Why? I also have 3500 pro. Curious why you want to get this. Which looks better? To be honest I am not happy with 3500 pro. The hdr is shit. I ended up disabling hdr using my Roku.
@jkl89966 rokus are crap when it comes to HDR and I already said why am I getting the valerion and this company is owned by awol and HDR looks amazing on my firestick 4k max second generation
@@mr.johnwick8565 From an Engineering standpoint, how this Projector is made there is Nothing about it that will cause a person to see a rainbow 🌈. Projectors that use a color wheel will cause a Rainbow 🌈 effect that some people can see. Although even Projectors with a color wheel 99% of people will Not be able to see the rainbow 🌈 effect. I have 3 Projectors currently that use a color wheel and I have never seen the rainbow 🌈 effect. No one who has watched these Projectors with me has said: "Have you noticed that your Projectors have a rainbow 🌈 effect?" My friends are Videophiles and if they were able to see the rainbow 🌈 effect they would have mentioned it to me. Professionals that know how to see it, they will say so in their Projector Reviews: "There is a visible rainbow 🌈 effect in some scenes but it is only noticeable to me when I am looking for it. When I am just watching the video without looking for the rainbow 🌈 effect I don't see it." *If you are someone who is hyper sensitive to the Rainbow 🌈 effect than you should Not buy any Projector that uses a color wheel. Because the color wheel causes the rainbow effect." That is what Professional Reviewers say. I have heard them on video say this type of thing countless times. The people you are talking about are going to see the rainbow 🌈 effect when they are just looking out their window. They will see it daily. They have Vision that is different.
@@MrSummerknight So??? You can buy an ALR Screen. You can DIY a Premium ALR Screen for $200.00. You don't have to spend $4,000.00 or more on them like most people in the comments think. It is NOT remotely Necessary to buy the one. He has one that costs thousands of dollars. Spending Thousands of dollars 💵 💰 on a Projector Screen doesn't make it better than if you just made one yourself. On TH-cam there are Dozens of DIY Videos on how to do it. It is actually easier to do it yourself than to put together the kit you are sent for the Expensive ALR Screens. I know because I have done both. For $200.00 you can make your own. The ALR Screen Material can be bought directly from several manufacturers at low cost. It is the exact same Material used in the Very Expensive ALR Screens you have to put together yourself. I would Not waste Money 🤑💰 on the Expensive ALR Screens for Sale. They are Not worth the Money. The very Fancy UST Furniture piece Projector Screen he has is a Luxury item. UST Projector Screens are the most Expensive Screens by a wide margin.
@@MrSummerknight ALR so for best results the projector needs to project from a lower angle for best quality? Or could you also place it at the same level as the projector screen?
@@OctavioZox it is a fixed lens. Three out of the four models have a fixed lens so you can only place it at one height. Only The Valerion Max will have vertical lens shift.
Can you do a video on the JMGO n1s ultimate? I had it .. pic was great but the blacks were really grey. Was wondering if u knew which portable has the best blacks. I understand companies cannot make the blacks good as TVs .. but I’m just tryna by one time
@@mavfan1yes I have been to the site and placed a deposit. Seems the only difference is Dynamic IRIS. I am wondering if this function is worth the wait till May 2025
@@TysonChenys The wait? All 4 Projector Models will ship in December. That is what I read when I put my own deposit down. You saw something different?
@@TysonChenys I read through the website again and saw where it says May for the Top Model. I also looked at what the IRIS improvement is and it is a Very Significant Feature. The IRIS will open All the way up on the Brightest screens allowing for the Image Contrast and colors to be more Colorful and Vibrant than their other models. By being able to adjust the Iris the image Quality is not just a little Better it is a Night and Day Difference. I watched a Demonstration of a Projector with it and without it and it is like the Difference Between a Low Budget TV and an OLED TV. This Feature will give you the Closest picture you can get to an OLED TV. The Black Levels will be Ink Black and it does this without making the whole screen Dark. You will get the Black Levels you need plus Vivid Colors. Dark scenes will be sharp and you will clearly see Everything on the screen in Vivid details. I will wait until May for the Top Projector. You should really look into this.
