LG’s New Projector doesn’t Even Look like a Projector at All

CES 2025 is no doubt one of the go-to events for new and upcoming tech products, with various brands showing off their latest and greatest hardware. In the case of LG, the company recently announced new additions to its home projector lineup with the new PF600U and CineBeam S.

The PF600U takes the form of a three-in-one projector that’s designed to look like a piece of indoor lighting equipment. Built into the lamp’s design is a projector with an FHD resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels, 300 ANSI lumens of brightness and support for LG’s webOS platform, giving users access to streaming services such as Netflix, Prime Video, and more. The lamp itself comes with nine colors and five brightness levels, and the integrated Bluetooth speaker comes with stereo output as well.

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Also unveiled was the CineBeam S, which currently is LG’s smallest 4K UST projector. A compact model, the CineBeam S features 4K UHD resolution visuals, up to 500 ANSI lumens of brightness, and an ultra-short throw feature that displays content ranging from 40 up to 100 inches. It also comes with Dolby Atmos support, and LG webOS for content streaming.