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The JMGO IRIS Ultra, a 4K projector supporting 120Hz refresh rates and triple-laser light technology with built-in Google TV, is now available for pre-order on Amazon at $2,199, a $200 reduction from its regular price.
WIRED tested Valerion's flagship VisionMaster Max 4K projector, which followed a Kickstarter campaign that raised over $8 million in 2024, the platform's most-funded campaign that year. The $3,999 device features Google TV, auto-keystone, autofocus, optical zoom, vertical lens shift and a mechanical iris, and the reviewer found picture quality strong though sound only adequate.
Amazon is selling the Valerion StreamMaster Plus 2, a triple-laser 4K projector with built-in Google TV, for $1,199, an $800 cut from its list price. The sale price matches the projector's previous all-time low.
XGIMI has opened US reservations for its Aura 3 Max and Pro ultra-short-throw projectors, which launch on Kickstarter October 20. The Max starts at $2,399 and the Pro at $2,199, though a refundable $50 deposit lowers those to $2,199 and $1,999 respectively; full retail prices will be $4,999 and $3,999. Both run Google TV, support 4K at 120Hz, and ship starting in December.
Amazon is selling JMGO's N1S Ultimate Triple Laser 4K Projector for $1,299, down from its $2,799 list price, a 54% cut and the lowest price the device has reached. The projector features a triple-laser DLP system rated around 3,300 ISO lumens, a built-in gimbal stand, roughly 110% BT.2020 color coverage, up to 300-inch projection, built-in Google TV, autofocus/auto-keystone tools, and 20W speakers.
Epson has broadened its home theater projector lineup with three new 4K laser models—the $2,000 LS5000, $2,200 LS6000, and short-throw LS7500—rather than replacing its 2022 flagship LS11000. The LS11000 stays in the range but now retails for $4,500, up from its previous $4,000 price. All the new models share features like Bluetooth headphone support and manual lens shift, though only the LS11000 offers motorized lens shift.
Amazon is selling the Hisense M2 Pro, a portable 4K triple-laser projector, for $1,049.99, a $250 markdown from its regular price. The deal matches the lowest price the device has hit since Prime Day.
Amazon is selling the XGIMI Horizon 20 Pro 4K projector for $1,618.98, a 19% cut from its $1,999 list price and a $381 savings. The projector uses an RGB triple-laser engine with about 4,100 ISO lumens, optical zoom, and lens shift, and supports Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, HLG, and IMAX Enhanced. It also includes a low-latency gaming mode with up to 240Hz at 1080p, Google TV, Netflix, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, and HDMI 2.1 with eARC.