Valerion VisionMaster Pro2 Triple Laser Projector 4K with Anti-RBE

Even though my Epson 5040 UBe had it's issues, including strange power up hiccups and the occasional screen blanking, once it began developing pink vertical bars running down the image, I finally had an undeniably compelling reason to upgrade my projector setup. I hadn't been following the projector scene for many years, and had anticipated simply purchasing a newer Epson model as a replacement, but after doing a little bit of research, I stumbled upon some reviews describing the Valerion line up of projectors. I must admit, I was a bit skeptical at first, as I had not heard of Valerion before, but after watching and reading all of the reviews and impressions I could find, I ultimately decided to take a leap of faith and give the Valerion VisionMaster Max a try. And, I AM SO GLAD THAT I DID. This projector, paired with Valerion's 150in basic Matte White screen, gives an image that absolutely blows my previous experience out of the water. The sharpness of the 4k and the HDR grade brightness and highlights, all while maintaining deep blacks and rich colors, makes all content, especially HDR, look stunning and impactful. Furthermore, while I know it would bother many of the purists out there, I actually like the implementation of motion smoothing as well, making particularly nature and sports content incredibly more life-like at 4k/60Hz. And at 1080p/120Hz (I have yet to even try 1080/240Hz), gaming on this projector is smooth as butter with no perceptible input lag. But, what really sets this projector apart is its VALUE! In today's tumultuous economic times, it is rare to find things anymore that really make you feel like you are getting good value for your money. Thank you Valerion for keeping your pricing competitive, and I would challenge anyone to find a projector at the moment with a better price to performance ratio. And, to top it all off, Valerion's customer service has been outstanding. I did not have a single issue setting up my projector, or putting together the massive 150in screen (by myself). I only reached out to them prior to my purchase to ask them to confirm some of the dimensions they had listed for their screen size. Regardless, they had since checked in with me with multiple follow-up emails, making themselves available to me for any questions along the way and making sure I was able to setup everything without a hitch. The only thing I wish came standard was a lens with a longer throw ratio. It certainly wouldn't apply to everyone, but for my room, the projector sits about 19.5 ft away from the screen. The throw ratio of the optical lens can't quite get the image down to 150in, so I have been using digital zoom to shrink the image a bit further to match the screen size. Unfortunately, that means I am losing a little with respect to brightness and sharpness. Fortunately, Valerion has confirmed with me that they are still planning on releasing an external lens, to increase the throw ratio to accommodate projector placement further away from the screen, which I hope will be available soon for purchase. Thanks Valerion for offering such a great product at a very reasonable price! I am thrilled to have become part of the Valerion club, and I wish them ongoing success in the projector space!

Perfect projector for varied use at a great price point I research most purchases with extensive comparisons, and this one was no different. The real specs on this projector (not just the advertised stuff, but what it can actually accomplish), outmatch anything on the market at this price point. It came really, really well packaged: projector within a wrap, inside about 3 layers of boxes and other padding. The unit itself is beautiful, relatively compact compared to older projectors, and understated. Because of that, it weighs more than you'd think, and mounts via a single point on the top (with auto-reversing of the projection). Setting it up was easy, and what really matters: the image is gorgeous. I have not turned on the anti-RBE -- just doesn't seem necessary for me. Brightness can keep up with a decently lit room, although this is at the expense of background fan noise. Connectivity options are plentiful. Built-in speaker is fine, although I'm sure no one really plans on using that if you are spending this kind of money for a projector. eARC works perfectly. Overall I'm just completely impressed after about 2 months of using it.

I’ve had the Valerion VisionMaster Pro2 set up for a few weeks now, and I’ve been extremely happy with it. The picture quality is excellent, with vibrant colors, very good brightness, and impressive clarity even at a large screen size. Setup was seamless, and the projector gives you plenty of control to fine-tune the image and screen positioning. My projector is a little closer to the wall than what would normally be ideal for the screen size I wanted, but the optical zoom made a big difference. I was still able to get roughly a 130-inch image without having to compromise the placement of the projector. The screen adjustment, focus, zoom, and alignment features make it very flexible for different room setups. Having Google TV built in is another big advantage. You can use streaming apps directly on the projector without needing to connect an Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV, or another external device. Overall, the combination of picture quality, flexibility, built-in features, and ease of setup has made the Pro2 a fantastic home theater projector! Highly recommended.

