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    Valerion Visionmaster Max
    ★ Gaming
    9.9/ 10
    Overall
    8.8
    Technical
    8.7
    Users
    9.4
    Value for money
    6.5

    Why buy?

    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • Wide color gamut (110% BT.2020)
    • Low input lag (4 ms)
    • Supports Dolby Vision
    • Wide vertical keystone correction (45 degrees)
    • High refresh rate (144 Hz)
    • Many HDMI ports (3)
    • Modern HDMI standard (2.1)

    Why avoid?

    • Higher price
    • Heavy design (7.5 kg)
    • Few audio inputs (0)
    • No smartphone app
    • Not very popular
    • Poor value for money
    • Large height (185 mm)
    • Thick body (234 mm)
    • Avg. price: ~£4,400
    • Input lag: 4 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 144 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/120HzLoading…

    The Valerion VisionMaster Max is a flagship 4K UHD triple-laser projector featuring 3,500 ISO lumens and a massive 110% Rec.2020...Read more

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    Valerion Visionmaster Pro 2
    ★ Gaming
    9.9/ 10
    Overall
    8.7
    Technical
    8.6
    Users
    9.5
    Value for money
    6.4

    Why buy?

    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • Wide color gamut (110% BT.2020)
    • High brightness (3000)
    • Low input lag (4 ms)
    • Supports Dolby Vision
    • Wide vertical keystone correction (45 degrees)
    • High refresh rate (144 Hz)
    • High HDMI input format (4K/144Hz)

    Why avoid?

    • Low contrast ratio (4000:1)
    • Long throw distance (1.39 m)
    • Higher price
    • Heavy design (7 kg)
    • Few audio inputs (0)
    • No smartphone app
    • Poor value for money
    • Large height (185 mm)
    • Avg. price: ~£2,090
    • Input lag: 4 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 144 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/144HzLoading…

    The Valerion VisionMaster Pro 2 is a high-performance 4K UHD triple-laser projector featuring 3,000 ISO lumens and an impressive...Read more

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    Hisense C2 Ultra
    ★ Gaming
    9.9/ 10
    Overall
    8.5
    Technical
    8.5
    Users
    8.7
    Value for money
    6.3

    Why buy?

    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • Wide color gamut (110% BT.2020)
    • High brightness (3000)
    • Supports Dolby Vision
    • High refresh rate (240 Hz)
    • Low input lag (4.6 ms)
    • Modern HDMI standard (2.1)
    • High HDMI input format (4K/120Hz)

    Why avoid?

    • Low contrast ratio (2000:1)
    • Long throw distance (1.651 m)
    • Higher price
    • Few audio inputs (0)
    • Heavy design (6.3 kg)
    • Large height (286 mm)
    • Poor value for money
    • Thick body (286 mm)
    • Avg. price: ~£2,200
    • Input lag: 4.6 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 240 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/120HzLoading…

    The Hisense C2 Ultra is a flagship 4K lifestyle projector featuring a TriChroma triple laser light source that delivers 3,000...Read more

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    NexiGo Trivision Ultra
    ★ Gaming
    9.9/ 10
    Overall
    8.3
    Technical
    8.4
    Users
    8.1
    Value for money
    7.0

    Why buy?

    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • Wide color gamut (110% BT.2020)
    • High contrast ratio (100000:1)
    • High brightness (2600)
    • Supports Dolby Vision
    • High refresh rate (240 Hz)
    • Low input lag (8 ms)
    • Many HDMI ports (3)

    Why avoid?

    • Higher price
    • High power consumption (300 W)
    • Few audio inputs (0)
    • No smartphone app
    • Large height (237 mm)
    • Heavy design (5.2 kg)
    • No voice commands
    • No built-in Chromecast
    • Avg. price: ~£1,230
    • Input lag: 8 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 240 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/120HzLoading…

    The NexiGo TriVision Ultra is a 4K UHD portable DLP projector featuring a unique Tri-LED-Laser hybrid light source that delivers...Read more

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    Hisense PL2
    ★ Gaming
    9.9/ 10
    Overall
    8.1
    Technical
    8.0
    Users
    8.8
    Value for money
    6.3

    Why buy?

