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title: "Formovie X5 4K Laser TV Projector | Portable Mini Smart Projector with ALDP Laser Display Technology | 2450 Lumens, Built-In Speakers, & Comes With Amazon FireTV | Great For Home Theaters"
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# 1.07B color gamut 2450 lumens brightness 3-way Denon speakers Formovie X5 4K Laser TV Projector | Portable Mini Smart Projector with ALDP Laser Display Technology | 2450 Lumens, Built-In Speakers, & Comes With Amazon FireTV | Great For Home Theaters

**Brand:** formovie
**Price:** 6374 DH
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎥 Elevate your living room to a private IMAX—because your binge deserves brilliance.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Formovie X5 4K Laser TV Projector | Portable Mini Smart Projector with ALDP Laser Display Technology | 2450 Lumens, Built-In Speakers, & Comes With Amazon FireTV | Great For Home Theaters by formovie
- **How much does it cost?** 6374 DH with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- formovie enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted formovie brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Effortless Setup:** Auto laser autofocus, ambient light adaptation, and omnidirectional correction get your picture perfect fast.
- • **Smart Streaming Ready:** Built-in Amazon FireTV means instant access to your favorite shows and apps—no extra devices needed.
- • **Vivid Laser Brilliance:** ALPD laser tech delivers crystal-clear, speckle-free 4K visuals with 1.07 billion colors.
- • **Immersive Audio Experience:** First-ever projector with built-in three-way Denon speakers for rich, room-filling sound.
- • **Cinematic Immersion, Anywhere:** Project up to a jaw-dropping 1000" screen for epic home theater vibes.

## Overview

The Formovie X5 is a sleek, portable 4K laser projector boasting 2450 lumens brightness and ALPD laser display technology for stunning, vibrant images. It supports massive projection sizes up to 1000", features built-in Amazon FireTV for seamless streaming, and includes premium three-way Denon speakers for immersive sound. Designed for easy setup with auto-correction and laser autofocus, it transforms any space into a high-end home theater experience.

## Description

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Review: Incredible image - Incredible image. So bright and clear. Way better than my old 4k optoma lamp projector.
Review: First time projector user – using as TV replacement - Since there are not a lot of customer reviews out there for this projector, I wanted to give my two cents, after using this projector for 30 days. BTW, I am totally new to projector world, having owned only TVs in the past, and I bought this unit for myself, with my own money, to be my living room TV (I was not paid to do this review 😊). I moved into a new place with a big cream colored wall, so I thought I’d try out the X5. I haven’t been disappointed, and am running a 150 inch picture on my blank wall with no projector screen and have no plans to change my setup (though I may try out an ultra short throw projector later on, more on that in a minute). The unboxing was very clean and professional, with some wow factor bringing it out of the box. The power brick is a little chunky, but that seems to be the way it is with these. I put it on a small side table, plugged it in, and pressed on, and the sheer brightness and size of the image was very impressive. I’d suggest patience with the setup process – it took me almost a dozen tries to get my wi-fi recognized by the machine, and my password accepted. Not sure what happened there, but have had no problems with it since. I’m using the device with a Roku 4k stick, the usual streaming services, and YouTube TV. I watch a lot of professional tennis, and it is completely amazing to watch with the X5. Wimbledon at 150 inches in your living room, it is like being in the stands at center court. There is no jitter around the tennis ball, which is a complaint I have heard around some projectors. Watching sports has been fantastic, and I haven’t found any particular content that the projector can’t handle. As a newbie to projectors I was most worried about brightness, and how much I could really use it in daylight. My projector is setup in a room with 4 large windows, and I get direct sunlight, so this is not a home theater setting, and not ideal for projectors. But I’d describe it this way: if its night and you have no ambient light coming in, or limited ambient light, its amazing, and any type of content looks great, even dark content like Harry Potter or John Wick. If its cloudy outside during the day or you are not getting direct sunlight, and you are watching bright content (ie not Harry Potter) it can still be amazing. I watched most of Wimbledon on it during the day, with blinds closed, but still some ambient light coming in, and the content was bright enough that it looked fantastic. If you have windows open with direct sunlight coming in, and I am watching bright content, it’ll be do-able, but it will be pretty washed out. But overall I am very impressed with the brightness of the projector, and its watchable any time of day, its just not at its absolute best unless its in twilight or darkness. That said, I have had visitors be blown away by the image even in the day. I feel absolutely no need to buy a screen – I cant imagine the image could be much better than what I get on a cream colored flat wall. So what isn’t so great? 1. Auto-omnidirectional keystone correction – this unit is not particularly special at this. Based on online reviews of other projectors, it seems like some are getting really incredible with instant auto-correction, allowing the user to position the projector at an angle, sometimes a pretty severe angle, and still get a perfect image in front of them. I was hoping the X5 might deliver this as well, but it doesn’t. Sometimes it doesn’t recognize an adjacent wall and “shrink” the image to compensate. Sometimes it thinks the angle is too much for it to do an adjustment. And often there is light bleed that is at an angle, and looks like an off-kilter border of the image (like a frame on a picture, but the top frame is too thick and is more thick on the left than the right, so there’s this asymmetrical framing of your otherwise symmetrical image). Sometimes you have to manually keystone, but that doesn’t solve the light bleed problem. Ultimately I’ve found this projector to be ideal when sitting it directly in front of your screen area, and leaving it there. I can get it down to an inch or two inches of symmetrical “light bleed” border, and it looks great. 2. Light bleed. There is always some amount of light bleed around the border of the image. Maybe this is something that other projectors like this have as well? I’ve never heard it discussed in reviews of similar projectors though. You really have to get the projector pointed straight at your screen, to minimize the size of the light bleed border. It would be absolutely amazing if Formovie could figure out a way to get rid of this. It doesn’t affect my viewing practice much, but I keep my projector stationary so I don’t have to figure out how to solve it again, which is counter to the purpose for these, which are meant to be easy to move around and the software should quickly adapt. If paying more money for a higher end projector solves this, it’d prob be worth it. 3. Heat production. In the Formovie ad pics I’ve seen, a satisfied viewer is sitting comfortably in a chair, with the X5 to their right on a side table. That is definitely the best way to sit! Because if you have the X5 to the left of you, you will experience basically a low grade heater pushing warm air on you. Its too hot for me to tolerate, and unfortunately having the X5 to my left is my preferred setup. So I have the X5 pushed to the back of the room, and I sit a little forward of it, to avoid the heat. The heat production is a real downside. If you have to sit to the right of the projector due to your setup, I’d actually skip this projector; it wont be comfortable. Due to those caveats, my main concern going forward is if I‘ll be able to position the projector in a way that makes it usable for me long-term. I probably have to put it behind a couch to avoid the heat. And it’ll be a stationary projector rather than the butterfly mover it is intended to be. So for that reason I am thinking about moving to an ultra short throw projector, which can sit right in front of the wall, and the positional issues are a lot easier to deal with… But even with those caveats I’m very much enjoying the X5 – it’s a very similar feeling to watching a movie at a movie theater. Its no IMAX, but probably as close as one can get at home.

