Hisense L9G 100" 4K Trichroma Smart Laser TV + ALR Laser TV Screen $4,798

Forristal wrote: ↑I just crowdfunded VAVA's new Chroma model, but if you're after 120Hz (and don't need the picture size flexibility), then the L9G is an amazing choice. It's a very well-reviewed projector.

The 120" model is also on sale, with and without a screen (you want the screen, though - it makes a big difference on this type of projector).

nual wrote: ↑ It's Hisense's 2021 model trichroma laser TV. I own the TV. IMO it's well worth the money.

They have different models on sale too.

https://www.visions.ca/catalogue/catego ... se%20laser

chlronald wrote: ↑ I am getting split response from online so I wanted to ask.
Does this projector really have 120hz 4K,
I asked on reddit and people said its only 60hz, on the official website it said 60hz, yet on the stock photos it said "4k120hz" on the back.

Since this is a special order item, it wasn't refundable via vision.ca, and I won't want to pay a 5k bid on it.

Would you kindly finally be able to answer my question?

chlronald wrote: ↑ I am getting split response from online so I wanted to ask.
Does this projector really have 120hz 4K,
I asked on reddit and people said its only 60hz, on the official website it said 60hz, yet on the stock photos it said "4k120hz" on the back.

Since this is a special order item, it wasn't refundable via vision.ca, and I won't want to pay a 5k bid on it.

Would you kindly finally be able to answer my question?

Coaler wrote: ↑ The display will be 60hz. It's labelled that way as it can accept a 120hz 4k signal but it will reduce it to 60hz for actual display purpose.

chlronald wrote: ↑ I am getting split response from online so I wanted to ask.
Does this projector really have 120hz 4K,
I asked on reddit and people said its only 60hz, on the official website it said 60hz, yet on the stock photos it said "4k120hz" on the back.

Since this is a special order item, it wasn't refundable via vision.ca, and I won't want to pay a 5k bid on it.

Would you kindly finally be able to answer my question?

nual wrote: ↑ Check out this new review on YouTube

It does support 4K @120hz

fl4wless wrote: ↑ Unit is quite a bit smaller than the 100L5F, which is nice, but its still not clear the exact distance from the wall requirement for the 100" screen. Both preview pages for the 100" and 120" L9G say 30.3cm, but it cant be the same for both. Unit is 13.6" deep so you need your cabinet sitting 24"+ deep (if built in) or really off the wall if using tv cabinet stand (5-7", likely more for 120").

Looks like visions is building this package with the older screen of the 100L5F, which is still a good screen, but id rather get the pre-built one.

Might wait for costco to get this model, as i think its going to work well my needs. The samsung LSP9T and LG HU85LA were the 2 i was eyeing because the distance from the wall is much less, but they are significantly more $.

PsychoMantis wrote: ↑ looks like costco has this model now, but unclear which screen is included in the bundle? On sale for 4,500 + 350 cash card back?

https://www.costco.ca/hisense-100-in.-4 ... 88442.html

edit:
looks like in canada, hisense only has a single option for the screen and it is the same as the previous gen (L5F).
in the USA, they have 2 new screen types with the new L9F models, "cinema" and "daylight".

nual wrote: ↑ Check out this new review on YouTube

It does support 4K @120hz

I have just been been informed by Hisense that the DLP system is actually limited to 60hz so the input lag is not reduced to 16ms with 4K@120 as I assumed in the video.

Konowl wrote: ↑ Wait do you need special screens? i'm just looking to replace a 4 year old 1080p viewsonic at this point.

fl4wless wrote: ↑ purchased today! woulda been nice if it included screen set up, hopefully it isnt too painful.