    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • High brightness (2700)
    • Supports Dolby Vision
    • High refresh rate (240 Hz)
    • Short throw distance (0.12 m)
    • Low input lag (7 ms)
    • Wide color gamut (85% DCI-P3)
    • Many HDMI ports (3)

    Why avoid?

    • Low contrast ratio (3000:1)
    • Small projection size (150 inch)
    • Loud operation (32 dB)
    • Heavy design (8.5 kg)
    • Higher price
    • Large width (531 mm)
    • High power consumption (300 W)
    • Few audio inputs (0)
    • Avg. price: ~£1,580
    • Input lag: 7 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 240 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/60HzLoading…

    The Hisense PL2 is a 4K UHD ultra-short throw laser projector that utilizes a single X-Fusion laser light source to deliver 2,700...Read more

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    AWOL Vision LTV 2500
    ★ Gaming
    9.9/ 10
    Overall
    8.1
    Technical
    8.0
    Users
    8.9
    Value for money
    6.2

    Why buy?

    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • Wide color gamut (107% BT.2020)
    • Supports Dolby Vision
    • Short throw distance (0.15 m)
    • Low input lag (8 ms)
    • Many HDMI ports (3)
    • Advanced light source (laser)
    • Supports HDR10+

    Why avoid?

    • Low contrast ratio (2500:1)
    • Low brightness (2000)
    • Small projection size (150 inch)
    • Heavy design (12 kg)
    • Higher price
    • Large width (599 mm)
    • No smartphone app
    • Poor value for money
    • Avg. price: ~£1,670
    • Input lag: 8 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 120 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/60HzLoading…

    The AWOL Vision LTV-2500 is a 4K UHD ultra-short throw projector featuring a triple-laser light source that delivers 2,600 peak...Read more

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    Optoma UHZ55
    ★ Gaming
    9.9/ 10
    Overall
    8.0
    Technical
    8.0
    Users
    7.5
    Value for money
    6.8

    Why buy?

    • High contrast ratio (2500000:1)
    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • High brightness (3000)
    • Large projection size (302 inch)
    • Low input lag (4 ms)
    • High refresh rate (240 Hz)
    • Wide color gamut (83% DCI-P3)
    • Many HDMI ports (3)

    Why avoid?

    • Limited vertical lens shift (10 %)
    • Limited zoom range (1.3)
    • Long throw distance (1.2 m)
    • Limited vertical keystone (30 degrees)
    • Basic focus control (manual)
    • Higher price
    • No Bluetooth support
    • Lower user score
    • Avg. price: ~£1,230
    • Input lag: 4 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 240 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/60HzLoading…

    The Optoma UHZ55 is a 4K UHD laser DLP projector featuring a 3,000 ANSI lumen DuraCore laser light source with a 30,000-hour...Read more

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    Optoma Cinemax D2
    ★ Gaming
    9.9/ 10
    Overall
    7.5
    Technical
    7.5
    Users
    7.5
    Value for money
    5.6

    Why buy?

    • High contrast ratio (1800000:1)
    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • High brightness (3000)
    • Low input lag (4 ms)
    • High refresh rate (240 Hz)
    • Short throw distance (0.47 m)
    • Many HDMI ports (3)
    • Advanced light source (laser)

    Why avoid?

    • Limited vertical keystone (10 degrees)
    • Small projection size (120 inch)
    • Limited horizontal keystone (10 degrees)
    • No Wi-Fi support
    • Higher price
    • Heavy design (8.4 kg)
    • Large width (576 mm)
    • Lower user score
    • Avg. price: ~£1,760
    • Input lag: 4 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 240 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/60HzLoading…

    The Optoma CinemaX D2 is a 4K UHD ultra-short throw laser projector that delivers a massive 100-inch image from just inches away...Read more

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    Epson EpiqVision Ultra LS800
    ★ Gaming
    9.8/ 10
    Overall
    7.7
    Technical
    7.7
    Users
    7.8
    Value for money
    5.7

    Why buy?