## Features

- FUNCTION MEETS FASHION: With a beautiful, sleek hardware design and an incredible 1.07B color gamut, the X5 4k laser projector is destined to become your home theater's centerpiece.
- CINEMA-LIKE PROJECTION SIZE: The X5's projection can be sized from 60" up to a massive 1,000" image, providing immersion that will keep you entertained and in the action.
- PATENTED TECHNOLOGY: a ALPD laser display provides a breathtaking range of colors and crystal-clear image quality. Say goodbye to speckles and technical flaws with the X5.
- POWERFUL ADJUSTMENT TOOLS: Omnidirectional auto-correction, ambient light adaptive, laser autofocus, and automatic curtain alignment provide a perfect viewing setup with minimal hassle.
- THREE-WAY SPEAKERS: This X5 is the first projector with built-in three-way speakers for an immersive audio experience powered by Denon.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CFYR7LBS |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,783 in Video Projectors |
| Brand Name | Formovie |
| Color Name | Gray |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (18) |
| Date First Available | August 17, 2023 |
| Item Weight | 15.14 pounds |
| Item model number | X5 |
| Product Dimensions | 8.27 x 8.54 x 6.57 inches |
| Special Features | Portable |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Formovie
- **Connectivity Technology:** HDMI
- **Display resolution:** 3840 x 2160
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Home Cinema
- **Special Feature:** Portable

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Incredible image
*by C***E on December 23, 2025*

Incredible image. So bright and clear. Way better than my old 4k optoma lamp projector.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ First time projector user – using as TV replacement
*by R***5 on August 5, 2023*

