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Epson is expanding its home cinema projector range with four new 4K laser models: EH-LS5000, EH-LS6000, EH-LS7000 and EH-LS7500. The new range combines 3LCD technology, a laser light source and advanced image processing powered by artificial intelligence. The projectors are designed for a wide range of applications – from movies and TV series to streaming, sports and gaming. Depending on the model, they offer brightness ranging from 2,500 to 3,600 lumens, 4K resolution and the ability to produce images up to 500 inches.
XGIMI has introduced the AURA 3 series, comprising two Ultra Short Throw laser projectors – AURA 3 Max and AURA 3 Pro. Both models offer 4K UHD, RGB Triple Laser and 4K 120 Hz refresh rate, combining a large image with technologies found in modern TVs. The series was presented at IFA 2026 in Berlin and is positioned as a Laser TV solution designed for movies, sports, gaming and everyday entertainment.
Xgimi has unveiled its new RS30 projector series, comprising four models: RS30 Pro, RS30 Pro Max, RS30 Ultra and RS30 Ultra Max. The new generation replaces the RS20 series and is expected to be offered globally as the Xgimi Horizon 30.
Hisense is building an entirely new projector family around the C3 series, which will eventually consist of five models: C3, C3 Pro, C3 Pro Max, C3 Ultra and C3 Ultra Max. The range is designed to cover different performance requirements, starting with the standard C3 and progressing towards a flagship model focused on maximum brightness and performance.
The Hisense PX4 Pro is an Ultra Short Throw (UST) projector designed to replace a large TV in the living room. With a 0.2 throw ratio, it can project an image of up to 200 inches, while the unit itself can be positioned just a few centimetres from the wall.
Large-scale projection is usually associated with huge, heavy projectors whose transportation and installation can be a challenge in themselves. The Epson EB-XQ2030B is designed to change that. This professional 4K laser projector delivers up to 30,000 lumens of brightness and has been developed for large venues, immersive installations, live events and projection mapping.
A large image does not necessarily require a large TV or interactive display. The Epson EB-L270F is a Full HD laser projector designed for schools, universities, conference rooms and other environments where clear visibility from a distance is essential. With 5200 lumens of brightness, it can deliver a clear image even in rooms where ambient lighting cannot be completely reduced. Its 1920 × 1080 pixel resolution provides good readability for text, presentations, charts and video content. The image can also be scaled up to 310 inches, making it possible to create an exceptionally large display area without combining multiple screens.
Optoma has expanded its range of short-throw projectors with four new models: the GT2200HDR, ZH521ST, UHZ36STe and ZK521ST. The devices have been designed for golf simulators, home entertainment and professional AV installations. Their short throw ratios make it possible to produce a large image from a limited distance. This allows the projector to be installed closer to the screen, reducing shadows cast by the user and making better use of the available space.
Leica Cine Compact 1 is a premium 4K smart projector that proves home cinema no longer has to be permanently installed in a single room. Thanks to its compact design and 360° rotation capability, the projector can be placed almost anywhere – in the living room, bedroom, on the terrace, or even pointed at the ceiling. It is the perfect solution for users who value flexibility and outstanding image quality without the need for a complicated installation.
Acer has expanded its projector lineup with the HL6820GTV, a model that combines 4K UHD image quality, built-in Google TV, and advanced gaming features. With 4,000 ANSI lumens of brightness, it is designed for movies, sports, and large-screen gaming alike.