    • High brightness (4000)
    • High contrast ratio (2500000:1)
    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • Short throw distance (0.28 m)
    • Low input lag (9.8 ms)
    • Many HDMI ports (3)
    • Advanced light source (laser)
    • High refresh rate (120 Hz)

    Why avoid?

    • Limited vertical keystone (3 degrees)
    • Small projection size (150 inch)
    • Heavy design (12.3 kg)
    • Higher price
    • Basic focus control (manual)
    • Loud operation (32 dB)
    • High power consumption (350 W)
    • Large width (695 mm)
    • Avg. price: ~£3,260
    • Input lag: 9.8 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 120 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/60HzLoading…

    The Epson EpiqVision Ultra LS800 is a high-performance 4K PRO-UHD ultra-short-throw laser projector featuring an industry-leading...Read more

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    AWOL Vision Aetherion Max
    ★ Gaming
    9.8/ 10
    Overall
    8.2
    Technical
    8.1
    Users
    9.0
    Value for money
    6.1

    Why buy?

    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • Wide color gamut (110% BT.2020)
    • Supports Dolby Vision
    • High refresh rate (240 Hz)
    • Low input lag (10 ms)
    • Many HDMI ports (3)
    • Modern HDMI standard (2.1)
    • High HDMI input format (4K/120Hz)

    Why avoid?

    • Long throw distance (2.032 m)
    • Limited horizontal keystone (15 degrees)
    • Small projection size (200 inch)
    • Higher price
    • Heavy design (8.75 kg)
    • Large width (562 mm)
    • Poor value for money
    • No smartphone app
    • Avg. price: ~£3,930
    • Input lag: 10 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 240 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/120HzLoading…

    The AWOL Vision Aetherion Max is a flagship ultra-short-throw 4K projector featuring an RGB triple-laser light engine that...Read more

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    Hisense PX2 Pro
    ★ Gaming
    9.8/ 10
    Overall
    8.2
    Technical
    8.2
    Users
    8.1
    Value for money
    6.0

    Why buy?

    • High contrast ratio (3000000:1)
    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • Wide color gamut (107% BT.2020)
    • Supports Dolby Vision
    • High refresh rate (240 Hz)
    • High brightness (2400)
    • Short throw distance (0.27 m)
    • Low input lag (10 ms)

    Why avoid?

    • Small projection size (130 inch)
    • Limited vertical keystone (30 degrees)
    • Loud operation (32 dB)
    • Higher price
    • Heavy design (9.2 kg)
    • Large width (520 mm)
    • Few audio inputs (0)
    • No 3D support
    • Avg. price: ~£2,370
    • Input lag: 10 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 240 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/60HzLoading…

    The Hisense PX2-Pro is a 4K UHD ultra-short throw projector featuring a TriChroma triple-laser light engine that covers 107% of...Read more

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    Leica Cine Play 1
    ★ Gaming
    9.7/ 10
    Overall
    8.3
    Technical
    8.3
    Users
    ?
    Value for money
    6.1

    Why buy?

    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • High brightness (3000)
    • Wide color gamut (107% BT.2020)
    • Supports Dolby Vision
    • Modern HDMI standard (2.1)
    • Low input lag (12 ms)
    • Advanced focus control (auto-focus)
    • Advanced light source (laser)

    Why avoid?

    • Low contrast ratio (1500:1)
    • Low color depth (8 bit)
    • Long throw distance (1.3 m)
    • Higher price
    • Heavy design (6.7 kg)
    • Few audio inputs (0)
    • Poor value for money
    • Not very popular
    • Avg. price: ~£3,080
    • Input lag: 12 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 120 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/60HzLoading…

    The Leica Cine Play 1 is a premium 4K lifestyle projector featuring a triple RGB laser light engine that delivers up to 3,000...Read more

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    JMGO N3
    ★ Gaming
    9.7/ 10
    Overall
    8.2
    Technical
    8.2
    Users
    8.9
    Value for money
    7.2

    Why buy?

