Projectors With Dolby Vision

Dolby Vision on a projector is almost entirely a smart-projector feature: the Chinese-designed lifestyle and laser-TV platforms license it, and the Japanese home-theater brands mostly do not, preferring HDR10+ and their own per-scene tone mapping. Neither approach is wrong, but if your library is Dolby Vision-first, the choice narrows fast.

How this list is ordered: Every projector listing Dolby Vision support, ordered by price. 17 of the catalog’s projectors qualify.

1XGIMI
~$949
XGIMI Horizon S Pro
The Horizon S Max with the light engine turned down and the price cut by a third.
Brightness
1,800lumensISO 21118
Screen at 10 ft
115 in
Light source
Hybrid
2Anker Nebula
~$950
Anker Nebula Cosmos 4K SE
The cheapest 4K Dolby Vision projector with licensed Google TV in this catalog.
Brightness
1,800lumensANSI
Screen at 10 ft
115 in
Light source
Hybrid
3Hisense
~$1,297
Hisense M2 Pro
A compact tri-laser box with a 1.3x optical zoom, aimed at people who want real 4K color in something they can carry between rooms.
Brightness
1,300lumensANSI
Screen at 10 ft
106–138 in
Light source
Tri-laser
4XGIMI
~$1,429
XGIMI Horizon S Max
XGIMI's brightest standard-throw lifestyle projector, on an integrated stand that tilts through a wide arc so it can throw from a coffee table to a high wall.
Brightness
3,100lumensISO 21118
Screen at 10 ft
115 in
Light source
Hybrid
5XGIMI
~$1,699
XGIMI Horizon Ultra
The first consumer projector to combine a laser and an LED source in one engine, and still one of the few lifestyle boxes with a powered optical zoom.
Brightness
2,300lumensISO 21118
Screen at 10 ft
92–115 in
Input lag
18 ms
Light source
Hybrid
6XGIMI
~$2,239
XGIMI Aura 2
XGIMI's laser TV built around its Dual Light 2.0 engine, which mixes a laser and an LED source to widen the gamut without full tri-laser speckle.
Brightness
2,300lumensISO 21118
100-inch screen at
16 in
Light source
Hybrid
7Hisense
~$2,298
Hisense C2 Ultra
A tri-laser lifestyle projector with something almost nothing else in its class has: a real 1.67x optical zoom.
Brightness
3,000lumensANSI
Screen at 10 ft
92–153 in
Light source
Tri-laser
8Formovie
~$2,399
Formovie Theater Premium
A tri-laser UST tuned for a dark room rather than a bright one: 2,200 ISO lumens, Dolby Vision, and a Bowers & Wilkins audio system.
Brightness
2,200lumensISO 21118
100-inch screen at
18 in
Light source
Tri-laser
9Hisense
~$2,499
Hisense PL2
The single-laser step below the PX3-Pro: same 0.22 throw ratio and chassis size, 2,700 ANSI lumens, and Dolby Vision retained.
Brightness
2,700lumensANSI
100-inch screen at
19 in
Light source
Laser-phosphor
10AWOL Vision
~$2,499
AWOL Vision LTV-3000 Pro
The gaming ultra-short-throw: 15 ms at 4K/60 and 8 ms at 1080p/120, which is unheard of in a category where 30 to 50 ms is normal.
Brightness
2,000lumensISO 21118
100-inch screen at
22 in
Input lag
8 ms
Light source
Tri-laser
11Anker Nebula
~$2,749
Anker Nebula X1
Anker's attempt at a flagship: 3,500 ANSI lumens of RGB tri-laser, a 1.67x optical zoom, a motorized gimbal that aims and aligns itself, and detachable wireless satellite speakers.
Brightness
3,500lumensANSI
Screen at 10 ft
92–153 in
Light source
Tri-laser
12Hisense
~$2,998
Hisense PX3-Pro
The tri-laser ultra-short-throw that most people end up comparing everything else to: 3,000 ANSI lumens, 110% of BT.2020, Dolby Vision, Google TV and a 50 W Harman Kardon system with Dolby Atmos.
Brightness
3,000lumensANSI
100-inch screen at
19 in
Input lag
30 ms
Light source
Tri-laser
13NexiGo
~$2,999
NexiGo Aurora Pro
A tri-laser UST with an unusually serious audio system — two 15 W woofers and two 15 W tweeters — and Dolby Vision.
Brightness
2,400lumensANSI
100-inch screen at
20 in
Light source
Tri-laser
14Valerion
~$2,999
Valerion VisionMaster Pro 2
An RGB tri-laser projector that behaves like a home-theater model: motorized lens shift, a 1.67x optical zoom, Dolby Vision, and 15 ms input lag at 4K/60.
Brightness
3,000lumensISO 21118
Screen at 10 ft
92–153 in
Input lag
8 ms
Light source
Tri-laser
15Valerion
~$3,399
Valerion VisionMaster Max
The brightest ISO-rated projector in this catalog at 3,500 ISO lumens, with ±55% motorized vertical lens shift, a 1.67x zoom and a published 5,000:1 native contrast figure — the only tri-laser projector here that publishes native contrast at all..
Brightness
3,500lumensISO 21118
Screen at 10 ft
92–153 in
Input lag
8 ms
Light source
Tri-laser
16Hisense
~$5,331
Hisense L9Q
The brightest projector in this catalog by a wide margin: 5,000 ANSI lumens from an RGB tri-laser at a 0.18 throw ratio, with a 128 W 6.2.2 Dolby Atmos system built into the cabinet.
Brightness
5,000lumensANSI
100-inch screen at
16 in
Light source
Tri-laser
17AWOL Vision
~$5,499
AWOL Vision LTV-3500 Pro
AWOL's brightest laser TV: 3,000 ISO lumens of tri-laser output with Dolby Vision and 3D, aimed at screens up to 150 inches.
Brightness
3,000lumensISO 21118
100-inch screen at
22 in
Input lag
15 ms
Light source
Tri-laser

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