LG CineBeam PU700R 4K UHD Projector
The LG PU700R offers an eye-catching design and suitably high brightness, making it a good 4K projector for a family room as long as you don't mind some rainbow artifacts and missing shadow detail in dark scenes.
-- As reviewed by PCMag

Product details
- 4k UHD: Details astound in Brilliant 4K—with 4x the pixel density of FHD. Watch scenes unfold in sharp contrast and jaw-dropping color for immersion you have to see to believe.
- Up to 1000 ANSI Lumens: Content shines in 1,000 ANSI Lumens, delivering brilliance regardless of ambient lighting—both indoors or out.
- Entertainment: Stream the latest hit series and blockbuster films right from your projector with webOS, supporting popular platforms like Prime Video, Disney Plus, YouTube, and Apple TV.
- Auto Screen Adjustment: Set up is faster and easier than ever with Auto Screen Adjustment (ASA). This projector intuitively optimizes the screen alignment and focus to remove distortion.
- HDR10 and HLG: Experience continual picture excellence with support for HDR10 and HLG, delivering a wide color gamut and peak brightness across your content. Plus, Dynamic Tone Mapping optimizes every frame, striking the right balance between highlights and shadows so you never miss a detail.
- HDMI and USB Type-C/A ports: Compatibility is no question with HDMI and USB Type-C/A ports. Connect your laptop, LG Sound Bar, mobile device, or game console directly to the CineBeam PU700R, and immerse yourself with ease.
PROS
+ 4K resolution using TI's XPR fast-switch pixel shifting
+ Solid-state LED light source
+ Uses LG WebOS smart TV interface
+ Suitable brightness for a large family room
CONS
- Out-of-box settings lose shadow detail
- Shows frequent, obvious rainbow artifacts
- No 3D support
- Long measured input lag
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By PCMag on August 10, 2023
The LG PU700R offers an eye-catching design and suitably high brightness, making it a good 4K projector for a family room as long as you don't mind some rainbow artifacts and missing shadow detail in dark scenes.
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