10 Best Full HD 1080 Projectors
for December 2023

This projector is bright, sharp, and very easy to use. It has great color, and the image, even at 200 inches, is bright and crisp. It also has great sound, even at its low volume. Its Wi-Fi connectivity is fast and stable, and it supports both 2.4G and 5G WiFi, so you can download and stream movies with ease. The remote is well designed and has buttons for different functions. The projector offers many ways to adjust image and sound, including manual and automatic keystone correction, manual and automatic zoom, and manual and automatic focus. The Artlii Energon 2 comes with everything you need, including cables, a remote control, and a power adapter.

The YABER Y30 projector is a surprisingly capable home cinema projector that delivers top-shelf performance at a (relatively) affordable price. The Y30 produces bright, vivid images with rich colors and excellent contrast. Its native 1080P resolution is a big step above 720p, and while 1080p movies still aren't available in most stores, it's easy to find them online. The projector's native contrast ratio of 7000:1 is among the highest we've seen, and it produces natural, lifelike colors. Its 1050 lumens brightness is more than enough for even a medium-sized living room, and thanks to its ISF calibration, it can display any color palette faithfully. The projector's performance also benefits from its powerful optical engine, which handles 2D and 3D content effortlessly. The projector's menu interface is easy to navigate, and the projector's remote control is responsive and accurate, so navigating through the projector's settings and menus are a breeze. The projector's audio is also excellent, with crisp, clear sound that fills a medium-sized room with sound. The Y30's most impressive feature is its 4D keystone correction, which automatically corrects the image for uneven walls and gaps, so the projected image is always centered and aligned. The projector's zoom function also makes it easy to adjust the image to any size, and unlike projectors with fixed projection distances, the Y30's X/Y Zoom function lets you increase or decrease the image size without changing the projection distance. The Y30's light sensor feature also automatically adjusts the projector brightness based on room brightness, so you won't be blinded by the projector's brightness. The Y30's 6-month warranty and lifetime professional support are top-notch, too. The Y30's biggest drawback is its unimpressive 3-hour battery life, but that's a common issue among home projectors, and most projectors will last 6-8 hours on a charge. The Y30's cord is a 1.5 meter long, so it's long enough for most rooms, but it's long enough that you could extend the cord by using an extension cord. The Y30-AC power plug adapter(sold separately).

The LG PF50KA 100-inch projector is geared toward home theater enthusiasts, and it's packed with features designed to satisfy those users. The projector is easy to set up (it's smaller and lighter than most 4K projectors), and its wide lens range allows you to project images up to 100 inches. The projector also features a built-in battery, which allows it to project for up to 2.5 hours. It's also equipped with a speaker, so you can watch HDMI- or DVI-connected movies, TV shows, or content streamed from online video services. The projector has a USB input, so you can display photos and video stored on a USB drive, and you can connect the projector to a speaker system. The projector also supports Bluetooth audio. The projector is dark enough to watch in a dark room, but it's no match for a 4K projector. The projected image is also more washed out than some competitors, and the projector's speakers aren't great. However, the LG PF50KA's price is reasonable compared with similarly sized 4K projectors, and its many features make it a good value.

The YABER V6 9500L projector is one of the best options on the market for an affordable (and still pretty good) 4K projector. It has a lot of the same features as other projectors in its price range, including 4K compatibility, a 720p native resolution, a 4-point keystone correction, and a 4K resolution upgrade, and it also has the same 4K video quality upgrade as the A6, so you can easily upgrade it if you ever do decide to upgrade. It also supports 1080p resolution, and it comes with both HDMI and 3.5mm ports. However, the A6 has a better sound system, and the V6 has a lower quality 4K resolution than the A6. The V6 also lacks a USB port, web browsing capability, and a built-in speaker, so it's a little limited in terms of functionality. It also has fewer brightness and resolution options than the A6: the V6 has a 9500L projector, whereas the A6 has a 10500L model. The V6 is cheaper, though, and it's a little easier to set up than the A6. The V6 also has a built-in speaker and a Bluetooth 5.0 function, so you can use it to pair with a Bluetooth speaker like the JBL Link 20 or JBL Link 10. The V6 has a few limitations, including a lower-quality 4K resolution than the A6, no USB port, no built-in speaker, and a less versatile 4K resolution upgrade. But overall, it's one of the best 4K projectors you can buy right now, and it's one of the easiest to set up.

