Anker - Cosmos 4K SE (D2342)

I use the nebula cosmos 4k SE by Anker. Very good laser projector and good design. It's good even in decent amount of light, and often you can get it on sale close to $1000. You can even subscribe to it if you wanted to try it too for a month.

I did ton of research. Don't want to go through it all but everything screamed go laser. The Hisense C1 was recommended a bunch. They make a c2 and I think I remember seeing C3 just released. After all was said and done, with a throw distance similar to yours, I bought the Nebula Cosmos 4k SE when it was on sale for $1000 on black Friday. It's actually a hybrid laser/led. I love it. The other finalist was the XGIMI Horizon Pro 4K (LED tech). Brighter specs, but more expensive and the Nebula got better YouTube reviews. I didn't need the extra brightness as I was not dealing with ambient light. Use it in a dedicated 150" theater with lights off for movies, shows, live sports, and gaming. 7.1.4 Dolby vision sound. https://preview.redd.it/drvby6qzmnfe1.jpeg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c2262447ab22722550ad13829c74289f8c679994

My Nebula Cosmos 4k SE does well for 150" and according to spec can do 200". I put it on a tripod to the right of my theater seats. About 13 feet from the screen. Got it for $1000 on Black Friday.

I'm on a smaller budget than you. I moved and want to upgrade from 1080p to 4k. I did a ton of research and ended up with Nebula Cosmos 4k SE. My screen is 150" but it can go to 200". I love it. Can't imagine a picture gets much better. Maybe black levels, but it's does a pretty good job with that too.

I had a 1080p projector set up for 10 years. Recently moved and wanted to upgrade to 4k. Did a crap ton of research and even used AI to help me out. Summary. The new Laser projectors seems like the way to go for picture quality, but most are well above 1k in price. I ended up getting the Nebula Cosmos 4k SE. It has a hybrid laser system that supposedly performs close to the more expensive 3 laser systems. On cyber Monday I found it for $1000.

I did a ton a research using chatgpt AI to find my next projector, upgrading to 4k in a smaller space. Here was one on the last snippets: "Brightness Needs: If you have ambient light, the higher brightness of the BenQ LK936ST or Optoma UHZ35ST" I ultimately went with the Nebula Cosmos 4k SE. They had a holiday sale and I paid $1000.

Nebula cosmos 4k se works for me

I feel like the $1100 I paid for the Nebula 4K SE was worth it. I believe it fits your criteria.

I’ve been happy with the 4k SE from Nebula. If mounted to use without keystone the latency should be less than 19ms. Screens I just get something not too crazy from elite screens.

I use the Nebula Cosmos 4K. It's got great picture, but not super super bright.

I have a Samsung S95c oled 65 inch and a nebula X1 and the older nebula 4k. The TV is crisp as fuck. Really really nice on every level. The X1 is a fantastic projector perfect for screens over 100 inches and you can position it at angles as well so I have mine in the corner of the room rather than mounted on the ceiling. It also has a handle so you can move it around. The old 4k Nebula is also superb on a budget.

I use a anker nebula projector. Was like 450. Very pleased although most of the time I just end up using my tv since it’s only a bit smaller and my wife prefers it

Love my Anker nebulas