Which one will you pick? TV or Projector

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Sincere opinion - just get the biggest TV you can reasonably afford.

Projectors are too finicky - the lamps got life limit one, the lumens not bright enough to use in a lit room, must find a good spot to mount the projector, must find a good spot to put the screen or if projecting onto a wall must make sure the wall surface is matt and ideally white etc.
 

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My usage is mainly is movies, gaming, tv show. which one will you pick?





projector pros: bigger screen at least 110inch , cheaper at >$1.5k

projector cons: noisy fans, the heat from the lamp, need a dark room or dim room





Tv pros: picture quality, room of any lighting

Tv cons: expensive, smaller screen
Projector mind the electric consumption and bulb change. High possiblity of tech failure than tv due to heat generated
 

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Sincere opinion - just get the biggest TV you can reasonably afford.

Projectors are too finicky - the lamps got life limit one, the lumens not bright enough to use in a lit room, must find a good spot to put the screen or if projecting onto a wall must make sure the wall surface is matt and ideally white etc.

Yes, with TS's budget, its best to get the biggest TV TS can afford.
 

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My usage is mainly is movies, gaming, tv show. which one will you pick?





projector pros: bigger screen at least 110inch , cheaper at >$1.5k

projector cons: noisy fans, the heat from the lamp, need a dark room or dim room





Tv pros: picture quality, room of any lighting

Tv cons: expensive, smaller screen
TV video quality will always beat projector quality
One you are looking at a light source, the other only the reflected image from a light source.
Of course if marnee is a challenge, then "eating fish is better than no chicken" {as advised by our Yeendian ruler).
 
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