Dangbei MP1 Max 4K Laser Projector with Google TV and Netflix, 3,100 ISO Lumens

The Dangbei MP1 Max is a 4K laser projector built for the living room, not just the basement. Its hybrid light engine is a triple laser projector design with an LED alongside, and together they reach 3,100 ISO lumens: the picture stays watchable with the blinds open, and once the lights go down it behaves like a proper laser home theatre projector. Colour coverage is rated at 110% of BT.2020 with a Delta E below 1 out of the box, so skin tones and team colours land where they should without a calibration session.

It is also a Google TV projector in the full sense. Google TV runs on the projector itself, with the officially licensed Netflix app plus YouTube, Prime Video, Disney+ and the rest of the Google Play catalogue. No streaming stick, no Chromecast workaround. The remote has Google Assistant voice search, and Google Cast handles mirroring from a phone or laptop. Two HDMI 2.1 inputs, one with eARC, take a console, a Blu-ray player or a soundbar.

Setup takes about a minute. Dangbei's InstanPro AI runs autofocus, auto keystone, screen fit and obstacle avoidance every time you move it, and the built-in stand rotates 360 degrees and tilts 135 degrees, so a shelf, a coffee table or a tripod all work without a separate mount. An eye-protection sensor dims the beam when someone walks in front of the lens.

This is a projector with speakers you can actually use: two 12 W drivers in a 750 cc chamber with a bass reflex port that reaches down to 45 Hz, with Dolby Audio and DTS:X decoding. That covers a movie night; for a dedicated room, eARC passes everything to your own system. HDR10+, HDR10 and HLG are supported, MEMC smooths motion for sports, and Blu-ray 3D works with active glasses. At 5.6 kg with the included EPP carrying case it moves from room to room or up to the cottage, but it is a full-size unit, not a pocket projector.