector I have ever used. You don't even notice it. With my ceiling-mounted projector, the projector is directly above the seating area and can be heard.

If you are familiar with the rainbow effect from other DLP projectors then you know that for some people this can be troublesome. I can always move my eyes in such a way as to create the rainbow effect with other DLP projectors but not with this one. There is no color wheel and I couldn't create the annoying rainbow effect.

There are 3 HDMI inputs one of them being eArc. This allows you to send the audio signal from the projector to your receiver to take advantage of a more advanced audio setup such as one for DOLBY ATMOS. This works great if you are only using a couple of components for your video source but I prefer having all my components plugged into my receiver than the video going to the projector.

There are a lot of settings on this projector. I am not going to get into them all but if you are not a videophile that is not a problem. The settings right out of the box are amazing and I only had to do some small tweaks. I did find the vivid picture mode to be the best and I do recommend that.

I could go on forever on how great this projector is and I do apologize for this long review but I felt that this projector needed and deserved it.

This is a great projector for someone new to home theatre and those more advanced users. For the newbies, the setup is so easy. You could set it on the floor by a white wall, turn it on, and get an amazing image.

Advanced users will not be disappointed either. This is the best image from a home theater projector that I have ever seen and since I will use this for all my TV and movie watching it will save me a lot of money in replacement bulbs over the years.

If I were to watch this projector for 5 hours a day, every day, then the laser would last almost 14 years!!!!

This is not your average projector and the price is that for a premium projector but for all of the features and the quality of the image and the projector it is a very fair price.

I do recommend this projector to anyone wanting one of the best images available from a projector.

The last 1 pictures I have attached are pictures taken of video put out by this projector. The pictures do not do this projector justice but give you an idea of how amazing the images are.

Fully works with smart automation. Remembers which input it was on after a restart. Plug and play Dolby Vision and Atmos. The setup is not horrible...lol. We bought this to replace a WeMax ultra short throw and it is SOOOOOOO much better than what we had. Very impressed and enjoying it. And again for those that just don't get it...you NEED an ALR screen to maximize this projector.

The projector has great built-in speakers that produce powerful sound. It's loud, rich, and dynamic, filling the room. I was able to connect the projector to my Bluetooth Stereo Receiver with no issue.

Thought about getting a 4K laser projector for quite some time. Researched what was out there and found that most reviewers had good things to say about Formovie. A friend had Formovie and I got to see how well the projector performed first hand. I was impressed. My viewing space is not large - a 15x16 foot second floor loft, and with that limitation in mind, I decided that the Formovie and a floor rising ALR projector screen would fit those requirements. When they arrived, I admired the design and simplicity of the projector - it looks good. And I found set up to be incredibly easy. To ensure proper placement of the projector to the screen, I built a platform with adjustable legs so I could get the projector at the right height and distance to the screen. The initial set up of the Formovie  was very easy, with menus that were not vague or unclear, but specific as to input and next steps. The follow-on adjustments for projector alignment to the screen and focus were quick and not difficult to accomplish. I have my own Dolby ATMOS AV system, so connecting that to the 2500 was simple: nothing more than an HDMI cable and a Sound menu entry to specify an external sound system. Out of the box, using the standard Modes provided: Std, Game, PC, Movie, the colors were good. But there are plenty of reviewers out there with recommendations on the more complicated adjustments for white balance and color hue, brightness and saturation. And I utilized User Mode and these recommendations to dial in color balance for a picture I liked. Not as difficult as I thought it would be, and if you don’t like the result, you can always get the projector back to factory settings using the Restore function. My 2500 did not come with Dolby Vision (Formovie specs list it as Dolby Vision Ready), but per Formovie it was available as an update. So I contacted Formovie Customer Service and requested the update. Customer Service were very accessible and responsive via email and within a day or so, the update for Dolby Vision appeared in the projector Update menu. The update completed in just a minute or two, and WOW! What an improvement! The update adjusted mode and color settings specifically for DV and this made all the difference in picture quality bringing the 2500 up to near perfect. I adjusted white balance only slightly, to fine tune skin tone and didn’t touch color balance at all. One thing discussed in most Formovie  reviews is the overall brightness of the picture, and some reviewers think the 2500 is not bright enough under daylight ambient light conditions rather than a dark room. Specific to my room, which has a window behind the projection screen, this hasn’t been an issue when viewing during the day. Also, 3D seems to a major topic in reviews of AWOL projectors, and though I’ve viewed a few 3D dvd’s at my friends house through his Formovie, I don’t have a dvd player with 3D capability but hope to aquire one and check out this feature in the near future. For now, the Formovie has proved to be the right choice in all the areas important to me: design of the unit, image quality, ease of use, price-point and customer service.