Is the contrast of the Valerion better than on the Hisense px3 or Awol ltv-3500? Have you measured the 15000:1 contrast? Or do you simply believe the manufacturer's claim?
There has been at least two reviews where both reviewers measured slightly over on lumens and slightly over on native and dynamic contrast so the claims are real.
I’m just curious to why some of most projectors don’t do 4k 120fps? I know that’s a lot to ask for but I’m just curious to why that is? Reason why I ask is because the consoles and pcs can push higher then 4k 60fps. Eventually they will surpass that someday so I want buy once cry once projector that will last years to come and keep up with modern gaming.
This projector does 4K 144 Hz for PC but unfortunately no 120 Hz. Although they do claim to have some sort of mode that mimics 120 Hz, and it is very effective. Honestly, though the difference isn’t really that noticeable from my personal experience.
The reason is the 0.47“ DMD. It has been around for a few years and is no longer up to date. New DMDs from TI are expected to be released soon, but that will probably take some time. The 0.47" DMD is technically only capable of 4K 60 Hz, while the CPU in the Valerion can theoretically run at up to 4K 144Hz.
This might upset some people but I bought the Aurzen Boom 3 projector for £275.00 with 3 years Warranty so cheap and you get a lot of spec for your money. It performs really well . 1080p with HDR10 is very good and Dolby audio with Bluetooth connected to my Yamaha soundbar gives impressive sound. For the specification and price it holds it own. There's now an explosion of projectors hitting the market . They'll target Sony ,JVC, etc .
I am thinking of taking this on vacation when I am out for 2 or 3 months. But... can anyone suggest what's a good portable screen option? It would suck if I have to buy a screen when I am out of the country as I would have trouble getting it back home later which would suck.
I just paid the $50.00 deposit. I have 2 questions though. 1. What's the price for em and where can I get the 120" or 180" 2. Can I pay half of the monie for the projector now, and the other half when it arrives? If so how and where can I do this?
Seems like a good deal ($1,900) for a decent quality long throw projector. The caveat being the price of the floor rising screen (120" or 180") not being a great price deal at all. At the retail price of $3,500 it would get slaughtered by much higher picture quality long throw projectors from the likes of Epson, Samsung and Ben Q. Let's all keep in mind that a 98" Mini LED (TCL or Hisense) would wipe the floor in Video quality over this particular projector. It is the size of the screen in the immersiveness that it can deliver that would be the key factor in the buying decision. That being the case, the projector & screen price price total would have to be less than $4k to be competitive against large screen Mini LED tv.
You don't have to Buy an ALR Screen which actually degrades the Picture Quality in truth. ALR Screens are Expensive and very Fragile too. The Best Picture Quality you can get is with a White Projector Screen in a Light Controlled room. FYI this is also true for TVS. You Don't go to the Movie Theater to Watch a Movie with the lights on. There is No Need to spend more than $200.00 for a Top Quality Movie Screen to use with this Projector. You are Completely Wrong about Hisense and TCL TVs blowing this Projector away. The TCL Q6 98 TV right Now costs $3,000.00 and it is NOT A Premium TV. TCL'S Premium TV'S start with the QM 7. The 98 inch QM7 right Now costs $5000.00 and the 98 inch QM8 it costs $7,000.00. This is a Premium High end Projector. I own Several Top of the line 4K Projectors from LG, Epson, Optoma, and ViewSonic and this Projector Brand is from AWOL which is also a Premium High end Projector Manufacturer. They have won a lot of prestigious Awards. I doubt you have ever owned a Projector from this comment of yours. You should watch this Video again. The Value of this Projector being 50% off right Now is Insane for a 2025 Projector. Yes it is NOT available to Buy until 2025.
I don't agree that BenQ Epson and Samsung will slaughter this valerion at that price. I have been waiting years to upgrade my long throw 5040ub for under $4k, and this is the first that looks to be up to the task.
