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Hisense PX2-Pro |
Formovie Theater |
Our Thoughts: |
| Brightness |
2400 |
2800 |
With bright room projectors like these every lumen counts. Because of that the Formovie Theater has an advantage with regards to projector brightness. |
| Throw Ratio |
0.25:1 |
0.23:1 |
Both USTs sit close to the screen but the Theater will sit a few inches closer than the PX2-Pro |
| Chipset |
.47" DLP |
.47" DLP |
Both USTs use the same smaller .47" DLP chipset. |
| Light Source |
RGB Triple Laser |
ALPD® 4.0 RGB+ Triple Laser |
Both have true RGB triple laser light engines, but Formovie includes ALPD 4.0 technology that offers deep black levels. |
| Color |
107% BT.2020 |
107% BT.2020 |
Both laser TVs offer an incredibly wide color gamut. |
| Contrast Ratio |
1200:1 |
3333:1 |
The Formovie Theater beats the PX2-Pro with some of the best contrast found on any UST projector. |
| Image Size |
90 to 130 inches |
80 to 150 inches |
With a much wider screen size range the Formovie gets a large advantage (pun intended). |
| Input Lag |
4K/60Hz: 38.1ms |
4K/60Hz: 43ms |
Both offer decently low lag times and the Hisense 4K UST has a slight edge for gaming. |
| Audio |
30W Dolby Atmos® |
Full-range×2 + Tweeter×2 (30W) By Bowers & Wilkins |
The Formovie laser TV has arguably the best built-in soundbar of any ultra short throw projector. |
| Price |
$2,997.9 |
$2,999(screen free) |
Both of these 4K UST projectors are a great value and about the same price. |
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