The BenQ W2720i is a short (ish) throw 4K projector aimed at the dedicated home theater market. It's positioned a bit higher end than the BenQ X500i we reviewed recently, though there is some ...

The X300G has very similar specs to the X500i and comes in a cute, cube form but isn't short throw. I connected these three to a Monoprice 1x4 distribution amplifier and viewed them side-by-side ...

Geoffrey Morrison/CNET The GT2100HDR is a 1080p short throw projector. This is not the same as the widely-marketed ultra-short throw projectors which can sit just a few inches from the screen.

It is an ultra short throw (UST) projector, which means it does not need much space to project a large image. It can throw up to a 100-inch image diagonally from only about 43cm away from the ...

The Hisense L9G was the first short throw I reviewed, and I found that I really loved the results from that laser TV. So, most of my review of the Hisense PX1 is based on my use of the L9G.

I tried the Bomaker Polaris 4K ultra-short-throw projector and it's wall-tastic Home-theater setups don't get much easier than this. Rick Broida Senior Tech Writer Fri, August 18, 2023, 7:09 AM PDT ...

Features and design Derek Malcolm / Digital Trends Ultra short throw projectors are big, and the BenQ V500i is no exception. It measures two-and-a-half feet wide, 14-inches deep, and 6.4-inches high.

Another major company dropped a 4K ultra short-throw projector this week, too. Optoma has unveiled the CinemaX P2, which is the successor to the CinemaX P1 and is being pegged as the company’s ...

Optoma's bringing a new UST (Ultra Short Throw) projector to the market, one that's built for serious entertainment and gaming. Coined the GT4000UHD projector, Optoma's newest design can beam an ...

At CES 2025, we got a sneak peek at Hisense’s new flagship UST (ultra short-throw) projector, which they are again referring to as a “Laser TV.” The new model is named the L9Q TriChroma Laser TV and ...

BenQ X300G Behold the rare single-brand projector face-off! The TK860i is a recent 4K projector that's a bit cheaper but did well in our testing. It's not short throw, but it can be a little brighter.