This is my first short throw laser project so I don’t have much to compare to other than regular flat screen TVs and just a cheap overhead projector that I’ve had. That being said, very impressed with this little unit. I set it up for a 120” screen with a Silver Ticket ALR screen. The screen made a big difference when compared to just shining on the wall, as I received the projector before the screen and wanted to try it out before getting the screen set up. The screen makes a big difference, especially with the room lit. The projector really shows off in a darker room though, but I’ll have no problem watching daytime football games in a well lit room with this thing as well.

It should be noted that to make a 120” screen, the thing has to be fairly low to the ground if you don’t have an incredibly high ceiling. Mine is in the basement and the ceiling is probably 9’ high. The projector is on a short stand that I found and is about 16” tall. It also has to sit about a foot and a half away from the wall to make the screen that big. If that’s ok with you, this thing is incredible, especially for the price. While shopping around, I obviously found many that were far more expensive. They may be better, but for twice the price? Probably not twice as good. The 4K looks amazing on a screen this size. Setup was very easy. Adjusting the screen size and the corner points is pretty self explanatory, just takes some playing with the positioning of the unit. And the screen adjustment settings. If you bump it or need to move it, getting it back to where you had it is very simple.

I’ve always had Apple TV systems for my other TVs, this uses the google play system which functions very similarly. No real complaints with that. Overall, for an entry level short throw projector with options for a very large screen, I can’t imagine much better for this price point.

This is the most impressive image projector I have ever seen. The image is as clear as a 4k TV, the brightness is high enough to actually see the projection even if there are external lighting, such as artificial or even natural, although definitely not intended to be used on daylight, it is still less bright than some TVs.
The fan is quite, you can still hear it but it is not annoying to me.
The amount of parameters that can be tweaked is very useful so you can adapt the image and the sound according to your liking.

Some cons:
-It is quite heavy and big.

I broke a samsung 65 inch curved uhd 4k 3d tv. I honestly thought i could never replace it. I searched Amazon and the internet. Compared a lot and did a lot of researched. For the price and quality this on was the best. It's quality is superb. The brightness is better than I thought. The Ed is better than my tv it replaced. The costumer service it excellent. And it's a triple laser ugd 4k projector that actually works and does what it says. I also bought 4 3d glasses and a 100 inch fixed frame screen. Nothing to complaint about at all. I'm over pleased

Got this projector to setup in my basement and wasn’t sure if it would match up to a tv. I am so happy I took the plunge as now I have an unbelievable 125 inch image in my basement. Colors are amazing and you can’t go wrong for the money! Amazing picture quality and easy setup

This was my first short throw projector, as well as my last I’ll ever need. Unlike tv’s that have you thinking about better ones out there, this is the end of the line. I haven’t seen a projector that isn’t closer to movie theatre quality. Even the built in speakers are better than most high end tvs! I would easily recommend this to anyone ready to move from tv to projector.
It sits on my tv stand and shoots 150” on the wall

I ordered the Formovie Aurora Pro to replace my older Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 8350 3LCD projector.
My main video source is an nVidia Shield TV Pro which is connected to a Marantz 6015 Receiver. The receiver is then connected to the projector. I'm projecting onto a 100" Elite Screens Perforated Screen with 0.8 gain. The screen base is 3' above the ground. The entire video pipe supports 4K HDR except for the Epson projector (which is the main reason for the upgrade).

My Epson is a traditional projector that is ceiling mounted at the rear of the room. Upgrading to the UST Formovie required I free up some space in front of my projector screen and purchase a small stand to place it. Once placed atop the stand it was fairly easy to configure. When it first powered on it prompted me to upgrade the firmware. Aligning the screen was pretty simple, physically moving the projector to line up and then going into the Formovie projector's 4 & 8 point alignment. Just be careful not to bump/move your stand by accident because you'll have to re-align everything.

