Optoma CinemaX P1 UST 4K Projector Preview

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Its elegantly-styled chassis houses a 0.47” DLP chip with a laser phosphor light engine. Four speakers provide quality audio with tuning by NuForce. It’s a sleek solution for those who want a big-screen TV but don’t want to hang a heavy panel on the wall.

I’ve just received a P1 for review and managed to get it set up in just a few minutes. Placed beneath my Stewart Studiotek 130 projection screen, I can fill its 92-inch diagonal space with the P1 just a few inches away and just below. The image is super-sharp and bright, over 170 nits with the laser at full power.

The P1 is a single-chip DLP with Ultra HD resolution, HDR, and extended color. It also includes a built-in NuForce soundbar consisting of four speakers driven by 40 watts of total power. The sound is quite good with solid bass and plenty of distortion-free volume. A 20,000-hour laser phosphor light source ensures many years of maintenance-free operation. And it looks high-end too. The box is trim and neatly styled with a fabric grille in front.

A slick remote works via Bluetooth and features an on-screen mouse cursor that’s easy to maneuver. AndroidOS delivers a suite of apps from all popular streaming providers. I installed Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube a few minutes after connecting the projector to my Wi-Fi network.

The CinemaX P1 is a super-cool one-box entertainment solution. I look forward to putting it through its paces and watching some Ultra HD content in the coming weeks. My full review will be published here soon.

See the complete review for the Optoma CinemaX P1 UST 4K Projector.