The Formovie THEATER is now available outside the US, having launched there last month. Equipped with three HDMI 2.1 ports and a triple laser light source that delivers up to 2,800 ANSI Lumens of brightness, the Formovie THEATER can create 150-inch images with a throw ratio of just 0.23:1.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Formovie-THEATER-Premium-ultra-short-throw-projector-arrives-in-the-UK-for-pound3-499.661488.0.html
The marketers of projector companies are blatantly lying to consumers with images that are supposedly possible in daylight. The projector only shows normal contrast in a 100% dark room. Only in total darkness. And special screens with polarization have poor viewing angles and still cannot show the same contrast as in 100% darkness on a regular white matte screen, despite the wild price ...
The point of any projector is to work in 100% darkness, in a well-prepared room (in the case of expensive models with reflective matrices). In other cases, the potential consumer is simply deceived with the real level of picture quality in daylight or some kind of lighting.
Just a heads up I have the Hisense px1-pro iv had it for 6 monthes fantastic. I use the vava 100"alr screen and have 70% light from slider door In the bedroom looks great and game at 120hz xbox s playing Destiny 2 at 21 ms ,upgrading to 130" screen when I find a good one, be well