The Premiere LSP9T’s design sports the now familiar core ultra short-throw projector shape, where the image appears through a long, thin aperture fitted into a wide, flat top edge. Can this South Korean brand strike gold at the first time of asking, after being out of the game for so long? This immediately piles performance pressure on its attractive shoulders – pressure ramped up by the fact that this is the first true home entertainment projector we’ve seen from Samsung for over a decade. So much has the ‘projector TV’ market evolved that by today’s standards, the Premiere LSP9T’s asking price is actually pretty high. Since then, however, the market has evolved at pace, to a point where there are now UST models available across a wide range of price points. Sony can probably claim to have got the ultra short-throw (UST) home cinema projector ball rolling with its high-end LSPX-A1 ‘Life Space’ model back in 2017.
The LSP9T is not the first projector to target such a specific brief.
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And it does all this costing tens of thousands of dollars less than any 100-inch or more TV we’ve ever heard of. It’s a home cinema projector capable of producing images bright enough to withstand living room levels of ambient light, and is large enough to fill a 130-inch screen from a throw distance of mere inches. That’s where Samsung’s new Premiere LPS9T comes in. Sadly at this point, all that love usually becomes unrequited, as the challenges of affording a huge TV or accommodating a home cinema projector in your living room become too much to handle. And if you love a big-screen experience, then you’ll find yourself yearning to create one in the comfort of your own home. And if you love going to the cinema, you probably love a big-screen experience. If you love movies, you probably love going to the cinema. Samsung The Premiere LSP9T Triple Laser Ultra Short-Throw 4K Projector
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