The Native 1080P projector support 4K Full HD, WiMiUS S1 top bright projector support 60HZ fresh rate, home & outdoor video projector with 4d keystone & 10W speaker for iOS, Android, TV Stick (ZP206) is manufactured by WIMUUS and was added around November 2017. The best price for the Native 1080P Projector Support 4K Full HD, WiMiUS S1 in Canada is C$ 149.00 from Wayfair.

This projector is an impressive $500 value, especially considering its bright 9000 lumens, 4K video support, and 50% off list price. The Y31 also has the best image quality of any projector we've tested, with sharp, colorful images. And the projector has a surprisingly long lamp life, thanks to its updated cooling system, which should keep the lamp running for as much as 100000 hours. The Y31's biggest downside is its somewhat short throw distance, which limits how far you can project an image, but this won't be an issue for most home users. The projector also lacks Laser+ IR remote support, which we found missing in our Editors' Choice, the Optoma GT1080. But for its combination of bright image, great connectivity, and impressive value, the Y31 is an easy decision as our top choice.

The HOPVISION Native 1080P Projector is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a powerful and portable home theater projector. It produces crystal-clear images and has a bright screen. The HOPVISION projector has a wide projection range, so you can easily adjust the image angle, and the included wall-mount makes it easier to set up. The projector has built-in speakers, so you can watch a movie or listen to music without having to connect any extra speakers to your TV or other devices. The projector has very good sound, and you can watch football or baseball games without listening to any annoying background noises. The projection range is a little less than our picks, which limits the projector's versatility, but for most users, the HOPVISION projector's bright screen, bright images, and powerful audio will be well worth the trade-off.

The DBPOWER Q6 1080P WiFi Projector is one of our favorite projectors for outdoor movie-watching. It's easy to set up and use, and it offers good picture quality. The WiFi connection is fast and reliable, and the projector is powerful enough to show 1080p HD content. The projector comes with a carrying bag, which makes it easy to transport the projector to an outdoor movie-watching party. The projector is surprisingly lightweight, too, so it's easy to transport. The projector produces bright, colorful images, with a sharp contrast and decent color saturation. The projector's audio output is mediocre, but it's adequate for casual movie-watching in the dark. The projector doesn't offer a built-in speaker, but you can use speakers you already own, or connect external speakers to the projector's audio output. The projector's image quality isn't great for watching sports or playing games, so it's best suited for watching movies. The projector's built-in battery is good for 4 hours, but you'll spend more time recharging the battery than using it. The projector is recommended for outdoor movie-watching parties, but I wouldn't recommend taking it camping or to an outdoor movie-watching party on the beach. The projector's image does become washed out at bright outdoor settings, and at higher brightness settings, the projector produces too much noise.

The XOPPOX home theater projector is a terrific choice for anyone who wants a solid, easy-to-use solution for bringing movies, TV shows, and video games to life in a small room. With a bright 4,000-lumen native resolution, the XOPPOX can display images with impressive clarity and color reproduction. The projector also features a generous 200-inch viewing area, which makes it easy to share images and videos with several people. The projector's 1080p resolution and high native brightness are also useful in displaying HD content. The projector's 2.8-pound weight and small footprint help it stay out of the way, and creating a theater-like experience is easy. The projector's built-in speakers are 4 watts, which aren't powerful enough to fill a room, but they do provide good sound quality for movies and music. The projector's Keystone Correction feature lets you easily adjust the projector's image so that the edges of the image appear straight. The projector's zoom function is convenient, but it's limited to a 15%-100% reduction range. The XOPPOX has other limitations as well, including limited connectivity options (it has two HDMI inputs, one USB input, one AV input, and no audio-out), and it only supports up to 1080p resolution and native refresh rates of 60 Hz. The XOPPOX is also limited to 30 watts of audio output, which is low for an active-powered speaker.

The YABER Y21 is a large, high-end 1080p projector, and it certainly delivers. It produces bright, vivid, and colorful images, and its contrast is extremely high. The Y21's native resolution is 1920x1080, but the image can be scaled up to 1920x1200. The projector's 5-layer glass lenses collect all the light from the LEDs, which is then projected onto the screen using DLP technology. That DLP technology is proven to stand the test of time, and it can produce extremely sharp images, brilliant colors, and vibrant colors. Because of its large size, the Y21 is optimized for home theaters, although it can also be used in midsize rooms. The projector's audio I was less impressed with, however. It is equipped with 3W stereo speakers, but the sound it produces is tinny and severely lacking in bass. The Y21's remote control is responsive and simple to use, and the projector has a variety of input options, including HDMI, VGA, USB, and an audio cable. Overall, the Y21 is an excellent projector, but it unfortunately suffers from the same audio issues that plague many other projectors in its class.