Choose the best home theater projector

The 7 best home theater projectors with built-in streaming apps (February 2026)

In depth guide to the best home theater projectors with built in streaming apps, covering brightness, image quality, room setup, and budget friendly options.

by Caden Rivers

Comparison of the 3 best 4K UHD home theater projectors (February 2026)

HAPPRUN Google TV Projector Review: a budget big screen that’s great in the dark, average in daylight

Overall, the HAPPRUN Google TV projector is a solid option if you want a big screen on a smaller budget and you mostly watch in the dark. The native 1080p image is clear enough, the brightness is fine for nighttime use, and having official Google TV with Netflix, Prime, YouTube and others built in m...

by Quincy Kingley

Our selection of the 5 best home theater projectors with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth (February 2026)

Lisowod L61 Pro (AI Movin 2.0) Review: a compact smart projector that actually feels like a TV replacement

After using the Lisowod L61 Pro for everyday streaming and a few backyard movie nights, my overall take is simple: it’s a pretty solid all‑in‑one projector for casual use. The picture is sharp enough, the brightness is good for evenings and dim rooms, and the auto-focus/keystone actually work well e...

by Elijah Montgomery

Top 5: best home theater projector screens (February 2026)

XHYCPY 20ft Inflatable Projector Screen Review: a big backyard screen that’s simple and no-fuss

After using the XHYCPY 20ft inflatable projector screen for a few backyard sessions, my overall take is that it’s a solid, no-nonsense option if you want a big screen without overthinking it. Setup is straightforward, the blower inflates it in a couple of minutes, and both front and rear projection...

by Caden Rivers

GYUEM 22FT Inflatable Projector Screen Review: a huge backyard screen that’s fun but a bit of a hassle

Overall, the GYUEM 22FT inflatable projector screen is a big, decent-quality backyard screen that does what it says, as long as you understand the trade-offs. It inflates in a couple of minutes, the viewing area is genuinely large, and once it’s dark outside, the image on the white screen looks good...

by Sophia Jenkins

Silver Ticket STR-169120 Review: a big fixed screen that does the job without draining your wallet

Overall, the Silver Ticket STR-169120 120" screen is a solid fixed-frame option if you want a big, clean-looking image without spending crazy money. The aluminum frame is sturdy, the black velvet border helps hide small alignment errors, and the white 1.1 gain material gives a flat, neutral surface...

by Raj Deshmukh

Kayle 120" Motorized Projector Screen Review: a big upgrade from a white wall, with a few quirks

Overall, the Kayle 120" motorized projector screen is a practical upgrade if you’re currently projecting on a wall or using a flimsy manual screen. The image looks good, the 16:9 format fits modern content, and the motor is smooth and reasonably quiet. For movie nights, gaming, or casual sports watc...

by Beatrice Delacroix

Sonos Sub Mini Review: compact sub that finally gives Sonos systems real low-end

After two weeks of use, the Sonos Sub Mini feels like the piece that finally makes a mid-range Sonos setup sound complete. The bass is deep enough to feel it in the sofa, but stays controlled and clean. Movies, games, and music all gain impact without turning into a boomy mess. Setup is simple, True...

by Elijah Montgomery

Klipsch R-120SW Review: a big, punchy sub that does the job for home theater

The Klipsch R-120SW is a straightforward, powerful 12-inch sub that does what most people want in a home theater: more impact, more rumble, and a sense that your system finally has some weight. It’s not packed with extra features, it’s not compact, and it’s not the most precise sub on the planet, bu...

by Sophia Jenkins

Polk Audio T15 Review: budget bookshelf speakers that actually sound like real speakers

After living with the Polk Audio T15s for a bit, my overall feeling is that they’re solid budget speakers that get the basics right. They give you real stereo sound, clear enough dialogue, and decent bass for their size. They stay composed at normal to loud volumes, and they work well both as main s...

by Raj Deshmukh

Bose TV Speaker Review: a compact bar that finally makes dialogue clear

Overall, the Bose TV Speaker is a solid choice if you’re mainly annoyed by muddy TV dialogue and weak built‑in speakers. It’s compact, simple to hook up, and the dialogue mode actually does what it says: voices come through clearer without needing to blast the volume. For everyday TV, sports, stream...

by Marc-Antoine Cabanel

Skar Audio EVL-18 D2 Review: the 18" brute for people who actually like too much bass

After living with the Skar Audio EVL-18 D2 for a while, my opinion is pretty clear: this is a big, serious sub for people who actually want aggressive bass, not a mild upgrade. It delivers strong output, digs low, and feels comfortable at power levels where cheaper subs start to smell or make ugly n...

by Beatrice Delacroix

Polk Monitor XT60 Review: budget tower that feels like a real home theater step-up

The Polk Monitor XT60 is a solid budget tower that does what most people want from an entry-level home theater speaker: it gets loud enough for a small to medium room, keeps dialogue clear, and gives movies more impact than a soundbar or TV speakers. It looks simple, is easy to drive with a normal A...

by Luna Espinoza

Polk Audio RC80i Review: budget-friendly in-ceiling speakers that actually sound legit

The Polk Audio RC80i in-ceiling speakers are a practical, no-nonsense option if you want sound without visible boxes everywhere. They’re easy enough to install for a moderately handy person, the design blends into a typical white ceiling, and the sound is solid for TV, movies with a sub, and everyda...

by Fleur Duval-Lacoste

WiMiUS P62 Pro Review: a bright, no-fuss smart projector for living rooms and casual home theaters

The WiMiUS P62 Pro is a solid choice if you want a straightforward home projector that you can actually live with every day. The big strengths are the auto focus/auto keystone, decent brightness for evening use, and the fact that Netflix/Prime/YouTube are built in and actually work. You don’t spend...

by Raj Deshmukh

Klipsch R-100SW Review: a punchy 10" sub that hits hard for the price

The Klipsch R-100SW is a straightforward, wired 10" subwoofer that does what most people actually need: it adds solid, punchy bass to a small or mid-size room without costing a fortune or taking a whole weekend to set up. The bass is tight enough for music and strong enough for movies, as long as yo...

by Fleur Duval-Lacoste

Klipsch R-12SW Review: big, punchy bass on a reasonable budget

The Klipsch R-12SW is a powerful, no-nonsense subwoofer that does one thing very well: it puts serious low-end into your room without costing a fortune. It’s not small, it’s not fancy, and it definitely needs a bit of setup time, but once you dial it in, you get strong, punchy bass that makes movies...

by Caden Rivers