Since there are not a lot of customer reviews out there for this projector, I wanted to give my two cents, after using this projector for 30 days. BTW, I am totally new to projector world, having owned only TVs in the past, and I bought this unit for myself, with my own money, to be my living room TV (I was not paid to do this review 😊). I moved into a new place with a big cream colored wall, so I thought I’d try out the X5. I haven’t been disappointed, and am running a 150 inch picture on my blank wall with no projector screen and have no plans to change my setup (though I may try out an ultra short throw projector later on, more on that in a minute). The unboxing was very clean and professional, with some wow factor bringing it out of the box. The power brick is a little chunky, but that seems to be the way it is with these. I put it on a small side table, plugged it in, and pressed on, and the sheer brightness and size of the image was very impressive. I’d suggest patience with the setup process – it took me almost a dozen tries to get my wi-fi recognized by the machine, and my password accepted. Not sure what happened there, but have had no problems with it since. I’m using the device with a Roku 4k stick, the usual streaming services, and YouTube TV. I watch a lot of professional tennis, and it is completely amazing to watch with the X5. Wimbledon at 150 inches in your living room, it is like being in the stands at center court. There is no jitter around the tennis ball, which is a complaint I have heard around some projectors. Watching sports has been fantastic, and I haven’t found any particular content that the projector can’t handle. As a newbie to projectors I was most worried about brightness, and how much I could really use it in daylight. My projector is setup in a room with 4 large windows, and I get direct sunlight, so this is not a home theater setting, and not ideal for projectors. But I’d describe it this way: if its night and you have no ambient light coming in, or limited ambient light, its amazing, and any type of content looks great, even dark content like Harry Potter or John Wick. If its cloudy outside during the day or you are not getting direct sunlight, and you are watching bright content (ie not Harry Potter) it can still be amazing. I watched most of Wimbledon on it during the day, with blinds closed, but still some ambient light coming in, and the content was bright enough that it looked fantastic. If you have windows open with direct sunlight coming in, and I am watching bright content, it’ll be do-able, but it will be pretty washed out. But overall I am very impressed with the brightness of the projector, and its watchable any time of day, its just not at its absolute best unless its in twilight or darkness. That said, I have had visitors be blown away by the image even in the day. I feel absolutely no need to buy a screen – I cant imagine the image could be much better than what I get on a cream colored flat wall. So what isn’t so great? 1. Auto-omnidirectional keystone correction – this unit is not particularly special at this. Based on online reviews of other projectors, it seems like some are getting really incredible with instant auto-correction, allowing the user to position the projector at an angle, sometimes a pretty severe angle, and still get a perfect image in front of them. I was hoping the X5 might deliver this as well, but it doesn’t. Sometimes it doesn’t recognize an adjacent wall and “shrink” the image to compensate. Sometimes it thinks the angle is too much for it to do an adjustment. And often there is light bleed that is at an angle, and looks like an off-kilter border of the image (like a frame on a picture, but the top frame is too thick and is more thick on the left than the right, so there’s this asymmetrical framing of your otherwise symmetrical image). Sometimes you have to manually keystone, but that doesn’t solve the light bleed problem. Ultimately I’ve found this projector to be ideal when sitting it directly in front of your screen area, and leaving it there. I can get it down to an inch or two inches of symmetrical “light bleed” border, and it looks great. 2. Light bleed. There is always some amount of light bleed around the border of the image. Maybe this is something that other projectors like this have as well? I’ve never heard it discussed in reviews of similar projectors though. You really have to get the projector pointed straight at your screen, to minimize the size of the light bleed border. It would be absolutely amazing if Formovie could figure out a way to get rid of this. It doesn’t affect my viewing practice much, but I keep my projector stationary so I don’t have to figure out how to solve it again, which is counter to the purpose for these, which are meant to be easy to move around and the software should quickly adapt. If paying more money for a higher end projector solves this, it’d prob be worth it. 3. Heat production. In the Formovie ad pics I’ve seen, a satisfied viewer is sitting comfortably in a chair, with the X5 to their right on a side table. That is definitely the best way to sit! Because if you have the X5 to the left of you, you will experience basically a low grade heater pushing warm air on you. Its too hot for me to tolerate, and unfortunately having the X5 to my left is my preferred setup. So I have the X5 pushed to the back of the room, and I sit a little forward of it, to avoid the heat. The heat production is a real downside. If you have to sit to the right of the projector due to your setup, I’d actually skip this projector; it wont be comfortable. Due to those caveats, my main concern going forward is if I‘ll be able to position the projector in a way that makes it usable for me long-term. I probably have to put it behind a couch to avoid the heat. And it’ll be a stationary projector rather than the butterfly mover it is intended to be. So for that reason I am thinking about moving to an ultra short throw projector, which can sit right in front of the wall, and the positional issues are a lot easier to deal with… But even with those caveats I’m very much enjoying the X5 – it’s a very similar feeling to watching a movie at a movie theater. Its no IMAX, but probably as close as one can get at home.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great overall projector
*by A***A on September 7, 2023*

I’m pretty impressed with this projector for the price. It has exceeded my expectations visually. There are a couple of things I need to figure out like transferring my own screensaver or photos in its internal drive but I’ll contact formovie for that. Only thing to note is that the home page is all in Chinese.

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