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This Dolby Vision projector replaced my TV at home, and it's $200 off on Prime Day
Xgimi's Horizon Ultra projector gets many things right - and it's priced to compete.
You really have to set the thing down, get a feel of how it fits in with that house plant beside it, determine if the output looks satisfactory both in the daytime and nighttime, and finally answer the question of "Is this worth it?" In fact, the previous-gen Horizon projector started at $200 more, so my initial estimation for the Ultra model, which fields a brighter output, dual LED and laser technology, Harmon Kardon speakers, and a motorized lens cover, among other things, was closer to $2,000. Kerry Wan/ZDNETFor once, I didn't find myself needing to manually adjust the keystone and sharpness of a projector, though the default image did appear more vibrant than my eyes could comfortably process.
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