Review on 📽️ Enhance Your Viewing Experience with the Philips Screeneo S6 Projector: 4K, Android OS, Electric Keystone, Auto Focus, Digital Zoom by Joe Fulce

Good overall. However, color accuracy and brightness are not as good as the Benq HT3550. Dynamic iris is absent, black is not dark, it is quite obvious, options for deeper video modes, gamma settings, optical zoom are absent. The YouTube app cannot be used, even opened, deleted or updated. When custom keystone correction is used, everything is slow, video quality is bad, frame rate is bad, worse than without PureMotion, lower resolution. It is not possible to place it at a 45 degree angle or any other angle, any keystone correction will result in video quality degradation (low frame rate) as mentioned above. The system and applications appear to be slow. I had to use an external video input device like a FireTV 4k stick to get the best performance. It has HDMI ARC but it doesn't appear to have eARC for better audio. Correctly. I would like to use a Philips HLD LED which could reach 6000lm. The color is ok but not as good as the HT3550. The 4k resolution is as sharp as the HT3550. The S6 description says it can project up to 180 inches, but even at 145-150 inches or so it's not bright enough. The box says 120 inches. I think if you want maximum color brightness it should be 120 inches or less for the best quality. I have to exit the video to another screen to adjust the image. It only has the ability to adjust RGB brightness. The video mode is set via the source button, there are no controls such as gamma etc. The cinema mode is not dark enough and results in a green tint. PureMotion/MEMC was good.