A new wave of triple-laser DLP projectors has increased brightness and image accuracy, led by XGIMI’s Titan Noir Max. The model targets reference-grade performance while avoiding features such as external speakers and built-in smart TV streaming. It includes IMAX certification, a dynamic dual iris, and supports 4K 60 fps Dolby Vision. Setup is flexible due to a 0.98–2.0x zoom lens, wide lens shift (50% horizontal and 130% vertical), and an automatic keystone option. It also provides built-in Harman Kardon sound and 1ms gaming latency. The projector’s MSRP is nearly $6,000, making it expensive compared with alternatives.
"The last two years have seen an unexpected projector renaissance, with new triple-laser DLP models offering incredibly bright and accurate image quality. The latest of those is XGIMI's Titan Noir Max, an elegant-looking projector that emphasizes reference-grade image quality while eschewing specs like external speakers and smart TV streaming."
"On top of features like IMAX certification, a dynamic dual iris and 4K 60 fps Dolby Vision, the Titan Noir Max offers an easy and flexible setup. It also comes with built-in Harmon Kardon sound and 1ms gaming latency. However, at nearly $6,000 MSRP, this is also one of the most expensive long-throw consumer DLP projectors available."
"With a 0.98-2.0x zoom lens, this projector offers a highly flexible setup distance of 8.7 to 17.4 feet from screens up to 300 inches in size. It supports a wide lens shift range as well (50 percent horizontal and 130 percent vertical), so you can set the projector well off center with no need to use distorting digital keystone correction."
"At the same time, it does have an automatic keystone setup that lets you just point the projector near the middle of your screen and press a button to fit the image if you don't want to fuss. That worked well for me, but I needed to ad"
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