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LG Electronics HU710PB Projector LG HU710PB CineBeam QUBE Lifestyle 4K UHD Smart Projector I purchased this projector earlier this year for a bedroom setup. In the end I didn't end up setting it up and went with another option. Picture quality is exceptionally good if you are able to set it up in dim light/light controlled space. I have the purchase receipt and it's under local warranty. Comes in box, with power adaptor and remote. More info and reviews here: https://www.jbhifi.com.au/products/lg-hu710pb-cinebeam-qube-lifestyle-4k-uhd-smart-projector Preference to local buyers. Con
This A$1,450 ask is fair for a used LG HU710PB, sitting just above the typical AUD used market median of roughly A$1,300–A$1,400. While a recent StereoNET listing came in at A$1,300, new retail prices have hovered between A$1,595 and A$2,495, meaning you’re paying a modest premium over the lowest used sale but still well below new cost.
The HU710PB (CineBeam Qube) is a standout for its compact 4K RGB laser engine, delivering crisp home-theater images up to 120" with auto screen adjustment and WebOS smart features. Its portability and genuine 4K clarity make it a rare find in the lifestyle projector category, and if this unit is from an original owner with included accessories, it’s a solid buying opportunity for enthusiasts wanting high-end performance without the bulk.
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LG Electronics traces its roots to 1958, when Koo In-hwoi founded GoldStar Co., Ltd. in South Korea amid the nation's post-Korean War reconstruction. As one of the country's first electronics manufacturers, GoldStar pioneered domestic production of radios, televisions, refrigerators, and fans, rapidly scaling to produce over a million TVs annually by the mid-1970s. The brand evolved through a 1995 merger with Lucky Chemical—originating from Koo's 1947 venture—adopting the LG name, a fusion of "Lucky" and "GoldStar," to reflect its broadened industrial legacy.
In hi-fi and audio, LG focuses on mainstream consumer categories rather than specialist gear like amplifiers, turntables, DACs, or cables. It excels in soundbars, wireless multi-room speakers, portable Bluetooth systems, and high-end OLED TV-integrated audio solutions, often featuring Dolby Atmos and AI-enhanced processing for immersive home theater experiences.
LG holds a commanding mid-tier position in the global market as the second-largest electronics manufacturer, prioritizing innovative, value-driven products over high-end audiophile exclusivity. Its reputation blends reliability and cutting-edge features with mass appeal, making it a go-to for knowledgeable buyers seeking accessible performance without boutique premiums.
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