@@ryudoadema You are just Running your mouth!!!! You would have to spend $7000.00 dollars 💵 even more on a Better BenQ or Epson Projector. This Projector is a Triple Lazer Projector with cutting edge Technology those Companies do Not have. AWOL the Manufacturer of this Projector has been beating the Pants off of Epson and BenQ for years with more affordable High End Projectors. AWOL has been beating them head to head in Awards from CES, and many Professional Magazines that test and Rate Projectors. Sure you can buy a Better Epson and BenQ Projector but you will pay a lot more for them. This Projector is 50% off a Brand New first Sale MSRP $4000.00 Projector for $2000.00 you can Not buy a Better Projector or TV for this Price. Like I said You would have to spend $7000.00 even more to Buy a Better BenQ or Epson Projector. BenQ / Epson Projectors they don't have the cutting edge Technology this Projector has.
@@ryudoadema I didn't say anything argumentive. I just explained my position clearly. I didn't attack you in the comments as many people do. I felt your understanding of my original comment was not good so I explained myself at length to clear up any possible confusion. It we agree than my last comment should not be considered argumentive. People who agree with each other are having a conversation they are not arguing. I put my deposit down so I can order the Top one of the 4 available. It will not ship until May 2025 which just means I will be getting their most up to the minute Technology when it ships out.
Not True. This Projector is much Brighter than 1000 Nits. **** Note **** This is Sustained Brightness Not Peak Brightness. You will see TV Manufacturers Bragging about 3,000 even 5,000 Nits Peak Brightness but the overall Screen Brightness is maintained at around 800 Nits. RTINGS is one Website that will verify this fact there are several more that have this documented. The Manufacturers Marketing Department always push Peak Brightness which is a Very Deceptive Rating because the TV'S actual Brightness level is much Less. 4 times even Less often even lower. Seeing this Video it is Obvious that this Projector is as Bright as Top End Premium TV'S. This is ISO Lumens anyway which is 25% Brighter than the Standard Lumen measurement.
@@kensingtonwick You are Delusional!!! This Projector has 3,000 ISO Lumens which is Significantly Brighter than ANSI Lumens which is easily 1,400 hundred Nits. You can get even Higher Nits with an ALR Screen. This Projector is listed for a 300 inch Screen and at that size you might lose 400 Nits but you Really don't want 1400 Nits shining back at you from a 300 inch Screen. This is an Extremely Bright Projector. 400 Nits is Not a Bright Projector. You are spewing Ignorance. This Video completely Refutes what you are saying.
Thank You for another Great Video. This is a Proven High Quality Manufacturer too. I Personally think as far as Projectors go the Best Picture Quality you can buy is: Long Range Projectors. You will sacrifice Picture Quality with Ultra Short Throw Projectors. There is a lot of Extra Engineering put into the Ultra Short Throw Projectors which makes them so Expensive. Because the Throw distance is so short the Picture Quality suffers compared to the Top end Long Throw Projectors. I just put my $50.00 Deposit down because of this Video. Before I put my Deposit Down I Discovered additional information: The Shipping is Free. This Projector, actually there are 4 different Models to choose from, will ship in December. December works out Perfect for me. The 4 Models with the Top Model 1st are: Max $1999.00 Regular MSRP Price is $3999.00 a Huge 50% Savings. Pro2 $1899 MSRP $3499.00 PLUS2 $1299.00 MSRP $2499.00 PLUS $999.00 MSRP $1999.00
Actually USTs have been beating long throw projectors (which have been fairly stagnant as of late) for a few years at their respective price ranges. This Valerion imo is one of the first to break the mold.
@@ryudoadema I am Sorry I don't understand what you are saying. My comment was Not Saying that UST Projectors are Necessarily Bad. What I was saying is that with a UST Projector this Technology has a Lower Image Quality compared to a Top of the Line Premium Long Throw Projector. I personally feel that a UST Projector is too Expensive for what you get. I am Not saying that they have Bad Picture Quality. In Fact the Very Expensive ones they have Excellent Picture Quality. For the Top Very Best there is UST Projectors you will be able to Buy a Better Long Throw Projector for Less Money. UST Technology just costs more than the Technology required for a Long Throw Projector. I have Nothing against UST Projectors. I just don't think they are worth the Money that they cost.