Once aligned I starting playing with the Menu system. It loads into a bright menu where you can configure all the different settings and launch different apps. I ended up removing the option to make everything 60fps, it makes movies look like soap operas. I did set the 24fps settings by default.

I was able to install the Netflix and amazon prime applications on it. When I tried using Netflix it appeared not to function when pressing the directional buttons on the Formovie remote. As it turns out the Netflix app has issues with the directional buttons and you have to use the mouse feature of the remote. Pushing the button with multiple overlaid circles enables the mouse feature. Using the Netflix app on the Formovie OS does not currently support 4k. I then used Netflix on my nVidia shield and that worked perfectly. I also tried Netflix on the included Firestick 4k and that worked as expected.

Without changing the default color settings the picture quality is stunning. It is very bright, much more then my epson. The colors are very vibrant without being oversaturated and the blacks are very dark. I'm very impressed with the difference in video quality between this projector and my epson. Shadows are very extremely detailed and just blow the epson out of the water. I am able to use this projector during the day with ambient daylight. The blacks become washed out but the image is still very clear.

The only thing I did notice that was slightly annoying was a very visible rainbow effect. This was especially prevalent on black and white films and white subtitles on dark backgrounds. This wasn't something I experienced before with the epson. After 2 months of use the effects are still there but I've gotten accustomed to them and notice them less.

The addition of a speaker on the projector is nice. The audio quality is pretty low from this speaker but it helps economize on my electric bill. Sometimes I just turn on the projector to watch the daily news or documentaries. In those cases there really isn't a need to power up the receiver and suck up 700W from it plus another 200W off the subwoofer.

This projector also has a nice little feature that I didn't expect, sleep. This is the first projector I've seen with sleep, usually this is reserved for regular TVs. I use this option quite often when watching movies at midnight, knowing I'm going to doze off.

After 2 months I did run into one issue, where the projector turned on and had overlaid text indicating "Safe Mode". It did not inhibit anything but I'm not sure why caused the text to display. It was present on all different hdmi inputs and on the Formovie OS. After rebooting the projector this text disappeared and has not reappeared. Another thing I noticed is an audio hum that happens when navigating the amazon prime menu. It was only prevalent at night when using the built-in speaker. The buzz was not present when using my receiver. Lastly you need to be careful with dust. My epson came with a dust cap that I could place over the lens, plus the lens was not pointing up. The Formovie lens is pointed up and works like a dust magnet in my house. What I usually do now is cover up the top of the projector larger book so that dust doesn't fall on the lens.

Would I recommend this projector? Yes to anyone that is looking for their first projector or looking to upgrade from a 1080p model. This is fantastic projector that made me want to view all my 4K movie collection over again to see all the nuanced details not present with the Epson.

This projector is no joke. Black levels are outstanding, color absolutely explodes off the screen. This was purchased at a blue brick and mortar. Absolutely stunning. Don't hesitate between this and the Epson, if you have any kind of light in your room at all this one beats it hands down. Way to go, Formovie !

This projector does exactly what it advertises. And does it very well. Excellent colours and brightness for a home theater. All skin tones are superb (including very dark skin). Excellent low latency response time for games. I use this with the Formovie 100" Cinema screen, which is a little tricky to assemble, but a perfect match. Even with some overhead lighting the image is clear.

If you’re coming from an older standard throw projector, this is magic. Those that are knocking it are obviously coming from standard TVs and don’t have a clue about what it takes to project an image this good on their wall. I spent two years with an Epson 2200 series standard throw projector and that was a toy compared to this. The differences in UST projectors isn’t that great, this one is one hell of a deal. Ignore the bad reviews, they don’t have a clue when it comes to projectors. It’s not a panel tv, it’s a projector and that comes with compromises, this one has a lot less than should be expected.

For price point, the technology is unbelievable. I researched many different projectors and it’s capabilities at this price blew away the others. Not the biggest fan of the android interface, but I'm running Apple TV through HDMI and eArc out to a Sonos arc bar with surrounds. Amazing!!!

