Definitely the JVC NZ8. Native 4K. Native 120hz input/output.
[https://www.jvc.com/usa/projectors/procision/dla-nz8/](https://www.jvc.com/usa/projectors/procision/dla-nz8/)
If that's not in budget, then the Valerion models do a really good job with low latency. Many of the BenQ models do a good job as well. From the TK710 to their X3100i or X500i models.
😂. When I first read the post I was gonna reply about the JVC NZ800 I just installed in my dad’s movie room. But then I saw someone’s comment about a sheet 😬
You definitely want to consider the SXRD-based projectors from SONY and the DILA-based projectors from JVC. Having come from a long history of owning SONY projectors, I can say the the JVCs have a much better black level and contrast as well as very good tone-mapping – key to getting the best out of HDR sources with a projector. A JVC NZ8 or RS3200 would be what I am currently using and would recommend in that price range.
I have an NZ800 and it is great for all the reasons you state and it also has pretty good tone mapping – critical for viewing 4K HDR material on a projector.
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