NexiGo Aurora Pro, Ultra Short Throw 4K Tri-Color Laser Projector, 2400 Lumens, Screen Adoption, Dynamic Laser Dimming, Dolby Vision & Atoms, HDR10, HLG, Active 3D, 60W Speakers, UST Laser TV

First off it’s good. Brightness levels are really good and the picture quality is great. Anyone buying a UST has probably seen the Hook Ups video where they all throw down and this performs really well. Well getting one in the house won’t let you down if you are hesitant about something new to the market. The low latency game mode works decent, you won’t notice really any while its on. However the caveat is all of the bells and whistles get turned off, which means you lose your keystone adjustments as well so you really need to take your time setting your alignments and what not. I was able to get a perfect fit relatively easy and games look and play great. Also as a footnote I would like to add that if people are sensitive to bright televisions this is a great option to have a vibrant large image that doesn’t melt your eyeballs.

Set the Aurora pro up and loving the picture quality. Setup was easy. I started projecting on a bare wall, but added an inexpensive cloth projector screen for about $25 which improves the picture quality. This will work until I get the ALR screen. Tested the video on a few challenging pieces of content, and even dark scenes look fabulous. PS4 games with HDR also look great. The sound is fairly impressive coming out of the Aurora Pro, but eventually I’ll want something more substantial like a real surround sound setup. Couldn’t be happier.

Super frustrating! Right after the latest firmware update, this projector is practically useless. It turns off every time I try to turn it on. I mean, come on, it’s been just two days since I bought it! Totally unacceptable for a brand-new product. Love the picture quality when it actually stays on, but this constant shutting down is a deal-breaker. One star until they fix this issue.

Update:
I’m updating the rating because the company did send a replacement unit. The new unit is working as expected after updating the settings from the AVS forum. I might have gotten a lemon the first time. In the end, I’m debating if I should send it back because I’m not sure of the longevity of it.

Pros : It’s amazing. Bright as heck. Clarity is amazing. Easy projector set up

Cons: The built in apps and stuff are trash, use your own stick. Set up with screen and instructions to mount it aren’t great. No keystone with gaming mode

I would suggest getting it in the bundle with the ALR screen.

The picture and sound of this projector is freaking amazing, I love it and it’s so bright even at daytime!

I was in the market for a UST for my new home theater that’s painted completely black with 0 ambient light. I did some extensive research online and bought this after watching the hookup comparison on YouTube and compared it myself against the Formovie Theater UST, which is in the same price range.
I made sure the comparison is 1:1 by using it in the same room on the same screen with 0 ambient light. I am attaching screenshots comparing the picture quality of both projectors. In all the pictures, the top one is a picture of Formovie theater and the bottom is from Nexigo Aurora Pro.

About the Nexigo Aurora Pro:
The product got delivered on time, was well packaged. Right out of the box, I didn’t like the build quality and felt like it wasn’t worth the price I paid. But I hooked it up in my theater room and gave it a try.
When I turned it on, the first thing I noticed was the fan noise. It wasn’t loud enough to disturb the sound of a movie when playing but I could hear it from 20 feet. The sound quality is okay for the in built speakers but compared to the inbuilt speakers of Formovie Theater, it wasn’t as good. I used it with a soundbar setup so I didn’t care much about the inbuilt speakers.
Since the first time I turned it on, the software was so weird not a single app opened. When I clicked on an app to open it, it would do nothing. I tried the software update several times and still the same result. That’s the second time I felt it’s not worth the money I paid and felt like it wasn’t gonna last long. I still wanted try the picture quality so I used it with a firestick and an Apple Tv on different occasions for a few weeks.
The picture quality was impressive. It has good brightness levels compared to the Formovie Theater. I felt the black levels were also pretty good. The sound quality through soundbar was not as good as it should be for Dolby Atmos compared to the Formovie.

Pros:
– Good brightness levels
– Good picture quality
– Good black levels

Cons:
– Bad build quality (Feels flimsy and bulky)
– Fan noise
– Garbage inbuilt software
– Not good enough Audio pass through quality
– Not good inbuilt speakers
– Just one year warranty

Conclusion:
After weighing all the pros and cons of the Nexigo Aurora pro, I decided to return it considering the bad build quality, the bulkiness and the flimsiness of the product.
I just didn’t feel confident that this product would last more than a year without something failing. For the price that it costs ($2699 before taxes) I felt it’s just not worth it.
The software of this product is absolute garbage, anyone who uses it definitely needs to invest in an apple TV or better for another $130+.
For the good picture quality that it provides, it maybe a decent product if it comes under 2k and comes with more than 2 years warranty.