Rival models have comparable characteristics, but the HU715Q outperforms them in terms of sound and technology. The 20-watt 2-way stereo speakers are excellent on their own, but you can add Bluetooth speakers from LG or practically any other brand to create surround sound. The highlight is LG’s webOS smart TV features, which include Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime, and other applications, all with full 4K HDR support and surround sound, including eARC output for Dolby Atmos and lossless audio. It also supports HDMI 2.1 and, even better, full 4K (4,096 x 2,160) resolution rather than simply UHD.
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Number 2. BenQ V7050i
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BenQ’s first UST laser projector is expensive, costing $3,500, but it has some interesting features. It has a brilliant 2,500 ANSI lumen output and a complete 98 per cent DCI-P3 coverage for the best HDR experience you can get from a projector. You also receive a Filmmaker Mode, which allows you to view colours as the filmmakers intended. It is powered by Android TV, so you can access all of your favourite streaming services and applications, as well as apps, games, and other content. The disadvantage is the absence of good speakers since it only has twin 5-watt speakers with clear sound but limited bass.
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Number 3. Epson EpiqVision Ultra LS300W
