Our picks at a glance
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Comparison table
| Feature | Hisense PX3-Pro 4K Laser ProjectorBest overall | Epson EpiqVision Ultra LS800 Laser ProjectorBest for bright rooms |
|---|---|---|
| Verdict | Buy | Buy |
| Best for | Ultra-short-throw cinema | Bright living rooms |
| Key feature | Sits inches from the wall | Very bright ultra-short-throw |
| Typical price | $2,700–$3,300 | $3,000–$3,600 |
| Where to buy | Check price Paid link | Check price Paid link |
8.7/10 research score
Hisense PX3-Pro 4K Laser Projector
Vivid colour and Dolby Vision for movie nights.
- Buy it if
- You want a 100–150 inch picture without mounting a projector on the ceiling.
- Skip it if
- Your room is very bright with no light control.
Pros
- Huge picture from a short distance
- Vivid triple-laser colour
- Dolby Vision
Cons
- Needs an ALR screen for best results
- Fan noise in bright mode
8.5/10 research score
Epson EpiqVision Ultra LS800 Laser Projector
Very bright for daytime sport.
- Buy it if
- You want a big projected picture that stays bright in a living room.
- Skip it if
- You want deep blacks for dark-room films.
Pros
- Very bright
- Fast setup
- Good built-in speakers
Cons
- Blacks are only average
- No Dolby Vision
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Who this guide is for
Ultra-short-throw laser projectors that sit near the wall and throw a giant 4K picture. Every pick costs over $1,000, so we focus on what justifies the price, and who should skip it and save.
How we chose
We compared manufacturer specifications, documentation, warranty terms and typical US prices, then gave each product a clear Buy, Consider or Skip verdict for the people it suits.
What to look for
- Ultra-short-throw projectors need an ALR screen for the best contrast.
- Brightness matters if you cannot darken the room.
- Check HDR and gaming input lag if you game.
- Add a soundbar for real cinema sound.
Buying in Canada vs the US
Most of these products are sold on both Amazon.com and Amazon.ca, but Canadian prices, warranties and model numbers can differ. Always check the current listing in your country before you buy.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a special screen?
An ambient-light-rejecting (ALR) screen designed for ultra-short-throw projectors makes a big difference in contrast.
Projector or big TV?
Projectors win on size per dollar above 100 inches. TVs win on brightness and black levels.
Can I buy these in Canada?
Most are sold on both Amazon.com and Amazon.ca. Prices are listed in CAD in Canada and models or bundles can differ, so check the current listing.