After a Miami Dolphins loss, I threw my phone at my 85 inch Samsung and shattered the screen. So after I lied to my wife and said the damn thing broke on its own, it was time to get a new TV. I wanted to go bigger, but there’s nothing out there bigger than 85 that would not break the bank. I switched my attention to a UST Projector. Did extensive research and could not find any customer reviews on this unit, so I YouTube the only 3 reviews and I was convinced. This is my fist projector and I have nothing to compare it with. I set it up, hooked up everything and I am up and running and love the damn thing. The colors are increíble, it’s bright and easy to set up. Takes a little practice, but I got there and have mastered the calibration process. I can’t seem to find the Ethernet port, so I’m guessing there isn’t one. This thing is bright in lit rooms and immersive with lights off, on cinematic mode. It does look like a movie theater screen at home! Setting up the projector isn’t that big of a challenge. The most challenging part was setting up and hanging in he screen. I did notice that on the white wall, before installing a ALR screen  the projector was brighter….with Gray screen you will lose a little brightness, but it’s plenty bright and easy on the eye. I recommend this product.

Oh my! I have read other’s reviews so I know it’s big but I don’t know it’s this big. Bigger than the DVD player. But it works really good better than the projector I have. The picture quality is really good. We used it on my old projector screen. It worked well. It’s like we have a big TV now. It streaming good too.
It’s easy to set up. We didn’t use the handbook. We watched the demonstration video online. We can download so many Apps. Different apps, I mean it have Chinese show app, Japanese show app and other language apps. It also comes with fire stick. We tried it , it mostly have old shows and the picture quality is not as good. And when we do the screen mirroring it didn’t work so good. Loosing connection often. The sound is good enough for us to watch movies.
Overall we all liking this laser projector.

Oh my! I have read other’s reviews so I know it’s big but I don’t know it’s this big. Bigger than the DVD player. But it works really good better than the projector I have. The picture quality is really good. We used it on my old projector screen. It worked well. It’s like we have a big TV now. It streaming good too.
It’s easy to set up. We didn’t use the handbook. We watched the demonstration video online. We can download so many Apps. Different apps, I mean it have Chinese show app, Japanese show app and other language apps. It also comes with fire stick. We tried it , it mostly have old shows and the picture quality is not as good. And when we do the screen mirroring it didn’t work so good. Loosing connection often. The sound is good enough for us to watch movies.
Overall we all liking this laser projector.

I'm very surprised by this projector. Not only does it have great picture quality, the brightness is amazing, even in some iffy conditions. But my absolute favorite thing about is that it's short throw. You can pretty much have it at a normal TV stand level up close to the wall and you're good to go. It was incredibly easy to set up and just use. I especially love that it's great for gaming. My PS5 games look phenomenal on it.

It was also bigger than I expected, heavier too. But that's not an issue. The construction is gorgeous, definitely worthy of what this bad boy does. I love that you can adjust the screen size by a huge amount. I was able to fit it on my wall at the perfect size for what I needed. Overall I'm super happy with this projector and I definitely recommend it for those who don't want to deal with a complicated setup.

I am really amazed by the easy setup and how close it can sit to the wall/screen. The Formovie can totally do it if you are not picky about the sound quality. Overall I’m really satisfied with this upgrade.

When this went on sale it was so worth it, I would highly suggest this as it looks really crisp and makes playing VR games so much easier. The picture quality is great the brightness is good the sound is good but I would suggest getting a speaker system and it's a great value for what it gives you.

So now that I’ve been using this a bit more I have a few updates. First and foremost the lack of support for any google login. They included a 4k fire stick to eliminate the issue and you don’t incur more costs. This problem is easily fixed as they are in the process of licensing so I would guess in the next couple months it should be done. I had several issues with my new floating media center because I was unaware that in order to get a 100in screen properly aligned it had to be a foot from the wall. I remedied that situation with a projector slider made for UST which wasn’t exactly cheap but well worth every penny. The original screen I ordered for this was an ALR screen, however, it was a portable screen and silver projection space. I decided to get the “proper” screen and I’m so glad I did. It’s a night and day difference. The picture quality jumped from good to fantastic! It’s also WELL worth the investment. I have yet to run into any issues that weren’t easy to solve. Most issues I’m seeing in these reviews are user error. This is newer technology and it’s hard to keep up for a lot of people.

This projector is really incredible. To top it all off, all inputs are 4k/120hz making gaming that much better!

