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LG CineBeam PF610P FHD LED Projector Unveiled

With native 1080p resolution, long-lasting LED light source and smart TV features, and low price tag, LG’s Cinebeam PF610P FHD LED Projector brings big-screen entertainment home.

LG CineBeam PF610P Full HD Projector Lifestyle

If you looking for a TV larger than 80-inches but find that the prices are too high, a lower-cost alternative might be a compact/portable video projector. 

One projector brand to consider is LG. Although known primarily for its TVs, especially the ones using OLED technology, they also provide a line of video projectors, ranging from inexpensive portables to expensive UST (Ultra Short Throw 4K Laser Projectors

The LG CineBeam PF610P 

LG CineBeam PF610P HD Projector Angle

The LG CineBeam PF610P is an LED projector that is light and easily portable, allowing you to enjoy large screen entertainment at home or on the go. 

With 1080p native resolution and built-in smart TV streaming features, you don’t need to plug anything else into it (although you do have that option) to start watching, as long as you have access to the internet. For added convenience, it also has built-in stereo speakers. 

LG CineBeam PF610P HD Projector Back

How LG’s LED Projection System Works

The CineBeam PF610P employs a 4-channel LED light source which eliminates the need for a lamp that would have to be replaced on a periodic basis. 

The way it works is that one LED emits red light, one green, one blue, and a fourth that emits what is referred to as Dynamic (contains elements of green and blue). The red, green, blue, and dynamic green light travels through a lens and prism and are bounced off a DLP Chip and then to the screen.

The main advantage of using an LED light source over a lamp, is that it doesn’t have to be replaced periodically, making the system very cost-effective. Another advantage is that they run cooler than a traditional lamp, so the need for a large noisy fan is lessened.  Also, unlike DLP projectors that use lamps, there is no color wheel that causes the dreaded “rainbow effect”

RGB LED Colors

How the CineBeam PF610P Does FHD (1080p) Resolution

In addition to the LED light source which facilitates color, the grayscale image information is managed on a DLP imaging chip (aka DMD – Digital Micromirror Device) from Texas Instruments. In the case of the LG Cinebeam PF610P, the chip has 2.1 million pixels (1080p FHD resolution), which are actually very tiny mirrors that angle back and both very rapidly to produce the light and dark parts of the image in combination with the reflected LED light source that adds the color.

LG CineBeam PF610P Projector Full HD Resolution

LG CineBeam PF610P Features 

In addition to the core technology required to project the image, here is an overview of features that can enhance your home entertainment experience. 

Light Output: 1,000 ANSI Lumens Max (works best in a darkened room or outside at night)

Contrast Ratio: 150,000:1

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HDR Compatibility: HDR10 

Refresh Rate: Not stated, but most likely 60Hz with possible added motion processing. 

Screen Size/Projection Distance: 60″ from 5.2 ft,  100″ from 8.7 ft.

Keystone Correction: 4  Points

Audio System: 6 watts (3w x 3 watts stereo).

Surround Sound Formats: Dolby Audio (includes Dolby Atmos compatibility, although it would be downmixed to 5.1 via Digital Optical or HDMI-ARC). 

Smart TV: LG WebOS ver 5.0. Access is provided for select streaming apps such as Disney+, YouTube, Showtime, Starz, and more. More can be installed on the projector via the built-in LG Content Store or cast from compatible smartphones. A Web browser is also included.

LG CineBeam PF610P HD Projector with WebOS

Control: LG remote control provided, Joystick control on the projector if needed.  

Input Connections

  • HDMI ver 2.0 (2 – 1 supports HDMI-ARC)
  • USB ver 2.0  (2) with support for Keyboard, Mouse, Game Controller connection in addition to media file playback.
  • Ethernet/LAN (1)

Output Connections:

  • 3.5mm analog headphone output (1)
  • Digital Optical (1) This Allows connection to a compatible external audio system.
LG CineBeam PF610P HD Projector Connections

Additional Connectivity:

Fan Noise: 28 dB or less depending on the operating mode.

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Security: Kensington Security Standard connector (optional).

Dimensions: 8.9″ x 7.6″ x 2.7″

Weight: 3.7 lbs

Expected Lifespan: 30,000 use hours

Pricing and Availability

The LG CineBeam PF610P Projector has a suggested price of $849.99 and is available through Amazon.

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