Projector

If you’re serious about home cinema, it might be time to pay attention to Valerion. As the latest name to enter the high-performance projector scene, they’ve launched with two showstopping models that pack pro-grade power into sleek, modern enclosures. Meet the Valerion VisionMaster Pro 2 and VisionMaster Max...

Projectors have long been a favourite for home cinema enthusiasts, but ultra-short throw (UST) models have typically come with a premium price tag. That’s changed with the arrival of the Optoma Photon Go—a compact, affordable projector that brings UST technology within reach for many more people.

On the quest to find the perfect screen to recreate the cinematic experience at home, it comes down to the battle of the giants. What’s best for a home cinema, a projector or a large TV? There isn’t a concrete, objective answer to this question. Your circumstances, available resources, tastes, personal preferences and intended use play a large role.

When you think of the perfect home cinema, you picture enjoying your favourite new and old films on a grand screen in the comfort of your home, feeling every moment just as you would at the pictures. But it’s not just the stunning visuals and interesting cinematography choices made by directors that immerse us in what we’re seeing; it’s also the sound.

With more home releases taking over the film & entertainment world and almost every classic flick from the past at our fingertips, more and more people are looking to create their own home cinema experience to enjoy their favourite features or new releases.

Shopping for a home projector has never been easier! However, if you've never bought a projector for a home before, the sheer amount of choice from leading brands and manufacturers can feel overwhelming if you're unfamiliar with them.