Description
See How Bright A Projector Can Be. A projector that works in almost any environment – from your living room to the conference room. The LG ProBeam offers 5,000 ANSI Lumens of brightness for high daytime visibility and realistic image with up to 300 inches of 4K UHD resolution. Bluetooth compatibility and screensharing make for a simple, seamless cinematic experience.
From the manufacturer
LG GRU510N
Big Picture, Small Package
Delivers impeccable precision and projection up to 300″. Enjoy 4K UHD resolution (3840 x 2160) and up to 5,000 ANSI Lumens of brightness. With an incredible 8.3 million pixels utilizing XPR technology, this ceiling-mountable projector is a powerhouse in a compact package.
4K 5,000 ANSI Projector
LG ProBeam projector is compact yet packed with high performance features like 4K resolution, 5,000 ANSI Lumens, and IP control to make every custom installation job a success.
Smart Wireless Connection
For the smart communication, you can share the screen and sound conveniently with wireless mirroring (Miracast) and Bluetooth pairing. With webOS, you can connect to internet and explore the reference using Wi-Fi network.
20,000 hrs. Longer-lasting Laser
The powerful laser light source displays brighter images and lasts up to 20,000 hours. *Replace the lamp based in 5,000 hours.
Flexible and Easy Installation
With Lens Shift & Zoom x1.6 functionality, the user can install the device anywhere and set the screen to the exact size and location.
Chris/Martha King –
There’s no way possible you can beat this projector for that priceWe will see when the sun comes in the morning… either way tho this is an amazing projector. I’m curious why my Apple TV is struggling so hard to go into hdr mode and this will only let it do 4K sdr maybe I’m just confused on it but this product is amazing for the price range you couldn’t beet for probably $10 and step into Sony but again if you don’t light control that’s even still probably not gonna be able to keep up with this LG based on just what I’ve seen I mean I have 6 can flood lights overhead 4 more in kitchen (attached) and 7 more in the hallway around the living room. Nothing seemed to even get close to damping the image. May see some updates still first night.