Gaming Projectors
Upgrade your gaming with home cinema projectors designed for occasional use or e-sports. Enjoy larger screens starting at 70 inches with 4K UHD resolution output on games consoles and PC graphics cards. Our projectors have quick panel response times, dedicated video processors, high resolution, and multiple connectivity inputs for the best gaming experience.
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- 3300
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Ideal for gaming and streaming use featuring fast refresh rates and built-in Google TV. Short throw lens produces large images from short distance to screen.- Home Cinema
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- 3200
- Laser
Zero delay in your gaming with ultra-fast low input lag times. Specialised HDR game modes, allowing you to customise your gaming experience.- Home Cinema
- Home Cinema
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- 2500
- LED
1.3x optical zoom, vertical lens shift, auto screen fit and 8 point corner fit provides simple and precise image set up.- Home Cinema
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- 2000
- Laser
Experience the ultimate home cinema with the Sony VPL-XW5000ES. Enjoy native 4K resolution, vibrant colours, and stunning contrast.- Home Cinema
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- 2600
- Laser
Motorised optics with generous H/V lens shift and a flexible lens ratio for easy set up. Sharp, detailed images that achieve 100% of the DCI-P3 colour gamut.- Home Cinema
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- 2700
- Laser
The new XR processor produces deep rich blacks, faithfully reproduces finite detail and colours that really pop.- Home Cinema
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- 2700
- Laser
Sony's new XR process lives up to the claims! Rich deep black, finite details and vibrant, colour accurate images.- Home Cinema
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- Home Cinema
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- 3400
- Laser
The XR processor produces finite detail, rich black levels and colour pop to images that are stunning in every way.- Coming Soon
- Home Cinema
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- 3400
- Laser
XR processor for frame-by-frame peak brightness analysis and tone mapping to faithfully reproduce bright highlights while retaining fine detail in dark areas- Coming Soon
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Call for Availability- 4K UHD
- 3600
- Lamp
The Optoma UHD35x: bright, immersive 4K UHD projector for gaming. High refresh rates, low input lag, stunning visuals.- Home Cinema
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- 3200
- Lamp
The BenQ TK700 is a True 4K HDR gaming projector with low input lag, high brightness, and black detail enhancement for immersive gaming.- Home Cinema
Frequently Asked Questions
All you wanted to know about gaming projectors
What is a Gaming Projector?
A gaming projector is a type of projector that is specifically designed for gaming. It typically has features that are important for gamers, such as low input lag, high refresh rate, and support for high dynamic range (HDR).
What are the key features to look for in a gaming projector?
The key features to look for in a gaming projector are:
- Low input lag: Input lag is the time it takes for the projector to display an image after it has received the signal from the gaming console or PC. Low input lag is important for gamers because it allows them to react quickly to what is happening on the screen.
- High refresh rate: The refresh rate is the number of times per second that the projector can update the image on the screen. A high refresh rate is important for gaming because it provides a smoother and more responsive gaming experience.
- Support for HDR: HDR stands for high dynamic range. It is a technology that allows for a wider range of colors and brightness levels to be displayed on the screen. HDR can provide a more immersive and realistic gaming experience.
What is the difference between a gaming projector and a home cinema projector?
The main difference between a gaming projector and a home cinema projector is that gaming projectors are designed with faster low input lag and high refresh rates in mind. This makes them ideal for fast-paced games where every millisecond counts. Home cinema projectors, on the other hand, are more focused on providing a high-quality image for watching movies.
Do I need a special screen to use a gaming projector?
You do not need a special screen to use a gaming projector, a flat wall free of imperfections would do. However a dedicated projector screen can improve the image quality. Projector screens are designed to reflect light evenly, which can help to reduce glare and improve the contrast ratio of the image. When matching you screen to projector ensure to look at screens with a 16:9 aspect ratio only.
How do I set up a gaming projector?
Setting up a gaming projector is relatively straightforward. Depending on your set up, You will need to place it on a flat level surface or mount the projector to the ceiling or a wall. Then connect it to your gaming console or PC. If you are using a 4K source with 4K content and have opted for a 4K gaming projector, ensure your HDMI cables are 4K compliant as well as any other equipment in the set up. Once the projector is connected and powered on , you will need to adjust the image to ensure that it is properly aligned and focused.
Projector Accessories and Components
Complete your setup with our range of essential accessories. From projector screens to HDMI cables, we have everything you need to enhance your viewing experience.
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