Home cinema projectors
A projector turns any wall into a 100-inch-plus screen. For a living room or bedroom, look at brightness for your lighting, whether it plays your apps directly, and how you'll connect sound.
What to look for
- Brightness: 1,000–2,500 lumens works in a dark room; for a living room with some light, go brighter.
- Resolution: check the native resolution as well as the 'supported' input (many projectors accept 1080p or 4K video but show fewer pixels).
- Smart features: built-in Android apps, Wi-Fi and screen mirroring mean you don't need a separate streaming stick.
- Sound: built-in speakers suit casual use; connect a soundbar or speakers through the 3.5 mm jack or Bluetooth for movies.
Screen size and distance
Use the room-fit calculator on our homepage to see how big a picture you'll get from your sofa-to-wall distance. A plain white or light-grey wall works; a proper screen improves contrast.
Home Cinema projectors
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Frequently asked questions
Can I watch Netflix, YouTube and Prime Video?
Models with a built-in Android system can install apps directly; others can mirror your phone or connect to a streaming stick or set-top box over HDMI.
Will it work in daylight?
Home projectors look best with curtains closed. For a bright room, choose a model with higher brightness and keep direct sunlight off the screen.
Do LED projectors need lamp changes?
No. LED light sources last for many years of normal home use without replacement.