The Ultimea Thor T60 projector finds its place among the higher-priced options in the market, with a price tag of $4,999. This cost reflects its positioning towards the premium end, a status it earns through delivering notable performance and impressive brightness levels. It matches up well with expectations for high-end home entertainment, providing clear and vibrant images that cater to those wanting a superior viewing experience.

I have been very happy with this. In fact, I plan to redo my theater room to make this my main and only projector. If you are interested in getting one, back the Kickstarter now. By doing it now you lock in a lower price and have a 7 day return if for some reason you are not interested.

First of all it's super bright with 4000 anti-lumens rating as well as a 4000 to 1 contract ratio. It is without a doubt one of the most deep and bright images I've experience on a laser TV.

The Ultimea Thor T60 shines, literally and metaphorically behind closed curtains, in pitch black darkness. This 4K UST projector delivers exceptionally bright pictures with an introductory price tag that’s reasonable. The biggest issue remains the lack of credentials but then again, every startup has to start somewhere.

The blacks i noticed to speckle no grain i didn't notice any color fringing either, however my criticism of the image quality is that the reds are oversaturated.