@@JesusSavesSinners Hey there. No problem! I guess I am just saying I disagree. I feel like what you are saying is true maybe 5 years ago. However in recent years with the likes of the Awols and Nexigo now not to mention Hisense PX3-Pro which are all USTs, they have been advancing moreso than long-throws and have now surpassed them in their price categories. These past couple years there have been much better UST choices that I would have loved to get is UST could work for me. All I wanted was something like the Nexigo Aurora Pro or Awol 3000 in a standard/long throw. The Nexigo is a UST DLP with 3k-4k native contrast which is pretty much unheard of in standard throw projectors at the $2000-$4000 price level- until now with the Valerion which is $1000-$2000! (kickstarter only of course) I just hope it can truly deliver :)
@@ryudoadema AWOL is the Manufacturer of this Projector. The website says so and he said this in his video. I don't want to go in circles with you. Believe whatever you want to. The same Manufacturers that make the UST Projectors also make the Long Throw Projectors. Long Throw Projectors have been around for over 100 years. The Technology has a lot of decades lead over the UST Projectors so you will always get more for your Money with them than you do with UST Projectors. Plus there is a Huge disadvantage in the Picture Quality by having the Projector so close to the Screen. There are Numerous Videos that explain this Fact and everything I have said on TH-cam that you can watch.
@@JesusSavesSinnerssorry mate, but the other guy is right… it’s true that comparing quality in both technologies, long throw should have an advantage… but this simply didn’t happen in the past few years, for the most part because UST and laser tv were the most desired from the market and especially because in UST it’s easier to engineer a closed light path with something like a fixed IRIS, able to dramatically raise the contrast ratio… you simply couldn’t have bought, in the last 2-3 years, a LT DLP better then the Formovie Theatre, as an example… Now this, by Valerion, is, to be fair, the third attempt to relaunch long throw, after the successfully launch from Hisense-Vidda and JMGO RGB laser projectors… and it seems a very good attempt, for now, very promising…
What type of outdoor screen are you using? looks amazing
Very nice projector for the price. I like that view angle is good off center.
Could you please add a video of what daytime in the shade looks like?
Where did you get the 180 inch outdoor screen?
I have awol 3500 pro can you please compare with that. And can this use an just alr screen?
Pretty impressive they are offering 1080p at 240hz with 5ms. That's impressive for a projector
🎯👍💯
I have the awol vision 3500 pro and I plan on buying this as well for my living room space
3500 pro WHAT?
Why? I also have 3500 pro. Curious why you want to get this. Which looks better? To be honest I am not happy with 3500 pro. The hdr is shit. I ended up disabling hdr using my Roku.
How is the AWOL and which screen did you get?
@jkl89966 rokus are crap when it comes to HDR and I already said why am I getting the valerion and this company is owned by awol and HDR looks amazing on my firestick 4k max second generation
@@cordcuttercam what device is good for hdr? I just wanted to know if this will have a better image than awol3500 pro
Wow amazing thank you... Do you see any kind of Rbe (Rainbow Effect)? Lovely greetings from Switzerland
This Projector doesn't have a color wheel it is a 3 Lazer Projector so there will be No rainbow 🌈 effect.
@@JesusSavesSinners Great thank you.... But some people still see this effect..
@@mr.johnwick8565
From an Engineering standpoint, how this Projector is made there is Nothing about it that will cause a person to see a rainbow 🌈.
Projectors that use a color wheel will cause a Rainbow 🌈 effect that some people can see. Although even Projectors with a color wheel 99% of people will Not be able to see the rainbow 🌈 effect.
I have 3 Projectors currently that use a color wheel and I have never seen the rainbow 🌈 effect. No one who has watched these Projectors with me has said: "Have you noticed that your Projectors have a rainbow 🌈 effect?" My friends are Videophiles and if they were able to see the rainbow 🌈 effect they would have mentioned it to me.