    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • Wide color gamut (110% BT.2020)
    • Supports Dolby Vision
    • High refresh rate (240 Hz)
    • Wide vertical keystone correction (45 degrees)
    • Modern HDMI standard (2.1)
    • Low input lag (12 ms)
    • Advanced focus control (auto-focus)

    Why avoid?

    • Low contrast ratio (1600:1)
    • Low brightness (1800)
    • Limited zoom range (1.3)
    • Few audio inputs (0)
    • Higher price
    • Not very popular
    • Few USB ports (1)
    • Large height (195 mm)
    • Avg. price: ~£1,060
    • Input lag: 12 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 240 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: ?Loading…

    The JMGO N3 is a 4K UHD smart projector powered by a MALC 3.0 triple color laser system that delivers 1,800 ISO lumens and covers...Read more

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    Hisense M2 Pro
    ★ Gaming
    9.7/ 10
    Overall
    7.8
    Technical
    7.6
    Users
    9.2
    Value for money
    7.4

    Why buy?

    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • Wide color gamut (110% BT.2020)
    • Supports Dolby Vision
    • High refresh rate (240 Hz)
    • Wide vertical keystone correction (45 degrees)
    • Modern HDMI standard (2.1)
    • Low input lag (12 ms)
    • Advanced focus control (auto-focus)

    Why avoid?

    • Low contrast ratio (1000:1)
    • Low brightness (1300)
    • Long throw distance (1.4 m)
    • Limited zoom range (1.3)
    • Few HDMI ports (1)
    • Small projection size (200 inch)
    • Few audio inputs (0)
    • No Ethernet port (0)
    • Avg. price: ~£780
    • Input lag: 12 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 240 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: ?Loading…

    The Hisense M2 Pro is a portable 4K UHD smart mini projector featuring a Trichroma triple-laser light source that delivers a wide...Read more

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    ViewSonic LX700 4K
    ★ Gaming
    9.6/ 10
    Overall
    7.7
    Technical
    7.6
    Users
    8.1
    Value for money
    7.0

    Why buy?

    • High contrast ratio (3000000:1)
    • High brightness (3500)
    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • High native resolution (2716x1528)
    • Wide color gamut (100% BT.2020)
    • High refresh rate (240 Hz)
    • Low input lag (4.2 ms)
    • Advanced light source (laser)

    Why avoid?

    • Limited vertical lens shift (15 %)
    • Limited zoom range (1.36)
    • Limited vertical keystone (30 degrees)
    • Basic focus control (manual)
    • No Wi-Fi support
    • No stereo speakers
    • No smart TV features
    • Old Wi-Fi standard (N/A)
    • Avg. price: ~£970
    • Input lag: 4.2 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 240 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/60HzLoading…

    The ViewSonic LX700-4K is a high-performance laser projector featuring true 4K UHD resolution and a 0.65" DMD chip for enhanced...Read more

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    Optoma UHZ35
    ★ Gaming
    9.6/ 10
    Overall
    7.4
    Technical
    7.5
    Users
    6.8
    Value for money
    6.7

    Why buy?

    • High brightness (3500)
    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • High contrast ratio (500000:1)
    • Large projection size (303 inch)
    • High refresh rate (240 Hz)
    • Low input lag (4.4 ms)
    • Advanced light source (laser)
    • High native resolution (1920x1080)

    Why avoid?

    • Narrow color gamut (94% Rec.709)
    • Long throw distance (1.3 m)
    • Loud operation (35 dB)
    • Limited vertical keystone (30 degrees)
    • Basic focus control (manual)
    • Lower user score
    • No Wi-Fi support
    • No stereo speakers
    • Avg. price: ~£1,000
    • Input lag: 4.4 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 240 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/60HzLoading…

    The Optoma UHZ35 is a compact, high-brightness 4K UHD laser projector featuring a 3,500-lumen DuraCore laser light source with a...Read more

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    Optoma GT4000UHD
    ★ Gaming
    9.6/ 10
    Overall
    7.0
    Technical
    7.1
    Users
    6.1
    Value for money
    5.2

    Why buy?

