Also, the features allow you to mirror your phone on the giant screen with a mere tap of the phone on the device, and also the MultiView which allows you to split the screen between your mirrored phone and whatever you’re watching, are not iOS-friendly. It was unable to control the Roku Streaming Stick 4K, as a true universal remote would. The remote, while sleek and intuitive, is not a true “universal” remote despite commands and setup instructions to the contrary. It’s probably best to call out the shortcomings of The Premiere LSP9T first, because there are not that many. The Verdict: Should You Buy Samsung The Premiere LSP9T 4K Smart Triple Laser Projector? It makes sense for them to keep the perks in the family, but a more iOS-friendly interface would be a welcome future upgrade. While AirPlay connected instantaneously and required a passcode only for the first usage, many of the phone-friendly features of The Premiere are clearly intended for Samsung Galaxy phones. Phone play with The Premiere was more of a mixed bag in a house full of iPhones. At least for me - our teen gaming assistants were not put off by it in the slightest, and are already mourning the day The Premiere heads back to Samsung. To be honest, gaming on a screen of such immense proportions verges on sensory overload. Zero lag, super-low latency, seamless connectivity between the PS5 and The Premiere, amazing clarity and intense sound were all present. The gaming experience, amped up by Samsung’s Game Enhancer mode which makes the picture more vivid, was outstanding.

This also may have to do with the fact that The Premiere’s cooling fan, which has a significant job to do with a powerful unit that creates a good deal of heat, runs very quietly in the background and does not interfere with the sound.įirst-person shooter games on the PS5 on an 11-foot screen? Absolutely diabolical. The 4.2 channel audio system provided more than enough aural oomph, and the sound was clear and crisp.

It took only a few clicks here and a few there to create a perfectly proportioned image. Bright neon laser borders made the adjustments easy to see and execute. The advanced version (a simple click away) gave us a 15-point adjustable grid as shown in the picture below. The basic option offers a grid with four points where the image can be adjusted up/down or left/right. We were extremely impressed with the adjustment options. It was easy to find where to adjust the screen area by quickly scrolling through the settings menu. There were some obvious bulges and ripples in the image, but that was due to our wall rather than the unit. Placing the unit on the floor at the ideal range (in our case, 10 inches) and creating a viewing area of roughly 11 feet by 6.5 feet was simple. Mere minutes after unboxing, we have liftoff. As we recently noted, this projector is on sale as part of Samsung’s Black Friday in July sale, so if you’ve been lusting after this projector, you can save $500 on the retail price for a little while longer. Keep reading for our full review of the Samsung The Premiere 4K Smart Laser Projector.

I can tell you that the teen gamers in my household are teary-eyed at the thought of sending this projector back to its makers. Does The Premiere LSP9T live up to the world-domination goal? Samsung sent SPY its projector for review, and after getting our hands on this much-hyped home theater marvel, we can officially declare it the holy grail of home projectors. When Samsung released the world’s first 4K smart triple-laser projector in late 2020, their intent was clear: Set the market. As the world’s first “ultra-short-throw projector,” it’s really in a class of its own. Among the short-throw room-dominating projectors, the Samsung The Premiere 4K Smart Laser Projector is said by many to be the king.

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