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‘Absolutely brilliant, providing 4K projection with solid edge-to-edge clarity’ — I was wowed by this Valerion 4K projector’s bold, contrasty picture but less premium-priced projectors are nipping at its heels

The Valerion VisionMaster Max is a high-end projector providing exceptional visual quality. But its high price opens it up to competition.

‘Absolutely brilliant, providing 4K projection with solid edge-to-edge clarity’ — I was wowed by this Valerion 4K projector’s bold, contrasty picture but less premium-priced projectors are nipping at its heels

The Valerion VisionMaster Max is a high-end projector that impresses with its flexible optics and ability to deliver a stunning 4K picture with deep black levels. This makes it stand out in the market of compact projectors, rivaling the Sony Bravia Projector 7 in terms of black levels. The projector features an RGB laser light source for vibrant and colorful visuals, and it comes with Google TV as a streaming platform.

It also supports a range of connections, including USB-A, HDMI 2.1, 3.5mm audio out, S/PDIF, and Ethernet. The projector's design is sleek and elegant, with a glossy front and metallic ribs. It offers various optical adjustments, including automatic and manual options, and has a compact size of 10 inches. Despite its high price of $4,999 / £4,349 / AU$5,999, the projector comes with additional accessories like a projector screen, a wireless sound system, and an external lens, adding value to the purchase.

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