Valerion VisionMaster 4K Projector | Hollywood Standards In Your Home 

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Wow! This brings a new dimension to "home theatre." This thing is impressive. Thanks for sharing, Steve

Can't wait to get my hands on this real soon 🔥

GREAT review Steve! If I ever do build a Home Theater, think this is the projector I'll get. Love that it has "inky" black's and 4K DV support. Is it meant to be portable (with that case)? Great review as always!

This projector looks amazing and you can’t be the price.

Exellent review my man! Loved the video, subbed.

Good collection of footage, thanks for sharing.

I'm interested in the AI 4K upscaling. How convincing is it? It looks good on the video. There are so many good titles that unfortunately currently only has DVD. When projected on a 120" screem 480p just looks awful. All current 4K upscale just makes the video more pixelated. So wondsr how did the AI rendering do? Does it make it look like at least 1080p?

If the max is worth owning I will use it for my home theater projector

Hey Steve, are you going to review the Panasonic W95A? Hope so. Love your reviews

Sounds good

Hello sir iam your Indian subscriber

The daylight screen looks pretty washed out. I am surprised. Is it fresnel?

Hey Steve. you mentioned that you created a 100' image from a projected distance of 14 feet. My calculation for that distance creates a160" 16:9 image for a 1.2.1 fixed. I hope you are correct because that is the exact distance I am working with and I have a 106" screen. Are the capabilities of projector lens to create a certain diagonal size standard over a given range. I hope that makes some sense.

How do you go about when connecting a console to hdmi 3 for the 4K/120hz output and connect a soundbar at the same time?

Better to use white screens with laser projectors as light rejecting screens get laser speckles

Great video, compliments and thank you very much for that. I'm also interested in the Visionmaster Max. Perhaps you can help me with 2 questions: I'm planning a cinema room. The room is 4.75 (15,6 feet)meters long. However, there is a sloping roof at the back. I can either place the projector directly under the sloping roof, then it would be about 4 (13 feet) meters away from the screen (measured from the lens). Or I can place it on the ceiling (if that's possible), then it would only be about 3 (9,8 feet) meters away from the screen. Here's my question: how big can the image be at a maximum distance of 4 meters? And how big at a distance of 3 meters? The room is 3.65 (12 feet)meters wide, so I'd like 120-135 inches. Is that possible? And would you use a gray screen for a dedicated cinema room, or a gray one? I thought that in a dark room a white screen always produces the best image. Did you actually place your speakers behind the screen or to the side? Thank you in advance.

How loud is the fan at max power? Ty

Throw ratio is 1.2:1. So 14 feet is too far for 100 inches. Maybe digital Zoom confused you. Also projectors don’t have viewing angles only ALR screens do. Better do your homework next time, why confuse viewers.

9:47 Using an ALR with this projector is a NO NO. The Laser Speckle was really noticeable when you were showing gaming. I could clearly see it on my TV.

120hz 4k is not possible with the DLP chip it is using. It drops every other frame, no? Android 14 is the latest, not android 12

4k is only up to 60 Hz

Hdr mode is terrible dark. Better Sdr mode.

The gaming didn’t look too convincing

Doesn’t look all that great to be honest 🤷‍♂️

Please review Sony Bravia 7 55 inch gaming and futures please love your video..?