Samsung Hdr Projector

I bought this projector to replace a 1080p Viewsonic projector that I own. Will be using it in the Hometheater room - dark and no light. This projector works really well in that space. I could test 4K videos using the Chromecast with Google TV and the video looks great. No stuttering or troubles displaying 4K. The colours are reproduced well and I'd say black levels are really good. I've tested HDR with the PS4 HDR capability and it looks great. I am waiting to use this with a PS5 - alas I have still not been able to get my hands on one.

Now have this installed with a CAT 8 cable between my media rack and my Sony 4k HDR laser projector...and now the projector is running on a full 4:4:4 signal. Cannot top that!

I previously had a Sony 600 es and it was the best projector I had ever owned. But I must say after a month of use, the 6000 ES is a huge upgrade even over the excellent 600. The picture is noticeably sharper and clearer. The colors are deeper and richer even in non HDR material. I could not be happier with HDR content on this projector. For me, it is a dream come true..

Bought this Blu-Ray player for 3 reasons. 1) Tone mapping from HDR content to SDR for my 4k Projector. 2) HDR settings for my LG CX OLED TV. 3) The ability to use Dolby Vision. All 3 reasons where met, and it has brought new life into my Projector in particular. Before I was using an Xbox. Compared to the Xbox this player seems slightly snappier and I have yet to have a delay in reading a disk like I sometimes had on the Xbox. I expect I will be collecting physical media of my favorite movies for some time to come. Even when streaming catches up with Blu-Ray bitrate or uses better compression formats, it still has the problem of not actually being yours. All companies rise and fall and eventually every cloud will be run differently or replaced. Some of those changes will not be smooth. Con: wish it had backlit remote.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Samsung 43” Class QN90D Neo QLED 4K Smart TV Eye-popping. That’s really the closest punchline I think of when trying to describe this TV. You may have seen HDR on your TV, almost every screen out there does it. However, you haven’t truly experienced HDR until the display is *putting* the “high" in High Dynamic Range. The Samsung Q90D Neo QLED does exactly that. It boasts an awesome almost 2000 nits of brightness. An average television set that supports HDR will do about 400 to 600. That isn’t nearly enough to do HDR visuals justice. The QLED panel in this set has so many zones of localized dimming, making dark areas of the dark parts in scenes actually look properly dark. Contrast that with the Neo function of this TV making get super bright where the scene should be bright and you get colors and highlights that absolutely pop off the screen. Speaking of color, one of the features I’ve never seen before was something called Color Booster, and it simply BREATHES life into the picture. Absolutely gorgeous! That’s not all either, you’re looking at smart platform that supports every single app you can imagine. Netflix, Apple TV, even Xbox! That’s right, you can stream Xbox games to the TV with an internet connection and man is it smooth! The display even supports Ultra and SuperUltrawide aspect ratios. So you can use it as a computer monitor and fit two full size Internet browser Windows side by side for massive gains in productivity! The image quality is so sharp and the TV also has a speaker setup that does surround so well, you won’t be missing out on any details. The unit is slim and so light, making it perfect for all around use cases. I’m in love!

The sound is amazing and the price was very reasonable. It was also easy to hook up to my new Samsung UHD 4K HDR tv

I recently purchased the Samsung BEC-H Series 65 UHD 4K HDR Commercial Monitor, and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance. The picture quality is outstanding, with vivid colors and sharp details that make content come to life. The 4K resolution and HDR support offer exceptional clarity and contrast, perfect for both business presentations and media viewing.

We're using these cables to connect Samsung 4K HDR televisions to PCs and they work perfectly at 4K. The slim cable is far more pleasant to work with, to route, and to hide than a traditional fat cable.

I purchased this product to use it with my projector, but I’m now using it with my Samsung TV in my guestroom and my guest love it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung The Freestyle projector is a compact and versatile device that offers impressive performance for its size. Its portability makes it easy to set up anywhere, whether you’re at home, camping, or visiting friends. The image quality is surprisingly good, with bright colors and sharp 1080p resolution, even when projected onto various surfaces. In my experience, it worked well for movies, with clear detail and good contrast in both dark and light scenes. The built-in 360° speaker provides decent audio, though adding an external speaker can improve the overall sound experience. The auto-focus and auto-leveling features are convenient, quickly adjusting the image for an optimal viewing experience without much hassle. It also works well for casual gaming, though it’s not a substitute for a high-end gaming monitor or TV due to some input lag. As a smart projector, it has built-in streaming apps, which makes accessing your favorite content easy without needing external devices. Overall, the Samsung The Freestyle is a solid choice for those looking for a portable projector with good picture quality and useful smart features, perfect for casual movie nights or travel.