Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

New Products

The Formovie Theater / T1 UST Laser Projector with Bowers and Wilkins Audio System

Offering a good foundation for both video and audio, the Formovie Theater / T1 UST Laser Projector might just the ticket for your home theater set up.

Formovie T1 UST Projector Lifestyle

June 30, 2022 Update: The Formovie T1 has been named Formovie Theater for U.S. markets. It offers an AndroidTV operating system, instead of the proprietary FengOS, and a new color management system (CMS). Otherwise the Formovie Theater and Formovie T1 are the same.

November 3, 2023 Update: The $2,999 Formovie Theater won Best UST 4K Projector for the second year in a row at the 2023 Laser TV Showdown.

July 25, 2024 Update: Formovie Theater’s ANSI brightness specification has been corrected to 1800 lumens (it was previously stated at 2800 lumens).

Formovie T1 UST Projector
Formovie Theater / T1

Formovie Theater

British high-end loudspeaker maker Bowers & Wilkins has partnered with Fengmi to provide an integrated sound system for their Formovie Theater / T1 4K UST Laser Projector. UST stands for Ultra Short Throw, which means that the projector can display a very large image at a very short distance from the screen as illustrated in the photo. 

Related article: Samsung The Premiere LSP9T UST Projector Review

Nearly every TV manufacturer is now offering UST projectors, and because they sit front and center of the room, there’s an opportunity to bundle sound bar capabilities into one box.

It seems projector companies without audio know-how are partnering with established audio brands for credibility.

Although, it’s quite intriguing to learn that Bowers & Wilkins has partnered with a relatively unknown China-based brand. However, they’re not the only ones. Previously, we reported on Dynaudio providing audio systems for the JMGO 01 and JMGO U2 UST Laser Projectors — another company based in China.

Bowers & Wilkins Sound

Bowers & Wilkins Speaker Exploded for Formovie T1 UST Projector
Bowers & Wilkins Speaker for the Formovie T1 Projector

The Bowers & Wilkins stereo sound system features two forward-firing 70mm glass-fiber Low/Mid frequency drivers and two 20mm titanium tweeters, all mounted in rigid ABS+GF enclosures, located at the outer edges of the front baffle to ensure good dispersion.

The two bass/mid drivers are ported to each side of the projector and feature Bowers & Wilkins Flowport technology which minimizes turbulence by incorporating dimples on the speaker surface, while the tweeters are protected by the proprietary, high transparency speaker mesh.

Bowers & Wilkins specified a high-quality, 2 x 15W, TI (Texas Instruments) amplifier and Dolby MS12 decoder while also including discrete sound modes specially tuned by their engineering team.

Advertisement. Scroll to continue reading.

formovie-t1-sound-waves-top

The built-in B&W system is designed to provide impactful sound with crisp dialogue, uncolored midrange, and good bass extension, projected into the room beyond the confines of the speaker enclosure.

Dolby Atmos and DTS HD decoding is also provided. Although no additional audio processing details are provided, it is assumed that the projector employs downmixing and virtual surround processing to provide a Dolby Atmos/DTS HD listening experience from its two-channel configuration. Also, with the projector’s HDMI-eARC port it can pass Dolby Atmos and DTS-HD bitstreams to a compatible external audio system if desired. 

Formovie Theater Features

The core video features of the Formovie Theater / T1 UST include:

Formovie Theater Features
  • Product name: Fengmi Formovie Laser TV T1 / Formovie Theater
  • Processor: MediaTek MTK MT9669
  • RAM: 3GB DDR4
  • Built-in Storage: 64GB eMMC high-speed flash memory
  • Imaging Chip: TI (Texas Instruments) single DLP chip  (exact size/model not provided)
  • Resolution: 4K UHD via XPR Pixel Shifting.
  • Laser Light Source: ALPD® RGB+  20,000 hour use life.
  • Light Output: 2800 1800 ANSI lumens max white light output
  • Native Contrast Ratio: 3000:1
  • Wide Color Gamut: BT.2020
  • Screen Size: 80 to 150-inches. The T1 can project a 100-inch image from a distance of 20cm (approx 7.9 inches)
  • THX Certified: Formovie laser projectors were the first ultra-short throw models to receive THX certification. 
  • HDR: Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+ compatibility. 
  • Motion Processing: MEMC smooth motion.
  • Control: Voice Remote provided.
  • Connections:
    • HDMI 2.0 (3) – HDMI Input 3 is eARC enabled. 
    • USB (2)
    • Headphone 3.5mm (1)
    • Digital Optical Audio (1)
    • Ethernet (1)
    • Wi-Fi
  • Fan Noise: Less than 28dB
  • Dimensions: 550 x 349.2 x 107.5mm (21.7 x 13.74 x 4.32 inches)
  • Weight: 9.8kg/21.6 pounds
Formovie T1 UST Projector Rear Connections

Pricing & Availability

The Formovie Theater is available for $2,999 at ProjectorScreen.com.