    • High brightness (4000)
    • High contrast ratio (700000:1)
    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • High refresh rate (240 Hz)
    • Low input lag (4.3 ms)
    • Short throw distance (0.28 m)
    • Advanced light source (laser)
    • High native resolution (1920x1080)

    Why avoid?

    • Limited vertical keystone (5 degrees)
    • Limited horizontal keystone (5 degrees)
    • Small projection size (150 inch)
    • Narrow color gamut (100% Rec.709)
    • Low color depth (8 bit)
    • Loud operation (34 dB)
    • Higher price
    • Basic focus control (manual)
    • Avg. price: ~£3,460
    • Input lag: 4.3 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 240 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/60HzLoading…

    The Optoma GT4000UHD is a high-performance 4K UHD ultra-short throw laser projector designed for space-constrained home cinemas...Read more

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    JMGO N1S Ultra
    ★ Gaming
    9.5/ 10
    Overall
    8.3
    Technical
    8.2
    Users
    8.8
    Value for money
    7.1

    Why buy?

    • High output resolution (3840x2160)
    • Wide color gamut (110% BT.2020)
    • High brightness (3000)
    • Wide vertical keystone correction (45 degrees)
    • Modern HDMI standard (2.1)
    • Advanced focus control (auto-focus)
    • Advanced light source (laser)
    • Large projection size (300 inch)

    Why avoid?

    • Low contrast ratio (1600:1)
    • Higher price
    • Few audio inputs (0)
    • No Ethernet port (0)
    • No AirPlay support
    • Few USB ports (1)
    • Large height (203 mm)
    • Thick body (238 mm)
    • Avg. price: ~£1,140
    • Input lag: 17 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 120 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/60HzLoading…

    The JMGO N1S Ultra is a premium 4K UHD portable projector featuring a MALC 2.0 triple-color laser engine that delivers 3,000 ANSI...Read more

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    Optoma ZU607T
    ★ Gaming
    9.5/ 10
    Overall
    7.4
    Technical
    7.4
    Users
    ?
    Value for money
    5.5

    Why buy?

    • High brightness (5200)
    • High contrast ratio (300000:1)
    • High native resolution (1920x1200)
    • High output resolution (1920x1200)
    • Large projection size (302 inch)
    • Wide vertical lens shift (100 %)
    • Advanced light source (laser)
    • Low input lag (15.7 ms)

    Why avoid?

    • Limited horizontal lens shift (10 %)
    • Loud operation (36 dB)
    • Long throw distance (1.3 m)
    • Loud eco mode (33 dB)
    • High power consumption (366 W)
    • Limited vertical keystone (30 degrees)
    • Basic focus control (manual)
    • Higher price
    • Avg. price: ~£2,640
    • Input lag: 15.7 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 120 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/60HzLoading…

    The Optoma ZU607T is a high-brightness professional WUXGA (1920x1200) laser projector featuring 6,500 lumens and a massive...Read more

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    Optoma ZU607tST
    ★ Gaming
    9.5/ 10
    Overall
    7.3
    Technical
    7.3
    Users
    ?
    Value for money
    5.4

    Why buy?

    • High brightness (6000)
    • High contrast ratio (300000:1)
    • High native resolution (1920x1200)
    • High output resolution (1920x1200)
    • Wide vertical lens shift (100 %)
    • Short throw distance (0.38 m)
    • Advanced light source (laser)
    • Large projection size (300 inch)

    Why avoid?

    • Limited horizontal lens shift (4 %)
    • Limited vertical keystone (15 degrees)
    • Limited horizontal keystone (15 degrees)
    • Loud operation (36 dB)
    • Loud eco mode (33 dB)
    • High power consumption (366 W)
    • Higher price
    • Basic focus control (manual)
    • Avg. price: ~£3,080
    • Input lag: 15.7 msLoading…
    • Refresh rate: 120 HzLoading…
    • Max HDMI input format: 4K/60HzLoading…

    The Optoma ZU607TST is a high-brightness WUXGA (1920x1200) short-throw laser projector featuring 6,000 lumens and a 300,000:1...Read more

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