XGIMI Titan Noir Pro

Pros

• I would go to the Epson LS12000, or more likely the XGimi Titan Noir Pro or similar.
• I just picked up a like-new XGIMI Titan Noir Pro for $1500 USD and it's amazing.
• the XGIMI Titan Noir Pro is a fantastic projector and an incredible (astonishing, really) value - if it works for your setup. ... Colors were spot on in ISF night mode (viewed, at night, of course) and blacks were admittedly even better...
• The projector is an XGIMI Titan Noir Pro, about 6 m (19.7 ft) from the wall. It’s incredibly bright in my tests.
• I would say the version below that (Titan Noir Pro) is the better deal since you save a grand and it’s barely worse

Cons

• the XGIMI Titan Noir Pro is a fantastic projector and an incredible (astonishing, really) value - if it works for your setup. Unfortunately, despite my being virtually ready to buy one sight unseen, it isn’t going to work for me, but for...
• The image can at times appear slightly "dirty" due to laser speckle. I was able to later distinguish laser speckle from screen sheen sparkle. Speckle is there. ... The power brick is relatively large, so for anyone wanting to ceiling mou...
• Current firmware does not correctly support 24p motion cadence, forcing 3:2 pulldown. This has been reportedly fixed via an older beta firmware, but it isn't officially released, so it's still a Con.
• TNP now has a rolling buffer mirror driver to facilitate VRR gaming. Though, it seems there are still a few limitations on gaming performance where 4K120 can be sent over HDMI, but rendered on screen is max 4k60, so you won’t be able to...
• The casing is made of more plastic than I'd like to see at this price point, but because this projector is meant more for permanent installation, rather than being a portable lifestyle type projector. I doubt most people will have an iss...