Review on Epson'S 2022 Ultra LS800: 4K PRO-UHD, HDR, 150" Projection With Smart Streaming And Built-In Yamaha Speakers! by Paul Walters
Had the potential of being the best UST on the market
I really wanted to like this projector, but the following missing features were a dealbreaker:* No Dolby Atmos support* No 3D support* No ability to use built-in soundbar with external subwoofer simultaneously.
- Modern Ultra Short Throw Laser Design — Sleek ultra short throw laser design seamlessly complements a variety of décor styles and audio/video furniture; features multi-point picture adjustment and individually adaptable feet for quick and easy setup
- Weight: At 24.7 pounds, the Epson 2022 Ultra LS800 may be too heavy and difficult to maneuver for some users
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