LG CineBeam Q HU710PB 4K Smart Portable Projector with Auto Screen Adjustment, Auto Focus, RGB Laser, Up to 154% DCI-P3
$999.99
Price: $999.99
(as of Jan 08, 2025 10:56:06 UTC – Details)
Q isn’t a question. It’s a statement. The CineBeam Q projector re-imagines what a home cinematic experience can be. Q’s compact size and rotating handle means you can place it nearly anywhere¹ to display a bold, home theater experience in vivid 4K UHD at up to a 120″ screen size. With LG’s webOS screaming platform² built-in, stream your favorite shows, movies and sports from your favorite content providers such as Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV+, YouTube and more. Also within webOS experience LG Channels with over 300 channels of free programming spanning a huge range of entertainment options of movies, shows, sports, comedy and more. ¹Internet connection and subscription to streaming services are required. ²Internet connection and subscription to streaming services are required. This LG CineBeam supports AirPlay 2 and requires iOS 12.3 or later or macOS 10.14.5 or later. Your Apple device must be connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your projector. Apple, Apple Home, AirPlay, iPad, iPhone, and Mac are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries and regions. ³External power source required; does not feature a built-in battery.
Auto Screen Adjustment – With Auto Screen Adjustment, the CineBeam Q automatically adjusts screen alignment to remove image distortion and optimize with Auto Focus when it’s placed on a surface. Simply place and play!
Portability – A portable design makes it easy to transport the 3lb projector anywhere with a power source.
4K UHD 120” screen – Enjoy sharp contrast and impeccable color with brilliant 4K resolution and a big 120″ screen.
WebOS – Stream the latest hit series and blockbuster films right from your projector with webOS, supporting popular platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, YouTube, and Apple TV.
Apple Airplay – From your iPhone or Android device to the big screen—with no cords necessary. Wirelessly cast or mirror content from your iOS/MacOS or Android devices to show off your photos and videos, share playlists, or take mobile gaming to epic heights with Apple AirPlay 2 or Screen Share on Android.
DCI P3 / Laser Projection – Featuring the 3-channel RGB Laser, you can experience the magic of vivid detail and unreal color reproduction to range of up to 154% of the DCI-P3 color gamut.
Minimal Design – CineBeam Q is tiny at a mere 5.5 inches long, 5 inches high and just over 3 inches wide. Q’s refined, minimalist design integrates stylishly into the spaces you take it.
360 Degree Handle – Q’s innovative, rotating handle has two practical benefits. Swing the handle up to easily transport the 3 pound projector virtually anywhere. Or, swing the handle down for to create a viewing angle of your liking whether for a movie night on a living room wall or pointed above for a celestial sky scape shown on a ceiling.
500 ANSI Lumens Brightness – The CineBeam Q boasts a brightness of up to 500 ANSI Lumens. Dim the lights, and you’re ready for your favorite content to shine bright.
Bluetooth Speaker – Pair big sound with the big screen experience. The Q projector supports Bluetooth pairing with Dual Audio Output, which allows you to connect two devices – like Bluetooth enabled speakers, soundbars or headphones – simultaneously.
Customers say
Customers find the video projector offers good value for money. They appreciate its picture quality, projector quality, and ease of setup. Many consider it a great budget option with vivid colors and good input flexibility. However, some have mixed opinions on the screen size, noise level, brightness, and color quality.
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6 reviews for LG CineBeam Q HU710PB 4K Smart Portable Projector with Auto Screen Adjustment, Auto Focus, RGB Laser, Up to 154% DCI-P3
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$999.99
JeffChap –
Excellent picture!
I purchased this to replace an Optoma UHD-65 with a stuck pixel. I was hesitant due to reviews stating that LED was not as bright as traditional bulbs. I have to say, this is a complete non-issue in my light controlled theater room. It’s more than bright enough and I had to dial it back quite a bit to get a well calibrated picture. The reds were still too bright but luckily there’s an adjustment for each individual color.
The color reproduction is exceptional and the LG picture holds up much better under ambient light than the Optoma did. Casual viewing is quite acceptable with a fair amount of light in the room when watching sporting events, etc. Of course movies, which typically have more dark scenes, will always look better in a darkened room.
