NexiGo 4K Ultra Short Throw Projector + 120" ALR Screen
The NexiGo PJ92 Aurora Pro 4K ultra short throw projector is their first ever triple-laser model. Its middle-of-the-pack brightness pairs extremely well with their high-gain Fresnel ALR screens. This popular value-packed NexiGo UST projector runs the Android operating system and is loaded with a plethora of the latest and greatest desirable features and capabilities, although you may prefer to connect your own external streaming device such as an Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max for the most painfree access to popular programming options. I really like how NexiGo is regularly publishing new Aurora Pro setup and troubleshooting solution videos on their YouTube channel.
Will you be doing a considerable amount of your viewing during daytime hours and/or in a room with moderate ambient light? The NexiGo ALR-F120 120″ diagonal fixed-frame wall-mount screen [manufacturer’s link] [at Amazon] features Fresnel lens technology which rejects up to 85% of ambient light from the ceiling overhead and both sides of the screen. It mentions a 150° ultra-wide viewing angle but also says the optimal viewing area is within a 50° half-gain angle. High 1.3 peak gain. Screen assembly with a helper is required, as well as alignment with the projector’s image and wall mounting. see [NexiGo ALR Fresnel Projector Screen Installation YouTube video]
The minimum wall height needed to accommodate the combined height of the ALR-F120 screen surface including the top and bottom bezels plus the required height of 15.34″ between the bottom border of the screen and the surface where the NexiGo Aurora Pro UST projector sits is 75.1″, about 6¼ feet, and that’s if the projector is sitting directly on the floor. If you prefer to place the projector inside or on top of a cabinet, stand, or table, you’ll need to add its additional height to the minimum height requirement for the wall.
The distance between the back of the NexiGo Aurora Pro ultra short throw projector and the plane of the screen’s surface will be about 11.5″, which means the front of the projector will extend about 27.5″ from the plane of the projection surface out into the room.
The 2400 peak lumen NexiGo Aurora Pro triple-laser 4K ultra short throw projector [manufacturer’s link] [at Amazon] features 4K/120Hz HDMI input capability (although its actual refresh rate is still 60Hz) and latency as low as 12ms, which should appeal to hardcore gamers. The Aurora Pro is also 3D-ready when viewed through optional DLP Link active shutter 3D glasses [manufacturer’s link] [at Amazon] and connected to a source such as a 3D Blu-ray Disc player and playing a 3D Blu-ray movie.
The NexiGo Aurora Pro uses the Texas Instruments 0.47″ DMD DLP chip together with ALPD 4.0 RGB+ (triple-laser) technology to cover 107% of the BT.2020 color gamut, which means over one billion colors are possible. 3000:1 native contrast ratio. Features such as Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG, and MEMC ensure that you’ll get the best picture from your projector.
The NexiGo PJ92 Aurora Pro’s built-in 60-watt audio system features dual 15-watt woofers and dual 15-watt tweeters and supports Dolby Atmos and DTS-HD passthrough with HDMI eARC for simple connection to an external soundbar or surround sound audio system.
25,000 hour lamp life. Two adjustable feet and 4/8-point keystone correction. Fan noise as low as 26dB. Includes backlit remote control with Air Mouse motion control capability (batteries included). Screen mirroring makes it easy to share content from your phone and other devices wirelessly. Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. Wired connectivity includes three HDMI 2.1 inputs (one with eARC), three USB-A 2.0 (one on left side), LAN/Ethernet, S/PDIF optical audio output, and 3.5mm analog audio output. Dimensions are 21.5″ wide, 4.8″ high, 16″ deep, and it weighs 22 pounds. One-year limited warranty.
Buy The Bundle! You can purchase the 2400 peak lumen NexiGo PJ92 Aurora Pro triple-laser 4K ultra short throw projector together with their ALR-F120 120″ fresnel fixed-frame ALR projection screen as part of a discounted bundle at Amazon.com.