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Screen sizes of thebest TVsget bigger every year. If you think I’m exaggerating, it’s now possible to buy anOLED TVas large as 97 inches, though a screen that size will run you up to $30,000. Price is a big reason I’m a fan of projectors, which can deliver a 120-inch or larger image at a much lower cost.
While TVs get the most attention during the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales season, you can also find big discounts on some of the best4Kprojectors, and some of those carry over into the holiday sales. With the right projector, you can upgrade your TV viewing setup to a serious home theater, so such deals are well worth seeking out. Below are the best projector deals I’ve found during my scans of retailer sites in the US.
You might also want to check out our guides to the bestChristmas salesin the US for even more great holiday andChristmas gift ideas.
Best holiday projector deals – quick links
Samsung The Freestyle 2nd Gen projector:was$799.99now$599.99 at SamsungSamsung’s portable projector is one of the most innovative we’ve seen, and it’s now selling for its near lowest-ever price direct from Samsung. Portables are great for outdoor movie nights, but can also be set up anywhere you want to get a big 100-inch HD-res image. The Freestyle leads our list of thebest portable projectors, so this is a deal we can enthusiastically recommend.
XGIMI Horizon Pro 4K laser DLP projector:was $1,699now$1,099 at AmazonXGIMI is no stranger to holiday sales events, and it’s now selling its Horizon Pro 4K projector for $1.099. That’s quite a deal for a 4K projector with auto keystone and screen alignment tech, a built-in Harman Kardon audio system, and Android TV for streaming. This projector’s sale price is the lowest it has ever been let go for, making it a solid deal.
LG HU810PW 4K Laser DLP Projector:was $2,999.99 now$1,996.99 at AmazonThis deal on LG’s 4K laser projector knocks more than $1,000 off its $2,999 list price. That’s a great discount for a 4K projector with a specified 2,700 ANSI lumens brightness and frame-by-frame dynamic tone mapping for HDR. The HU810PW also features the same webOS smart platform found in LG’s OLED TVs, which makes it easy to stream from video apps straight to the projector. Grab this deal before it’s gone!
Hisense PX2-PRO 4K ultra short throw projector:was$2,999.99 now$2,499.99 at Best BuyThis Best Buy deal on Hisense’s new PX2-Pro projector reduces its cost by $500. That’s a great deal for a new ultra short throw projector and one that we praised for its bright, color-rich image, flexible setup options, and appealing design in ourHisense PX2-PRO review. It’s rare for a new 4K projector to get a price reduction this steep shortly after release, so this is one deal not to be missed.
Epson EpiqVision Ultra LS800 ultra short throw projector:was $3.499 now$2,799 at B&HThis B&H deal saves you $700 on one of the best and brightest ultra short throw projectors available. In ourEpson LS800 review, we remarked on its exceptionally bright, high contrast picture and low fan noise, both of which make it a perfect option for daytime viewing. This is the lowest price we’ve seen the LS800 selling for, so if you’re looking for a projector that’s great for viewing both movies and sports, don’t miss this deal.
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Al Griffin has been writing about and reviewing A/V tech since the days LaserDiscs roamed the earth, and was previously the editor of Sound & Vision magazine.
When not reviewing the latest and greatest gear or watching movies at home, he can usually be found out and about on a bike.
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