The backlit remote is quite nice, and the virtual onscreen mouse combined with the built-in smart features is very handy. The ability to watch Netflix, Vudu, Disney+, YouTube, Prime Video, etc. without having to fire up the Xbox is something I’ll use more than I expected to. If only there was a Hulu app, all my streaming needs would be met.
There are ample picture adjustments available, although not all of them are well documented (ie. Dynamic Color, Super Resolution). It may take some experimentation to determine exactly what these do. For now, I’ve left them turned off.
The LG definitely has a shorter throw than my Optoma did, requiring me to move the projector about two feet closed to the screen. But it is much smaller, lighter, and quieter than the Optoma. The decision to separate the power block into a separate unit is unusual. I can understand why they did it (smaller form factor), but for a ceiling mount it’s awkward. If you’re mounting on a shelf instead, it’s probably a net benefit.
All in all, I’m very pleased with this purchase. I watched a number of reviews prior to purchasing, and most of them commented what a good deal this was at $1800. To get it under $1000 was a fantastic bargain.
aJayM –
Pretty good for the price
It is quiet enough the fan noise is not noticeable even within few feet of my head. The picture quality is good, but it is not a true 4K. Read the PDF manual which is linked from the web page.
I purchased this to use as a PC monitor and needed full resolution, but it turns out the resolution has to be reduced for the best quality.
The user interface is easy to use. It has a built-in TV turner which I don’t see much use as most people probably use a separate streaming or cable box.
The picture is not that bright and cannot be used in daylight. The room does not have to be dark, but it needs a dim room.
It can be placed on a table, but ceiling mounting is the best to keep it out of the way. It needs to be horizontally centered at the lens (not the body) for the best focus because it only has vertical adjustment.
This was a good starting projector at a reasonable price. I would go for the laser one the next time if I can afford it so that it can be used in daylight.
Downsouth93 –
Perfect for my use. Smart app support is lacking compared to 4k sticks
Brighter and sharper than the previous 4k dlp lamp projector i had that was rated 3000 lumens. I have the mounted 15 ft from wall. Image looks awesome
Why not 5 stars:
Settings are funny to make it comparable to a pannel tv. Like others stated contrast needs to be set to 100%. Then fine tune from there.
Apps are pointless, just get a 4k stick from your prefered platform. Honestly why do device makers even add these smart app stuff.
Mounting holes are super close due to small size of unit. I eas able to use my previous bracket but had to add washers so the mount plate could clear the rubber foot bar that is at back of unit
Raul –
Unbelievably small. High quality image on dark environment
Very well built device. Excellence image quality, although it’s not the brightest. HDMI ARC port allow you to connect with Sonos Arc soundbar. Otherwise, should use a bluetooth speaker, because built-in speaker isn’t good.
LG OS is a very friendly system, with a lot of apps available for download.
I’m very happy with the purchase. Like having cinema at home.
Gerardo Avila –
Great Projector, but don’t rely on the Amazon Alexa support (very misleading)
At this point, I have owned this projector for a few months and can say that it is honestly great! The picture quality is amazing and the screen size is awesome (I have it set up on a 120″ widescreen projector screen).
I specifically chose to purchase this projector because of 3 major features:
1) Built in 4k Chromecast
2) 4k quality
3) Smart features with smart home hub support
Now here is the thing, the built in chromecast and the 4k quality are great, but I mainly wanted to be able to control the projector the same way I control my smart TVs around the home, where I can tell Alexa to turn them on/off. The projector features all mention Alexa support, as well as other smart home hub support. To my surprise, once I received the unit, it turns out that not only is the Alexa smart home features not available, but neither are any other smart home devices. I tried updating the firmware manually, to no avail. I won’t lie, the remote control with the pointer features is quite neat, but I was hoping to be able to just control the projector without having to try and find the remote.
In any case, if you are looking for an awesome budget projector, this one definitely will fit the bill. Just know that smart home hub services will not work. Built in smart features do work though, like a sort of app store and such.
Marco –
Excelente image and easy to connect to my jbl sound system by Bluetooth. Despite has Netflix button on the remote control i couldnât find on the apps to install. Weird because i have a LG TV and have more app options.