![]() ![]() You may well consider permanently replacing your TV with this compact piece of kit. Price when reviewed: £787 | Buy from Amazon Handy stuff to know – Display type: DLP Resolution: 1080p Contrast Ratio: 25000:1 Brightness: 3,000 lumens Weight: 2.66k The best projector for small spaces: LG MiniBeam PF1000U And with its 3,000-lumen maximum brightness, it performs well even in a bright living room. It’s also an ultra-short throw projector which means that from a distance of just over a meter you can project a 100-inch image. Handy stuff to know – Display type: DLP Resolution: 1080p Contrast Ratio: 22000:1 Brightness: 3,200 lumens Weight: 2.4kgĭesigned with gamers in mind, the Optoma has a specific game mode that keeps the input lag to a minimum and provides a more responsive gaming display than most TVs in the same price range. So what’s the catch? Well, the fan is a little noisy and the set up can be tricky with limited optical zoom, but for the price, this is a solid buy. It’s really bright too (3,200 lumens) which means you can use it without having to completely black out your room (although you’ll get an even better image if you do). Price when reviewed: £399 | Buy from Amazonįor the money, this sub-£500 unit offers amazingly good image quality with a sharp 1080p resolution. Handy stuff to know – Display type: DLP Resolution: 1080p Contrast Ratio: 15000:1 Brightness: 2,000 lumens Weight: 3.6kg The best projector under £500: ViewSonic PJD7720HD It’s easy to set up with a 1.3x zoom and vertical lens shift and the short throw feature means you can project a mighty 100-inch image from 2.5 metres so it’s a top pick for a smallish space. ![]() ![]() It also runs quietly with a soft whooshing rather than an annoying buzz and the sound quality from the 20W stereo speakers is surprisingly good for the price. For sharp cinematic images, realistic colours and a crisp 1080p resolution, the BenQ really delivers. ![]()
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