Professionals that know how to see it, they will say so in their Projector Reviews: "There is a visible rainbow 🌈 effect in some scenes but it is only noticeable to me when I am looking for it. When I am just watching the video without looking for the rainbow 🌈 effect I don't see it."
*If you are someone who is hyper sensitive to the Rainbow 🌈 effect than you should Not buy any Projector that uses a color wheel. Because the color wheel causes the rainbow effect."
That is what Professional Reviewers say. I have heard them on video say this type of thing countless times.
The people you are talking about are going to see the rainbow 🌈 effect when they are just looking out their window. They will see it daily. They have Vision that is different.
I’m getting this !!!!
Oh it's a lifestyle projector 💯
are the black levels really as good as in the video? it looks impressive
It is impressive, but don't forget it is also projected onto an ALR screen
@@MrSummerknight
So??? You can buy an ALR Screen. You can DIY a Premium ALR Screen for $200.00.
You don't have to spend $4,000.00 or more on them like most people in the comments think. It is NOT remotely Necessary to buy the one. He has one that costs thousands of dollars. Spending Thousands of dollars 💵 💰 on a Projector Screen doesn't make it better than if you just made one yourself. On TH-cam there are Dozens of DIY Videos on how to do it.
It is actually easier to do it yourself than to put together the kit you are sent for the Expensive ALR Screens. I know because I have done both.
For $200.00 you can make your own. The ALR Screen Material can be bought directly from several manufacturers at low cost. It is the exact same Material used in the Very Expensive ALR Screens you have to put together yourself.
I would Not waste Money 🤑💰 on the Expensive ALR Screens for Sale. They are Not worth the Money.
The very Fancy UST Furniture piece Projector Screen he has is a Luxury item. UST Projector Screens are the most Expensive Screens by a wide margin.
@@MrSummerknight I also do have one. I just find it extremely dark for a DLP, the subjectice contrast should feel super high in that case then
@@MrSummerknight ALR so for best results the projector needs to project from a lower angle for best quality? Or could you also place it at the same level as the projector screen?
@@OctavioZox it is a fixed lens. Three out of the four models have a fixed lens so you can only place it at one height. Only The Valerion Max will have vertical lens shift.
amazing!!
What about Rainbow Effects on this DLP projector and the Fan Noise how are both of these?
Who told you that this is a DLP Projector? This is a 3 Lazer Projector without a color wheel so there is No chance of having a rainbow 🌈 effect.
Can you do a video on the JMGO n1s ultimate? I had it .. pic was great but the blacks were really grey. Was wondering if u knew which portable has the best blacks. I understand companies cannot make the blacks good as TVs .. but I’m just tryna by one time
Worthy!
What’s the difference between pro2 and max? I am wondering if I should go for the max version
if you go to their website they break it out.
@@mavfan1yes I have been to the site and placed a deposit. Seems the only difference is Dynamic IRIS. I am wondering if this function is worth the wait till May 2025
@@TysonChenys The wait? All 4 Projector Models will ship in December. That is what I read when I put my own deposit down. You saw something different?
@@JesusSavesSinners no sir the max model will only be ship on May 2025. The other 3 models will be ship Dec 2024.
@@TysonChenys I read through the website again and saw where it says May for the Top Model.
I also looked at what the IRIS improvement is and it is a Very Significant Feature. The IRIS will open All the way up on the Brightest screens allowing for the Image Contrast and colors to be more Colorful and Vibrant than their other models.
By being able to adjust the Iris the image Quality is not just a little Better it is a Night and Day Difference. I watched a Demonstration of a Projector with it and without it and it is like the Difference Between a Low Budget TV and an OLED TV.
This Feature will give you the Closest picture you can get to an OLED TV. The Black Levels will be Ink Black and it does this without making the whole screen Dark. You will get the Black Levels you need plus Vivid Colors. Dark scenes will be sharp and you will clearly see Everything on the screen in Vivid details.
I will wait until May for the Top Projector. You should really look into this.
Is the contrast of the Valerion better than on the Hisense px3 or Awol ltv-3500? Have you measured the 15000:1 contrast? Or do you simply believe the manufacturer's claim?
