Valerion

VisionMaster Plus 2

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Sentiment score67% positive
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Last updated: Jun 16, 2026

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Reddit IconBalvenie_Doublewood
7 months ago

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.

Reddit IconEmersonBrady
10 months ago

Definitely get a projector for 100 inch. That Hisense is a piece of crap with a ridiculously high power consumption. Also it’s not understandable why someone would recommend a TV with direct lighting when someone asked about a projector with indirect lighting. It’s always less eye fatigue. I’d recommend a discounted Valerion Pro 1 or plus 2 and set them up for gaming as described by The Hook Up on YouTube. At 3 meters you are perfectly fine going 110 or 120 without moving your head. In the end it doesn’t matter what screen size you’ll prefer. If you’d like to have a projector, get a projector.

Reddit IconOwn-Champion-4017
7 months ago

I have the Visionmaster plus 2. Not familiar with the others in person but that my Valerion has been absolutely superb - I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone. I have seen other similar priced projectors and none were as bright or vibrant as the one I bought

7 months ago

I have the Visionmaster plus 2. Not familiar with the others in person but that my Valerion has been absolutely superb - I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone. I have seen other similar priced projectors and none were as bright or vibrant as the one I bought

Reddit IconShadowsTagiru
7 months ago

Because obviously is a shitty lamp projector. For movies theres nothing better than a triple lcd laser projector (like JVC NZ8) or a pure rgb triple laser projector (like hisense, valerion)

Reddit IconArmbrust11
12 months ago

Valerion Plus is decent, or a used LG CineBeam. The problem is partly that bulb 💡 projectors are essentially at the end of the road. Laser projectors have a longer life and cheaper maintenance but cost more upfront. Cheap projectors use LCDs which lower brightness. To make a cheap projector fancier they have to keep adding gimmicks until the price bracket includes laser. Also keep in mind inflation means your $1k from 10 years ago would be ~$1400 now

Reddit IconBioBlueDemon
6 months ago

I got the $999 Valerion Plus, and it has absolutely exceeded my expectations! Perfectly bright and looks fantastic to me!

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