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Point it at walls, ceilings and even the floor if you have high shelving, and you won't have a problem angling the Class 2 laser away from vulnerable eyes.

Crucially, both picture and sound are excellent, provided you’re realistic about the 400 ISO lumens brightness levels; there isn’t enough for use during daylight hours. You’ll find some of our favourite portable projectors within our roundup, and the priorities with these models include a small and compact form factor (petite enough to pop in a backpack or at least in the back of the car), low weight, and built-in batteries or the ability to run on a portable charger for power.An advantage to the best 4K projectors we've selected below is that, unlike one of the best 85-inch TVs, they don't take up much room. Projectors need the perfect setting to get the most out of them, and that often means closing the curtains and watching in near-complete darkness. For both types of star projectors, we discuss the portability and positioning choices, whether they are rechargeable, and whether there is any additional functionality such as an in-built Bluetooth speaker or an alarm clock.

All you need to do is log in with your account details and you can use the app just as you would on a TV. Prior to the XW5000ES, Sony’s entry-level SXRD 4K projectors – such as last year’s VW290ES(VW325ES in the US) – have relied on lamp rather than laser technology. What’s more, the auto-focus and auto-keystone correction features mean you don’t need to spend hours tinkering to get a high-quality image; a real plus with a projector that might not be set-up permanently.

Yaber’s newest 1080p projector outdoes the cheaper V7 Pro both on image quality and ease-of-use, thanks to a new single-chip LCD optical system and a sealed, dust-proof assembly.

For minimal home decor, you may consider USTs as a replacement for a traditional flatscreen TV – they’re just as versatile. We like how this has a functioning Netflix app, unlike some rivals, and how it has an eye guard feature to dim it if anybody moves in front of the lens. And if you’re planning to use the TK700STi for movies and streaming, you won’t be disappointed: the picture is bright, and color and clarity is admirable, though you’re probably going to want to use a better sound source.as real users, posing a threat to a site’s security, so the site sometimes runs random security checks. We’ve selected some top mobile models below and in our dedicated roundup for the best portable projectors. That said, it will do movie night proud too, thanks to a sharp 1080p HDR display that offers deep blacks and popping colours.

They can beam blockbusters at a far larger size than your TV while being just as clear and detailed (and causing less eye strain). This is a complete all-in-one bundle with Android TV built-in, quick autofocus and keystone correction, and a handle on top so you can move it from the living room to the bedroom with ease. There's premium ‘CinePro’, mid-range ‘CinePrime’ and entry level ‘CineHome’ home cinema models, as well as more general purpose (usually brighter and more affordable) home entertainment models, laser TV models, and dedicated gaming projectors. Contrast is key here to ensure that black depth is the best it can be, although no projector will be able to live up to an OLED TV in this regard.Its immaculate picture doesn’t struggle to overcome bright lighting conditions, but when we turn out all the ambient light, it steps up to simply blow us away. It’s effectively an ultra-short throw projector that can output a 90in or 130in image from just a few inches away from the screen, combined with a built-in Android TV 11 streamer and a 30W Dolby Atmos soundbar. However, some can cope with brighter environments and even work in the garden if you’re throwing an outdoor watch party. It provides powerful color and white light output, strong contrast, and no artifacts we could detect during our testing. BenQ’s decision to focus with the W1800 on what we guess could be considered good old-fashioned home cinema values has paid off handsomely.