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Don’t you have to be in an almost pitch black room for it to look decent though? I also heard there can be pretty bad input lag?
It was quite a few years ago that I last looked into a projector so maybe they’ve gotten better, but these days massive TVs are so cheap I don’t know if it would even be worth it.
Depends on lumens for brightness and there are plenty of projectors with good refresh rate.
I use a epson home cinema 4k and it's amazing.