There has been at least two reviews where both reviewers measured slightly over on lumens and slightly over on native and dynamic contrast so the claims are real.
I’m just curious to why some of most projectors don’t do 4k 120fps? I know that’s a lot to ask for but I’m just curious to why that is? Reason why I ask is because the consoles and pcs can push higher then 4k 60fps. Eventually they will surpass that someday so I want buy once cry once projector that will last years to come and keep up with modern gaming.
This projector does 4K 144 Hz for PC but unfortunately no 120 Hz. Although they do claim to have some sort of mode that mimics 120 Hz, and it is very effective. Honestly, though the difference isn’t really that noticeable from my personal experience.
The reason is the 0.47“ DMD.
It has been around for a few years and is no longer up to date.
New DMDs from TI are expected to be released soon, but that will probably take some time.
The 0.47" DMD is technically only capable of 4K 60 Hz, while the CPU in the Valerion can theoretically run at up to 4K 144Hz.
This might upset some people but I bought the Aurzen Boom 3 projector for £275.00 with 3 years Warranty so cheap and you get a lot of spec for your money. It performs really well . 1080p with HDR10 is very good and Dolby audio with Bluetooth connected to my Yamaha soundbar gives impressive sound. For the specification and price it holds it own. There's now an explosion of projectors hitting the market . They'll target Sony ,JVC, etc .
Hi ,what to use on the wall for Display.?
Can this thing do other screen aspect ratios like 21:9 or 2:35:1?
I am thinking of taking this on vacation when I am out for 2 or 3 months. But... can anyone suggest what's a good portable screen option? It would suck if I have to buy a screen when I am out of the country as I would have trouble getting it back home later which would suck.
Better than the Awol ?.
@@scottstaten1836 Awol is the sister company , valerion is for short throw projectors
AWOL is the Manufacturer of this Projector.
What is price in India pls
Hi! What alt screen do you use?
I paid for a deposit. But I didn't get any email receipt or anything. Is that expected?
When in Europe?????
Good that it offers 3D display where you need a 3D capable 3D DVD player & 3D Glasses that you can get from AWOL I think.
Usually DLP-link glasses are standard… you’ll be not forced to buy the AWOL ones…
I just paid the $50.00 deposit. I have 2 questions though. 1. What's the price for em and where can I get the 120" or 180"
2. Can I pay half of the monie for the projector now, and the other half when it arrives? If so how and where can I do this?
Tge prices for all the models are on the official website. When ordering open, they will let u know and then u can select the model u want
You pay full price when kickstater goes live! Depending on wich one you get shipping will be dec 24 and for the next its may
Compare to Hisense vidda c2 ultra
What size screen can you get from a throw distance of around 9 feet?
100 inch
Hi dimensions please? It's not on the website, thanks!!
the price is 3,599.00 , that is pricey item, price as of 10-5-2024
That why you take advantage of Kickstarter price
Seems like a good deal ($1,900) for a decent quality long throw projector. The caveat being the price of the floor rising screen (120" or 180") not being a great price deal at all. At the retail price of $3,500 it would get slaughtered by much higher picture quality long throw projectors from the likes of Epson, Samsung and Ben Q. Let's all keep in mind that a 98" Mini LED (TCL or Hisense) would wipe the floor in Video quality over this particular projector. It is the size of the screen in the immersiveness that it can deliver that would be the key factor in the buying decision. That being the case, the projector & screen price price total would have to be less than $4k to be competitive against large screen Mini LED tv.
You don't have to Buy an ALR Screen which actually degrades the Picture Quality in truth. ALR Screens are Expensive and very Fragile too.
The Best Picture Quality you can get is with a White Projector Screen in a Light Controlled room. FYI this is also true for TVS.
You Don't go to the Movie Theater to Watch a Movie with the lights on.
There is No Need to spend more than $200.00 for a Top Quality Movie Screen to use with this Projector.
