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We have a lot going on these days, and a lot of it causes anxiety and stress. A bright spot for most of us is sitting down to stream our favorite shows and movies. Sometimes the perfect weekend is simply booting up Disney+ and tuning into the classics while relaxing. Sure, you can do this on a TV, but those have size restrictions for most of us. Projectors, on the other hand, can give us a massive screen. We’re talking watching every Lord of the Rings movie on a 120-inch display. While projectors used to be something fancy we only saw in the classroom or the boardroom, we’ve come a long way with projector technology, and now they can replace your home’s TV without costing a fortune.
The LG CineBeam Q is a perfect example, coming in at under $1,000. While it does have some drawbacks, I’m thrilled with the CineBeam Q and haven’t used my normal wall-mounted TV since I started testing this projector. I might not go back.
What’s to love about the LG CineBeam Q 4K projector
Right off the bat, the LG CineBeam Q gives a beautiful display. I’ve powered this thing on hundreds of times, and I still say, “Oh that’s pretty,” every single time, and this checks out when we consider the specs. The LG CineBeam Q is a 4K UHD laser projector with a native resolution of 3840 x 2160. Of course, you can do whatever you’d like, but LG recommends opting for a screen size somewhere between 50 and 120 inches with the CineBeam Q.
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