Formovie Cinema Edge 4K UST Laser Projector

[Darksaber]

With Formovie being the manufacturer behind a lot of other brands it is no surprise that the Cinema Edge 4K looks similar to those. But the Cinema Edge 4K manages to provide a potent package that makes it a solid TV replacement - especially with the fully integrated streaming services compatibility.

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[Wye]

1. use of projector in a room with bright walls
2. "testing" using Rick and Morty

Nothing to see here.

 

[Steevo]

1. use of projector in a room with bright walls
2. "testing" using Rick and Morty

Nothing to see here.

Quite the opposite, I had a theater room in my home and while it was fun it was also a pain in the ass. I would love to have a projector that’s reasonable in cost and could be set on my kitchen counter or on a coffee table for a large group to hang out. If it’s WiFi and I can access streaming services so it’s one cord that’s even better.

I’m sorry that you feel the need to make negative comments so often, I hope whatever is being you down gets better soon.

 

[_roman_]

The HDMI connectors and the power connector were enough to only check here for comments.

HDMI is hardly available on PC. Check any graphic card. big DP connectors.

While checking the first page again - the product is not for PC users. It is only as a TV replacement.

 

[Blue4130]

The HDMI connectors and the power connector were enough to only check here for comments.

HDMI is hardly available on PC. Check any graphic card. big DP connectors.

While checking the first page again - the product is not for PC users. It is only as a TV replacement.

Every non-enterprise gpu comes with at least one hdmi port. I would not call that "hardly available".

 

[ymdhis]

I really dig these tabletop projectors, they are very space efficient. Maybe one day I'll get one, they are very convenient. The insane price really hurts them, but projectors were never cheap.

The HDMI connectors and the power connector were enough to only check here for comments.

HDMI is hardly available on PC. Check any graphic card. big DP connectors.

While checking the first page again - the product is not for PC users. It is only as a TV replacement.

Quite the opposite, nowadays I keep seeing high end motherboards that have 1x HDMI only, and nothing else. They all had 2x USB-C though, so maybe one of them hides a Displayport passthrough. Some low end boards don't even have that though on account of not having any USB-C.