This smart 4K projector is just $2,199.99 right now on Amazon
And it's ultra short throw, so it can sit on your TV stand.
With the Amazon prime day deals heating up, right now you can bag yourself a VAVA 4K UHD laser projector for just $2,200. That may sound like a bunch, but that's a saving of 24% from the RRP, so it may well be worth taking a look at if you're in the market for a fancy projector for your home setup.
This Vava projector, similarly to the Samsung Premiere that recently came out, is an ultra short throw projector, meaning it has a very wide lens so you can place it just above or below your dedicated screen space. That's a feature not a lot of modern alternatives have. It also pumps out 2500 lumens, has ALPD 3.0 tech for great colour accuracy and has a built in Harman Kardon Sound Bar.
If this is a little above your price range, some great alternatives that are great for gaming include the low latency BenQ TH685 that's now $699.00 down from $999.00, the ViewSonic PX706HD that retails for $749.99. Alternatively the ViewSonic M2 smart projector—now at $454.99 or the Optoma HD146X which retails at $549.00 may have what you seek, though they may not be as optimised for gaming.
VAVA 4K UHD Projector | $2,799.99 $2,199.99
This ultra short throw smart projector rivals the top projectors on the market right now, and its a bit of a steal at this price.
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