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24/03/2026

ViewSonic PS502W Review: a bright short-throw workhorse for classrooms, offices and golf sims

The ViewSonic PS502W is a practical short‑throw projector that shines in classrooms, meeting rooms, churches, and garage golf simulators. Its 4,000 ANSI lumens make a real difference in bright spaces, and the 0.52 throw ratio lets you get a 100" image from around 1.1 m away. That combination is the...

BenQ W2710i Review: a 4K living-room projector that’s great for movies but not perfect

★★★★★ ★★★★★

The BenQ W2710i is a very capable 4K home cinema projector that does the important things well: sharp 4K image, decent HDR once tuned, good colours out of the box, and a built-in Android TV dongle that covers Netflix and the usual streaming apps. In a dark room at around 100–120 inches, it delivers...

NothingProjector NP One Review: a compact Google TV projector that’s good, but not magic

★★★★★ ★★★★★

The NothingProjector NP One is a practical, no-nonsense projector for people who mainly watch content in the evening and want something easy to set up. The combination of 1080p resolution, built-in Google TV, WiFi, Bluetooth, and auto focus/keystone makes it very straightforward to live with. You pl...

by Beatrice Delacroix

ALINORE V16 Smart Projector Review: a cheap Android beamer that’s decent if you know its limits

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24/03/2026

ALINORE V16 Smart Projector Review: a cheap Android beamer that’s decent if you know its limits

★★★★★ ★★★★★

Overall, the ALINORE V16 is a decent budget smart projector that does what most people want: throw a big 1080p image on the wall, connect easily to WiFi/Bluetooth, and play streaming apps without extra boxes. The autofocus and auto keystone make setup quick, and the 360° stand is surprisingly useful...

by Marc-Antoine Cabanel

Aurzen Eazze D1 Review: a cheap Netflix-ready projector that actually feels usable

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09/02/2026

Aurzen Eazze D1 Review: a cheap Netflix-ready projector that actually feels usable

★★★★★ ★★★★★

The Aurzen Eazze D1 is a solid choice if you want a cheap way to get a big picture at home without diving into complicated setups. It handles the basics well: 1080p looks sharp enough, colours are decent, the built-in speakers are actually usable, and the auto focus/keystone make setup quick. Having...

by Quincy Kingley