Tip: The Formovie Theater has won Best UST projector two years in a row at the 2022 Laser TV Showdown and 2023 Laser TV Showdown.

Related reading: Every UST Laser Projector Compared

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Advertisement

Latest Products

2026 Vinnie Rossi Canta Integrated Amplifier Angle

Integrated Amps & Stereo Receivers

Vinnie Rossi’s $23,995 CANTA Integrated challenges high-end amplifier conventions with 6SN7 tubes, MOSFET power, and an unconventional design.

2026 NAD C 359S Integrated Amplifier 2026 NAD C 359S Integrated Amplifier

Integrated Amps & Stereo Receivers

NAD's $1,299 C 359S combines 70W Class AB amplification, BluOS and HDMI eARC with power supply technology from its Masters Series. Who said Class...

2026 NAD C 569 CD Player 2026 NAD C 569 CD Player

CD Players

NAD's mid-priced CD player adds QRONO d2a, Dynamic Digital Headroom and an ESS SABRE DAC. Is it the smarter buy than the pricier C...

2026 Sony Walkmans 2026 Sony Walkmans

DAPs

Sony's new Walkmans for 2026 include the ZX900, WM1AM3 and WM1ZM3 hi-res digital audio players (DAPs) packed with performance and priced at a premium.

Rega Replay Turntable Rega Replay Turntable

New Products

Rega Replay turntable weighs just 2.2 kg and reportedly costs £259. How does its skeletal design compare with the Planar 1 and its rivals?

2026 Linn 343 Floorstanding Loudspeakers Lifestyle Single Malt Glasgow Collection 2026 Linn 343 Floorstanding Loudspeakers Lifestyle Single Malt Glasgow Collection

Floorstanding Speakers

Linn's new 343 brings Pistonik bass to a compact floorstander, with Exakt Integrated and powered-bass versions starting at $67,500 per pair. Worth the premium?

Gift Ideas?

Vinyl Retro Hi-Fi Vinyl Gift Guide 2026

Gift Guides

For the vinyl enthusiast on your list, these turntables, retro loudspeakers and hi-fi accessories not only make great gifts, but will actually make your...

You May Also Like

New Products

Naim's $6,500 Mu-so Utopia has 15 Focal drivers, 720 watts and Dolby Atmos. Is it worth $2,900 more than the Focal Mu-so Hekla?

Movies

Two horror classics get serious 4K upgrades with Dolby Vision and Atmos. The blood may be fake, but the case for physical media certainly...

News

Apple TV is adding Dolby Atmos to Formula 1 beginning with the 2026 U.S. Grand Prix, creating a serious 4K Dolby Vision home theater...

Music

U2’s first album of new material in nine years gets an audiophile-friendly physical release with Dolby Atmos, hi-res stereo, 180g vinyl, and deluxe editions.

Reviews

Technics made a splash in 2024 with their AZ100 in-ear TWS ANC earbuds. Can lightning strike twice with their new flagship over-ear headphones?

Music

Apple Music Hall combines 48 speaker Spatial Audio, recording studios and broadcast production inside London’s Battersea Power Station.

Home Theater

Meta is putting Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and IMAX Enhanced into 100-gram VR glasses while adding Atmos recording to its AI eyewear.

New Products

Can the XGIMI AURA 3 Max challenge giant TVs with 5,700 ISO lumens, dual-iris contrast, Dolby Vision and 4K/120Hz gaming?

Advertisement

ecoustics is a hi-fi and music magazine offering product reviews, podcasts, news and advice for aspiring audiophiles, home theater enthusiasts and headphone hipsters. Read more →

Copyright © 1999-2026 ecoustics | Disclaimer: We may earn a commission when you buy through links on our site.