Definitely recommended

I’m not here to bash a review of any kind but while I was reading through them, it followed a common theme, not a tv replacement. I have to disagree. This is the future of screens prior to having technology that projects them anywhere. This technology the projector uses is really cutting edge! I love being at the forefront with toys like this. Everything is amazing about this unit. The ONLY gripe I have is that to inherit the best picture is to buy an ALR screen. But honestly, it far better than most LED, OLED, and others. Pair all of this and I’m easily able to watch my 3D collection again but better and I’m a happy man. I’m not sure if most people are aware but eARC or ARC is supported in the same way as with every television I’ve had, and it’s only in one port primarily. This is because you are supposed hard wire your soundbar with hdmi to this port. 1 is all you need. I would definitely recommend a soundbar as an option here too. All in all, this replaced my new LG C3 and I didn’t bat an eye.

I have this Formovie Theater paired with a Paris Rhone 100" UST screen with a 0.6 gain. Does ok with some ambient light but really needs to be in a light controled room.  I will say that in a dark room, it's plenty bright and I don't like searingly bright TVs anyway. Colors are fairly accurate as well. Where this projector really shines is contrast, which I feel is fantastic. No issues with the Android operating system that I've noticed. Sound is ok, but I'm adding an Atmos soundbar anyway so I'm not going to be critical of the built in speakers. I've also added some 6500K bias lighting around the back of the frame and I think looks great. Overall I'm very happy with the projector.

I had been looking for a large TV for about 6 months. 85” was the plan, as this was the largest size I could fit down my basement stairs. Then I came across Formovie Theater! Formovie Theater lets you project up to 150” and it would easily fit down into my theatre room. It was setup in minutes, and has the best picture quality I have ever seen from a projector. Infact the 4K footage looks unbelievable, better than my TV’s too. Everyone who see it immediately asks about it and wants one. You feel like you are literally sitting in the stadium of a sports game with the crowd. Movies are absolutely unmatched by anything else. I’m actually considering getting a second one for my main floor. Best purchase of the year. Amazing customer support too.

I upgraded from an Epson 4k pixel shifting home cinema projector. This blows it out of the water. The picture quality is Amazing, and it looks great even in a fairly lit room. I am not using an ALR or CLR screen, just an Elune vision 4k screen, and it works perfect! This is a great value for the money, it was on sale as well. It now has DolbyVision (through firmware update) and will expand to 150" with crystal clear quality to the edges. Customer service is Amazing as well. I had to contact them about setting up with my receiver and they were prompt and very helpful. For the price, this is Great Value.

I love this projector, so clear, can see it clearly with a window opened on the side..  I am using a Bose surround soundbar. Very happy with this setup (as well as my wife!)

This replaced a Mitsubishi Diamond series 73” that had a better picture than any 4K LED that I would look at. This is bigger and looks better as well as being bigger with the 100” screen. Setup is a bit tricky and would be nice if there was a reference picture to adjust it with but I got it done myself eventually.

After doing my research on projector central, I decided to purchase the Formovie Theater. I'm extremely happy with my purchase! The picture quality is remarkable and the colors are vibrant.

The only downside.... My wife now likes to see the Virgin River on the big screen.

I was so surprised with the picture on this and I just put it on my wall until I get a screen for it but it looks better the my tcl tv that just went out. You will need a screen because even if you think you have a straight wall you will learn that it is not straight and there were be waves in the straight lines, so get a screen. The only thing I am not fond of is the streaming channel and the main OS which is no biggy it did come with an Amazon 4k stick so I will be switching over to it. Yes it also has screen rotate option so if you did want to mount on your ceiling you could but its very heavy so you better secure it well. The screen even on the smallest screen sitting as close to the wall as you can get it is still huge. The light does effect it some but no worse then it did my regular tv, but in the dark this screen so amazing. I suggest watching a nature video first and it will feel like you are right there.

I normally don’t post product reviews, but the Formovie was such a game changer for me in terms of viewing experience that I had to leave one. Not only is the picture quality off the charts, even the sound of the built-in speakers is completely immersive and satisfying as a home theatre experience. Although I had already heard so many good things about these before purchasing, I was blown away well beyond what my expectations were. The brightness is remarkable, especially considering my room has light coming into it in the daytime and is by no means a dedicated theatre room. Everything I watch is vibrant and nuanced with detail that just pops in ways I’ve never noticed before with any other setup. This is now my primary and only means of watching movies and tv series and is the main fixture of my living room. On top of all I already knew before getting this projector, the price point is what drew me in and sealed the deal for me. Outstanding value for a product of this level.