You are Completely Wrong about Hisense and TCL TVs blowing this Projector away. The TCL Q6 98 TV right Now costs $3,000.00 and it is NOT A Premium TV. TCL'S Premium TV'S start with the QM 7. The 98 inch QM7 right Now costs $5000.00 and the 98 inch QM8 it costs $7,000.00.
This is a Premium High end Projector.
I own Several Top of the line 4K Projectors from LG, Epson, Optoma, and ViewSonic and this Projector Brand is from AWOL which is also a Premium High end Projector Manufacturer. They have won a lot of prestigious Awards.
I doubt you have ever owned a Projector from this comment of yours. You should watch this Video again.
The Value of this Projector being 50% off right Now is Insane for a 2025 Projector.
Yes it is NOT available to Buy until 2025.
I don't agree that BenQ Epson and Samsung will slaughter this valerion at that price. I have been waiting years to upgrade my long throw 5040ub for under $4k, and this is the first that looks to be up to the task.
@@ryudoadema
You are just Running your mouth!!!! You would have to spend $7000.00 dollars 💵 even more on a Better BenQ or Epson Projector.
This Projector is a Triple Lazer Projector with cutting edge Technology those Companies do Not have.
AWOL the Manufacturer of this Projector has been beating the Pants off of Epson and BenQ for years with more affordable High End Projectors.
AWOL has been beating them head to head in Awards from CES, and many Professional Magazines that test and Rate Projectors.
Sure you can buy a Better Epson and BenQ Projector but you will pay a lot more for them.
This Projector is 50% off a Brand New first Sale MSRP $4000.00 Projector for $2000.00 you can Not buy a Better Projector or TV for this Price.
Like I said You would have to spend $7000.00 even more to Buy a Better BenQ or Epson Projector.
BenQ / Epson Projectors they don't have the cutting edge Technology this Projector has.
@@JesusSavesSinners I agree with you. Not sure why your getting argumentative lol
@@ryudoadema
I didn't say anything argumentive. I just explained my position clearly. I didn't attack you in the comments as many people do. I felt your understanding of my original comment was not good so I explained myself at length to clear up any possible confusion. It we agree than my last comment should not be considered argumentive. People who agree with each other are having a conversation they are not arguing.
I put my deposit down so I can order the Top one of the 4 available. It will not ship until May 2025 which just means I will be getting their most up to the minute Technology when it ships out.
This thing looks LED ….WOW we’re getting closer and closer
It is much better than LED it is a 3 Lazer Projector.
Sigh. No Jen…no watchy 👻
minimum should be 280 inches,
that's what we'll call a true cinema experience.
3000 lumens is roughly 875 nits
Not True. This Projector is much Brighter than 1000 Nits.
**** Note **** This is Sustained Brightness Not Peak Brightness.
You will see TV Manufacturers Bragging about 3,000 even 5,000 Nits Peak Brightness but the overall Screen Brightness is maintained at around 800 Nits. RTINGS is one Website that will verify this fact there are several more that have this documented.
The Manufacturers Marketing Department always push Peak Brightness which is a Very Deceptive Rating because the TV'S actual Brightness level is much Less. 4 times even Less often even lower.
Seeing this Video it is Obvious that this Projector is as Bright as Top End Premium TV'S.
This is ISO Lumens anyway which is 25% Brighter than the Standard Lumen measurement.
Depending on your screen size and gain, you are looking between 100 nits and 300 nits.
@@kensingtonwick
You are Delusional!!! This Projector has 3,000 ISO Lumens which is Significantly Brighter than ANSI Lumens which is easily 1,400 hundred Nits. You can get even Higher Nits with an ALR Screen.
This Projector is listed for a 300 inch Screen and at that size you might lose 400 Nits but you Really don't want 1400 Nits shining back at you from a 300 inch Screen. This is an Extremely Bright Projector. 400 Nits is Not a Bright Projector.
You are spewing Ignorance.
This Video completely Refutes what you are saying.
@@JesusSavesSinners I thought it is ansi lumen
@@jkl89966
No it ISO Lumens which is at least 25% Brighter than ANSI Lumens.
