Formovie THEATER

$3,499
BrandFormovie · THEATER
TypeUST laser TV
HDR formatsHDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision
Imaging technologyDLP
Light sourceALPD® 4.0 RGB+ triple laser
ISO light output1,800 lm
Throw ratio0.23:1

A 4K ultra-short-throw triple-laser projector from Formovie (Fengmi) using a TI DLP chip, a 0.23:1 throw ratio and ALPD laser light, rated 1,800 ISO lumens. It supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, uses Bowers & Wilkins-tuned speakers, and runs Android TV 11.0. It does not support 3D.

Data sheet

Picture

Optics

Throw ratio0.23:1
Projection distance table100″: 0.23 m
Image size range80–150 in
Corner / warp correction8pt

Light source

Light source detailALPD® 4.0 RGB+ triple laser
Light source lifeRated: 20,000 h
ISO light output1,800 lm
ISO 21118

Audio

Speaker power30 W
Audio partnerBowers & Wilkins
Dolby AtmosYes
DTSYes

Firmware / software

Smart OSAndroid TV
OS version11.0
RAM2 GB
Storage32 GB

Physical & installation

Width550 mm
Depth349 mm
Height108 mm
Weight9.8 kg

Support & ownership

Warranty🇺🇸 US 1 yr · 🇪🇺 EU 2 yr · 🇬🇧 GB 2 yr
The same page also says "2-year Warranty" in a feature block; conflicting.

Tools

  • Throw calculator — How far from the screen the THEATER needs to sit for a given image size, set to its 0.23:1 lens.
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Variants & identifiers

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VariantRegionTypeCode
Cosmos greyAll regionsMPNTHEATER

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Sources

Editor's notes. Single primary source: the Formovie Global product page (US store page and manual could not be reached). Retailers and reviewers cite 2,800 lumens / 2,800 ANSI for this unit, and the Fengmi T1 name; neither is on the Formovie page read, so neither is recorded. The page itself says 1800 ISO lumens. The later "Theater Premium" (2,200 ISO lumens, 0.21:1) and "Cinema Edge" are different models and are not mixed in. Identifier: no part number, model number, SKU or UPC was found on a primary page, so the product name is placed in the mpn slot as a placeholder; replace when a real MPN is found. MSRP: the page shows a regular price of US$3,499.00 and a sale price of US$2,699.00; the regular price is recorded. Warranty on the page is internally inconsistent (FAQ 1 year US/CA, 2 years EU/UK; feature block says 2-year). The page also lists "Netflix app temporarily unavailable" on the Android TV store. Not recorded: power, noise, input lag, HDMI port count/versions, native resolution (page says "4K UHD (3840x2160)" on a TI DLP chip without stating native vs pixel-shifted), launch date. Quotes were taken from page text via a summarising fetch tool; spot-check wording on the live page.

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