Quote from: Walter on July 08, 2023, 20:36:43A French reviewer, compared the Leica Cine 1 with native 4K Sony SXRD or JVC D-ILA projector, says something.

The image is teeming with detail and benefits from incredible sharpness

blog.son-video.com/2023/06/test-projecteur-leica-cine-1-la-projection-ultra-courte-focale-a-son-apogee/

This is the review, Google translate is your friend!

I want to see and read more reviews, but it takes a long time to find something, it's like Leica doesn't want to promote its laser UST product.

"The image benefits from a staggering definition, with a sharpness quite comparable to what a native Sony SXRD or JVC D-ILA 4K projector is able to offer!"
This is a thinly veiled ad piece, lavish praise and no data whatsoever, from the blog of an AV store. I don't even know what model they compared it against, most of the models have different lenses. At 9000 euros you can buy a TV of the same screen size that surpasses it in every single metric except color gamut. Plus there's no rainbow effect.
I would add that this model doesn't get reviews most probably because it's not worthy. Like how you rarely get reviews for D-Lux models.

A French reviewer, compared the Leica Cine 1 with native 4K Sony SXRD or JVC D-ILA projector, says something.

The image is teeming with detail and benefits from incredible sharpness

blog.son-video.com/2023/06/test-projecteur-leica-cine-1-la-projection-ultra-courte-focale-a-son-apogee/

This is the review, Google translate is your friend!

I want to see and read more reviews, but it takes a long time to find something, it's like Leica doesn't want to promote its laser UST product.

Now rebranded Hisense of an already obsolete product category...great, Leica, great. Single chip DLP, XPR, very Leica indeed. No wonder Sony hardly needs to update their projectors.