Xiaomi launched the Fengmi 4K Laser Projector last year in China and the product was well received. The brand has now unveiled the Fengmi 4K Laser Projector Pro. The new product is presently on sale on Xiaomi Youpin for 12,799 yuan (around $1,800). To recall, the first-gen model was sold for 10,999 yuan. 
How this model differs from its predecessor is that the brightness of the Fengmi Laser TV 4K Cinema Pro has been increased from 1700 ANSI lumens to 2400 ANSI lumens. Also, the projectable size has been increased from 100 inches to 150 inches.
The Fengmi 4K Laser Projector Pro brings support for 4K resolution which is four times the resolution of a 1080p screen. For a giant 150-inch screen which it supports, that means a mammoth screen on ultra-sharp and clear content. The Pro version is powered by a high-performance Amlogic T972 chip with a maximum clock frequency of 1.9GHz. The chipset is said to have a performance improvement of 63% with 55% reduction in power consumption compared to the Amlogic T962 chipset used on the previous generation. The chipset is also claimed to the first to support 8K video decoding.
Further, the 4K Laser projector packs 3GB of LPDDR4 memory which should guarantee smooth execution of tasks by the projector. It features three HDMI 2.0b interfaces which can be deployed to connect hard disk players, U disks, game consoles, computers, etc.
In addition, the Fengmi Laser TV 4K Cinema Pro uses a 0.23:1 large depth of field ultra-short-focus lens design which can be placed on a TV cabinet to project a large screen of 80-150 inches. It uses the ALPD 3.0 laser fluorescent display technology with up to 16-18% red light ratio. As such, the character and natural colour reproduction is more realistic. The service life of the light source is more than 25,000 hours, and you can watch more than 10,000 movies.
In terms of content, Fengmi Laser TV 4K Cinema Pro no longer uses the MIUI TV system, but its own FengOS system, which supports customized homepage, full-screen content preview, and intelligent voice recognition.
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