I don’t think it would be worthy to get this over the Hisense c2 ultra.
You obviously didn't even look at the website. This blows away the Hisense C2 and it is less expensive.
WOW, Honestly! But maybe 200.00, not 2,000?
2,000 is cheap.
200? Are you out of your mind this is good price for 2000
What is that gimbal
Thank You for another Great Video. This is a Proven High Quality Manufacturer too.
I Personally think as far as Projectors go the Best Picture Quality you can buy is: Long Range Projectors. You will sacrifice Picture Quality with Ultra Short Throw Projectors. There is a lot of Extra Engineering put into the Ultra Short Throw Projectors which makes them so Expensive. Because the Throw distance is so short the Picture Quality suffers compared to the Top end Long Throw Projectors.
I just put my $50.00 Deposit down because of this Video.
Before I put my Deposit Down I Discovered additional information:
The Shipping is Free.
This Projector, actually there are 4 different Models to choose from, will ship in December.
December works out Perfect for me.
The 4 Models with the Top Model 1st are: Max $1999.00 Regular MSRP Price is $3999.00 a Huge 50% Savings.
Pro2 $1899 MSRP $3499.00
PLUS2 $1299.00 MSRP $2499.00
PLUS $999.00 MSRP $1999.00
Actually USTs have been beating long throw projectors (which have been fairly stagnant as of late) for a few years at their respective price ranges. This Valerion imo is one of the first to break the mold.
@@ryudoadema
I am Sorry I don't understand what you are saying.
My comment was Not Saying that UST Projectors are Necessarily Bad. What I was saying is that with a UST Projector this Technology has a Lower Image Quality compared to a Top of the Line Premium Long Throw Projector.
I personally feel that a UST Projector is too Expensive for what you get. I am Not saying that they have Bad Picture Quality. In Fact the Very Expensive ones they have Excellent Picture Quality.
For the Top Very Best there is UST Projectors you will be able to Buy a Better Long Throw Projector for Less Money.
UST Technology just costs more than the Technology required for a Long Throw Projector.
I have Nothing against UST Projectors. I just don't think they are worth the Money that they cost.
@@JesusSavesSinners Hey there. No problem! I guess I am just saying I disagree. I feel like what you are saying is true maybe 5 years ago. However in recent years with the likes of the Awols and Nexigo now not to mention Hisense PX3-Pro which are all USTs, they have been advancing moreso than long-throws and have now surpassed them in their price categories. These past couple years there have been much better UST choices that I would have loved to get is UST could work for me. All I wanted was something like the Nexigo Aurora Pro or Awol 3000 in a standard/long throw. The Nexigo is a UST DLP with 3k-4k native contrast which is pretty much unheard of in standard throw projectors at the $2000-$4000 price level- until now with the Valerion which is $1000-$2000! (kickstarter only of course)
I just hope it can truly deliver :)
@@ryudoadema AWOL is the Manufacturer of this Projector. The website says so and he said this in his video.
I don't want to go in circles with you. Believe whatever you want to.
The same Manufacturers that make the UST Projectors also make the Long Throw Projectors. Long Throw Projectors have been around for over 100 years. The Technology has a lot of decades lead over the UST Projectors so you will always get more for your Money with them than you do with UST Projectors. Plus there is a Huge disadvantage in the Picture Quality by having the Projector so close to the Screen. There are Numerous Videos that explain this Fact and everything I have said on TH-cam that you can watch.
@@JesusSavesSinnerssorry mate, but the other guy is right… it’s true that comparing quality in both technologies, long throw should have an advantage… but this simply didn’t happen in the past few years, for the most part because UST and laser tv were the most desired from the market and especially because in UST it’s easier to engineer a closed light path with something like a fixed IRIS, able to dramatically raise the contrast ratio… you simply couldn’t have bought, in the last 2-3 years, a LT DLP better then the Formovie Theatre, as an example… Now this, by Valerion, is, to be fair, the third attempt to relaunch long throw, after the successfully launch from Hisense-Vidda and JMGO RGB laser projectors… and it seems a very good attempt, for now, very promising…