-Nice 4k picture even on normal screen.
-Compact body with loud speaker for portability
- Formovie reliability. I only use their brand.
-Super easy corner keystone setup; i cannot stress how important this feature is for non-experts like me. Just set it and forget it.

Writing this review after 50 days of use. This is my first TV projector which I am using in basement and it is great experience. I am using directly on white painted wall without ALR screen.  Set up was very easy, just to put few inches in front of wall and move it in proper direction to get appropriate picture size on the wall.

The quality of picture is great in low light area. It has Film-Maker mode in picture setting and it gives theater like experience. Remote control has short cut for Picture setting and Audio setting which is helpful to easily change appropriate picture and audio setting without closing current program. This projector is for low light area. I wouldn’t recommend this projector if there is lot of lights in room or for outdoor.

Sound from is good enough for my basement but I am using external soundbar (from Sony 2.1 channel with inbuilt subwoofer). I would suggest using external soundbar and/or speaker system to improve sound experience. Dolby atoms sound is great using external soundbar/sound system. It has eARC port for easy connection for external sound system.

It doesn’t have advanced Wi-Fi 6, 6e or 7 but has Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac (dual band) which is more than enough to watch movies, sports and TV show over Google TV. I needed to buy Wi-Fi extender (TP-Link Wi-Fi range extender, approximately $139.00 with tax from Best Buy) to get better Wi-Fi signal in basement. It would be great this projector has Wi-Fi 6, 6e or 7.

It has Google TV and it has all the apps I needed including Netflix, Amazon Prime, Sling, ESPN, You Tube and Tablo TV. Some apps require download which is easy with Google account.

It does not have TV Tuner which I don’t need it and I don’t miss it. Now, many Apps are available to watch local channels for free and Apps availability for local channels will improve in future.

Great and quick customer service experience from the dealer for price adjustment.

One problem I have noticed is this projector turns on itself on some nights and I haven’t figured out to fix this problem yet. Not sure if this is a bug which may require software update. I need to make sure to plug it out at night to prevent turning it on itself.

Love this projector so far. I have owned many over the years and this one is great, saves a ton of time and effort not having to ceiling mount it and it looks fantastic. Hopefully it will work well for many years to come.

I ready probably 100 hours worth of reviews on it too and it still blew me away. I watch football on it every single weekend. I was watching football on my LG Oled in the living room last weekend and thought to myself, somethings not right. Got up and went downstairs and fired it up on the 120" much better! I haven't even got to use 3d yet!

Coming from a 75" tv that was loaded with Dolby Vision, 120hz, VRR, and ALLM, this projector really surprised me. I did my due diligence before I made my purchase and did what I think was too much research. For the cost out of the box, thing is pretty impressive. And then you start to tweak the settings and it really comes alive! I paired it with an ALR/CLR screen that's 103" from Elite Screens, and wow did my movies and gaming come to life in a big way. I haven't had any problems with the setup or use, so I cannot comment on the customer service of Formovie, but from other reviews I've read, it's pretty top notch. My only complaint is that the remote isn't backlit, but once it's setup if you are using any kind of programmable universal remote, you shouldn't need it. If you're on the fence about going to a UST over a tv, for the cost you're never going to find a tv that does what this UST does up to 150". I'm glad I went with this one for my home theater setup.

The Formovie Theater is an amazing UST laser projector. The blacks are nice but nothing like an Oled so if you are looking for that do not buy this. HDR on this is not implemented well, colors look washed out and blacks look grey, however, highlights pop very well just be sure to purchase a cine grey screen. This projector needs to sit at least 12 3/4 inches away from the wall for 100” and has to be at least 15” from the bottom of the image to the surface of your stand. Getting the projector perfectly aligned to the screen using the feet nobs is the most frustrating things about this projector. The long throw epson 4010 or 5050ub is perfect, can be placed virtually anywhere and you can use the remote to perfectly position the image. Yes they are two different technologies of projector but are still projectors that serve different purposes. If you are okay with fiddling with this UST projector until you brain melts then you are better than me, I’m gonna get the perfectly aligned and beautifully pictured LG OLED, you can just set it up and go, no need for all the extra crap with this UST. Anyway, trial and error here, wanted to try something new and it just did not work for me but it may work for you I’m gonna stick with the OLED for now and then get a long throw epson projector or equivalent in the future for my dedicated cinema room. Hope this review helped.