HORIZON Ultra 4K Laser Dolby Vision Smart Home Theater Projector, ISA 3.0, 2300 ISO Lumens, Android TV 11.0, 2 * 12w Harman Kardon Speakers, Optical Zoom with WiFi and Bluetooth

So I did A LOT of research before I settled on the Horizon Ultra. After many videos and written reviews I finally took the plunge and we are so glad we did. We didn't want a big tv dominating a room and so a projector seemed like the best option. It's a big thing but very smart and the moving lens protector means that you wouldn't know what it was until it turns on. It's incredibly bright and it colour corrects to each wall colour. It's bright even when there's lots of light in the room too. We use it for gaming, movies and TV and love the frame rates it offers. It was very easy to set up and having android installed on it meant that we can access all the normal apps from the projector itself without adding in additional inputs. Its speaker is also fantastic, loud and crisp and clear. We regularly stream to the projector from our phones too which works seamlessly. Honestly, I can't fault it.

I have used a JVC D-ILA projector for many years and the quality has obviously been extremely high, it goes along with the price. However, I was looking to upgrade to Laser source rather than Bulb and had more or less decided to buy a Sony VPL-XW5000ES which is fairly state of the art, and comes in at roughly £5,000. Then on Prime Day I happened to see this XGIMI Horizon Ultra for sale at a bargain basement price of £1,399. It seemed to tick all the boxes and had some great reviews, so I bought in on impulse. And boy is it impressive! The projector starts almost instantly, is effectively silent, all the adjustments are electronic ie you don't need to touch the projector to change the focus, keystone, zoom etc. Some such as the focus are automated, and almost instant. It's just beautiful to watch it do its stuff. The proof of the pudding though is in the eating, and the picture does not disappoint. It is superb. If I was being superb picky I'd say the Sony probably has more subtlety in the picture, but then it costs 4x as much! If you connect up an Nvidia Shield and fire up Netflix with a 4k Dolby Vision source you will not be disappointed! It is so impressive. This won't be good enough to watch in a brightly lit sunny room, but few people want to do that with a projector. If you're watching a film with shades/blinds down, or in the evening, this will give you a luscious picture that will beat any TV hands down (yes, I have several LG OLEDs and their picture is better, but they're not 120 inches wide!) I won't comment on the sound, I doubt anyone is going to buy this and use the built in sound for anything other than exceptional circumstances. I can't overstate how impressive this is, it is a tiny little box compared to the leviathans that Sony and JVS produce. No doubt some will quibble that this is Pixel Shifting, not true 4k, but I can't for the life of me tell the difference. Basically the world has moved on, you don't need to spend £5k+ to get a decent projector, you can if you want, but honestly you'd be wasting your money.

Well I can't really fault this. It's a little slow connecting to my wi-fi after switch on. After that it's awesome. It's bright, its sharp, the sound from the in-built speakers is awesome. Oh and it looks great too. Arrived beautifully packed. The remote control has a lovely feel to it. Setting up was easy. I have a wall in our lounge that is a watered down shade of magnolia. This projector analysed the color and adjusted its projected colours to compensate. Very impressive. This really is like being in the cinema.

This is a great item. We use on a 100” screen. Picture is truly amazing. It’s fairly easy to use and getting easier as time goes on & learning what adjustments to make. It’s missing a few apps, so if it’s something you use on regular basis. NowTV, ITVX that was two I used on a regular basis, but just means I have to use with PlayStation 4 to watch those. There’s prime, Disney+ YouTube etc. That’s what I use so far and I assume Netflix, but I don’t have a subscription to that at moment so can’t confirm. The remote is strange as made of metal, get a tingling sensation when holding remote. When browsing makes my hand hurt 6 months on, still love it but really disappointed about it not having certain apps