Why go for a projector? If you want the biggest screen size without breaking the bank, then it's practically your only option. 98-inch and upward screen sizes are becoming more frequent on TVs, but they still cost more than most 4K projectors, which are capable of creating an image up to 120 inches or more.
They're the best way to recreate the feeling of an actual cinema too, providing you go for a traditional long throw home cinema style unit. This brings us to the different styles of projector, as on this list you'll find portable, ultra-short throw, short throw and long throw units. Each style has its own use case, for example, a portable projector can turn your garden into a cinema, while an ultra-short throw makes for an interesting TV alternative.
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But before you dive right into the savings, here are a few things to bear in mind. Remember to check out the dimensions and how versatile any potential projector is with positioning before you buy. You don't want to take delivery of a new toy only to discover it's not suitable for your room. To help you, we've also written our own guide on how to set up your projector and get the best picture.
Pricier models will handle 4K content, giving you an incredibly lifelike picture uncovering greater detail, better contrast and more accurate colours. Make sure it has the relevant inputs that support your sources e.g HDMI for a games console or 4K Blu-ray player. Some projectors even include wi-fi and built-in video streaming for the ultimate convenience.
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