NexiGo Aurora Lite, 4K UHD Ultra Short Throw Tri-Color Laser Projector, 1900 Lumens, Dynamic Laser Dimming, Dolby Vision & Atmos, HDR10+, 3D, 150" UST TV (Holiday Special Edition) with 60W Speakers

I have owned the Aurora Pro for a little over 7 months now. Overall, I have been very impressed. Below are a few of my thoughts. Also, for reference, I paired the Aurora Pro with Nexigo's 100" Fresnel screen and the setup is in my basement which has large windows. It is not an extremely bright space, but in no means a dark space either.- Background: I was coming from only using long throw projectors in the past. I really wanted the ability to have a UST where ppl didn't have to worry about walking in front of the projector. I also was sensitive to the projector not sitting too far away from the wall. This projector checked the box on both of those.-Performance: out of the box was really impressive. I don't quite have the expertise as many of the reviewers and other users out there around calibration, but I found colors to be quite good out of the box. The only change I often make on each startup is the focus adjustment. It's a quick adjustment, but it would be good if it could save that adjustment.- Support: I have found the various AVS forums to be very helpful in addressing any questions I have with the unit. Nexigo is often on those forums as well seeking feedback and looking to make their product better which I thought was a very good sign. Early products are hard and I could tell from their engagement that they truly wanted to deliver the highest quality performance possible for all customers.-Sound: The speaker actually is not bad at all. It's workable, but I would think most ppl looking to spend this much on a projector have a separate sound system and that's going to yield the best results.-Overall: I would recommend this projector. It has performed very well and especially with higher quality content it really shines. I am easily able to watch sports and such during the day with some of the basement lights on and I don't find the image too washed out. The picture is really quite amazing with lights out. One of the hardest things with the setup was actually finding a table that worked well with a UST. I ultimately want with crednza from Sauder.

The remote is lackluster, but the projector more than makes up for that small quirk. The resolution is great, colors seriously pop, and set up is not that bad for an ultra short throw projector. For the price you literally cannot beat this protector.Just make sure you have a very flat surface to protect onto if this is your first USTP because blemishes or screen wrinkles get magnified.

I bought this projector based on the color saturation, contrast, and 3D support. I can say that I have NOT been disappointed in any way.For the cost, this was the best projector I could have chosen. I've had it for several months now and I'm pleased that the company not only listens to reports from the owners, but, also responds. Over these months, there have been several firmware updates that have both fixed issues and provided enhancements for existing features.I have mine paired with the Nexigo 100" Fresnel screen and it is indeed bright enough to be used in daylight with lights on. It's clearly best to watch in a darkened room, but, it's still enjoyable in the daylight as well.I have been impressed with the color depth and saturation as well as overall contrast. I was hesitant to believe that projector technology could provide sufficient HDR and Dolby Vision support, but, I am very pleased with what I am seeing. When paired with my Zidoo Z9X, the image quality is just astounding.3D support was the final feature that pushed me to the Nexigo. Others that I looked at didn't support 3D. The Aurora Pro does and it does an amazing job with it. I have not been disappointed.Others have complained about the fan noise, but, honestly I don't hear the fan while watching content of any kind. The only complaint I have, and I dropped 1 star for it, is the focus uniformity. Unfortunately, you just cannot get a completely sharp focus in the center and in the far corners. I ended up sacrificing some sharpness in the corners to preserve the center. This sounds worse than it is in practice. When you are using the projector for movies and TV shows, you really can't see the difference. If you were projecting a computer screen, you would see it much more.Overall, I love the projector and have been very satisfied with it. I would definitely buy it again.