
Valerion
VisionMaster Pro 2
Great picture, good gaming, but pronounced RBE and no lens shift.

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I have tried Hisense C2T ultra, xgimi horizon 20 pro but settled on Nubula x1. Decent brightness for my use which is daytime with little to no light control. There are two complaints. Google tv interface is little laggu but then I use Google tv streamer so that is not a problem for me. Second thing, projector doesn't turn on unless i either point remote straight at the projector or I am within a meter range. After first start, remote works as normal via Bluetooth. I got it during sale for £1699.
I’ve just changed from an optoma hd42 to a Hisense c2ultra The difference is night and day
You will need to consider audio in the room as projectors don't do audio really well. Many lifestyle laser projectors don't have any optical zoom, which will limit your size/placement options. For example, the Nexigo Trivision Ultra has a fixed 1.27:1 lens. For a 92" diagonal, the lens much be 8.5 feet from the screen. [https://www.projectorcentral.com/NexiGo-TriVision\_Ultra-projection-calculator-pro.htm](https://www.projectorcentral.com/NexiGo-TriVision_Ultra-projection-calculator-pro.htm) The Hisense C2 has a .9-1.5:1 optical zoom lens. This gives you a ton more flexibility in placement so you can get a 92" screen or a 100" screen or even a 110" screen from the back of the room using optical zoom. [https://www.projectorcentral.com/Hisense-C2\_Ultra-projection-calculator-pro.htm#calc](https://www.projectorcentral.com/Hisense-C2_Ultra-projection-calculator-pro.htm#calc) The lens of these projectors needs to be aligned to the top edge of the screen. These models do have HDMI-ARC to backfeed audio to a sound bar or surround sound receiver. But, speakers need to be fully thought out prior to getting too much finished.
I tried the Valerion Plus 2 and found it too dim. I then tried the Hisense C2 Ultra and found it just right for my 120 inch screen.
I’ve been playing Cyberpunk 2077 on a Hisense C2 ultra on a 135” screen mostly at night and it’s pretty fucking amazing. Plus I have a paradigm 5.1 speaker setup with an AVR. It blows my mind every-time I start playing. I also play RL on it and honestly it’s not bad. I don’t really notice the input lag.
You wanna go new tech? Go tri-laser or laser phosphor. Hisense c2 ultra or Valerion vision pro 2 or Epson Laser phosphor LS12000. You won't regret it especially for gaming. Recently I finish Clair Obscur Expedition 33 on my Hisense c2 and was absolutly cinema.
Hisense c2 its magic
Too many units have this corner fuzzy errors on Epson 3800. Thats why was a no no for me and buyed the Hisense c2 that I fell on love since the first time I turn on and watched the Witcher 4 trailer on it.

Valerion
VisionMaster Pro 2
Great picture, good gaming, but pronounced RBE and no lens shift.

Epson
Home Cinema 5050UB (V11H930020)
Best value, flexible lens shift, but dated tech, poor HDR.
Epson
Pro Cinema LS12000 4K PRO-UHD Laser Projector
Great 4K/120Hz gaming, no RBE, but needs calibration.

JVC
DLA-RS1200 / DLA-NZ500
Unmatched black levels for movies, poor for gaming.

BenQ
HT2060
Great 1080p gaming, deep blacks, but low brightness.

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Valerion - VisionMaster Pro 2
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Epson - Pro Cinema LS12000 4K PRO-UHD Laser Projector

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Hisense - Laser TV PX3-PRO

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Anker - NEBULA X1 4K Triple Laser Projector (D2351)

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Anker - NEBULA X1 4K Triple Laser Projector (D2351)

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JMGO - PicoFlix