While going to the theatre is a fun outing, nothing beats the convenience and comfort of just staying home. Luckily, you can bring the movie-watching experience right to your house with some high-resolution projectors that promise to showcase your favourite flicks in great detail. We have curated a few choices for 4K projectors available on Amazon based on their specification and features below.
Mi MIJIA Real 4K Laser Projection TV Home Theater 150 Inch
Ultra Short Throw Projectors utilise a very wide-angle lens to project images on a screen while being close to it, thereby eliminating shadows and the need for a ceiling mount. The Mi MIJIA Real 4k Laser Projector has a projection ratio of 0.233: 1, letting it project a massive 150-inch screen from a very short distance at a brightness of up to 5000 lumens. Apart from having an attractive and understated design that is sure to add some class to your home theatre, the projector also features some great hardware on the inside. Texas Instruments Customised digital light processing (DLP) technology promised to make the image quality lifelike and detail-rich. A contrast ratio of 3000:1 aims to make movies pop more on your screen while inbuilt Android 8.1 makes navigating the smart interface incredibly familiar and easy. For those looking for a UST projector that looks good and performs better, the Mi MIJIA Real 4k Laser projector is a great option.
BenQ TK800 4K UHD HDR Home Theater Projector
The BenQ TK800 delivers a very high-resolution display – 8.3 million individual pixels projectable up to a 200-inch screen, which should make watching movies a visual delight. Using single DMD DLD technology, the projector can provide over 92% coverage of the Rec.709 colour space, which makes each object you see on-screen more realistic. The light source can produce up to 3000 lumens and is rated to last for 4000 hours, which means that the projector is going to be usable for an extended period without worry about dimming. There is also a dedicated sports mode that aims to retain specific colours like skin tones and grass. At the same time, the Cinema Master Audio+2 technology makes it a more engaging experience akin to you being there at the stadium. If colour accuracy and pixel clarity are paramount to you, the BenQ TK800 makes for a very compelling choice.
Viewsonic PX727-4K Projector
The Viewsonic PX727 4k Projector promises to bring the complete movie watching experience home with great projection quality and built-in audio support. A 10W speaker baked right into the projector chassis takes care of audio duties without you having to fiddle with external speakers, making it a convenient all-in-one solution. With an optical zoom factor of 1.2x, the projector can project up to a humongous 300 inches from 38 feet away, all while maintaining 3840 x 2160 (4K) resolution. The DLP light source is rated at 2,200 lumens and has a lifespan of about 4000 hours. The chassis is relatively compact at 13.1 x 5.3 x 10.3 inches and weighs 4.2 kg, making it reasonably portable. For those who value the convenience a built-in speaker as well as the need for a large screen, the Viewsonic PX727 is worth a look.
PLAY™ 7500 lumens Ultra HD 4k Projector
Usually, 4K projectors are expensive. However, the Play Ultra HD 4k Projector brings high-resolution movie watching at a relatively low price point. The minimal but good looking chassis houses an incredibly bright light source that’s rated at a whopping 7500 lumens which is more than enough to watch movies even with the presence of ambient light. It is also slim and light enough to be easily portable, which makes the projector an ideal travelling companion. The projector can project on the wall or the ceiling which lets you enjoy your movies in whichever position that’s more comfortable for you – who wouldn’t love to see a film when lying comfortably on their bed? If you are on the lookout for a high-quality projector that doesn’t break the bank, the Play Ultra HD 4k Projector should be on your list.
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