I upgraded it from an epson 6040 1080p projector that It is so close to being a 5/5. The picture quality is bright and colors are crisp. I included the pic just to show the brightness. The pic doesn't do the projector justice in terms of quality. The only reason I give it a 4 is because there isn't an adjustment for making the lasers converge, so if you are very close, you can notice it. Also - the RBE reduction works fabulously and is needed but there is a high-pitched sound that isn't loud, but noticeable. It's nowhere near as loud as the epson fan, but I'm a bit sensitive to it. I hardly notice it any more. I just couldn't justify the addition 3-5 thousand more for a Sony or Epson or JVC. The picture is so good, I don't feel like I made any noticeable sacrifice. FYI - I run everything through my home theatre system and use Roku, so I can't comment on all of the embedded apps. I wasn't looking for that functionality at all. Pros: - Bright with great blacks - Brilliant colors - Auto calibration to the screen is amazing. It snaps the pic right on my 120" screen. - Quiet (with exception of the RBE reduction) Cons - 1/4 mount. I had to drill a piece of steel and make an adapter It seems heavy for one 1/4" mount. - RBE reduction sound. - That's about it.

I was set to buy a projector upgrade and researched several brands. The Valerion Pro 2 was on my wishlist but out of my price range. Lo and behold Amazon Prime Day and I got it for just inside my budget and it blew me away. Coming from a 1080p lamp projector, which I loved, this thing is like opening a new world. Brightness, colors, contrast, blacks, everything is improved and incredible. The latency is low and perfect for gaming (I use mine with a miniPC emulator). The built-in google TV is snappy and works great. The built-in speaker is surprisingly good. We use that for "normal" TV use on a screen with matting to make it about 90 inches, then open it up to the full 110 inches for movies with the 7.2.4 surround sound receiver. Yes we're weird. Customer service was amazing. I didn't see they had a "bundle deal" that would have gotten me 4 pairs of 3-D glasses and the mount for $100 more. I asked if I could send them the $100 for the extra parts and they just sent them right out to me without even asking for the extra $100. Every inquiry was answered very quickly. It's easy to setup (and fun to setup honestly) and the projector's "futuristic cube" looks beautiful in my theater. It has the compatibility with every format you could want, has earc, and since it's google home compatible it fits right into an automated home theatre setup. I haven't seen any of the RBE or speckle that can be an issue for some triple-laser projectors. I believe Valerion's firmware goes a long way to get rid of it. I could go on but honestly believe the hype. In the $2k price range (when on sale) you won't beat this.

Picture quality is very good once it is set up correctly. I had some initial issues with the setup of the projector, and the folks at Valerion were amazing at helping along the way to make sure everything was as close to perfect as possible. They went above and beyond to make sure we were completely satisfied. You don't find that type of service very often today, so I cannot say enough good things about their products and their willingness to stand behind them. Keep in mind these portable types of projectors have NO lens shift capabilities which means you must center it exactly horizontally and vertically so as not to use keystone as much as possible, which can degrade the quality of the picture. I’m not sure why these companies think you only want to mount this hanging from a 10 foot ceiling facing downward, or put it on the floor or a coffee table facing upward. There is no in between. In fact if you place the projector on a shelf that is 6 feet off the ground like we have it, you will have to raise the back of the projector so the lens can point toward the middle where the screen is. The best and safest way to do this is to use the Valerion gimbal that they offer for this projector. For us, the gimbal was a game changer in allowing a lot more flexibility for placement, but depending on your situation, you may not need it. The GUI on the projector is very intuitive, and there are more options than you can imagine to adjust the picture quality. The projector also uses the Google TV app for the Operating System, which works very well and is very responsive. The build quality of this projector is very impressive as it is sleek and modern, and very heavy for its size due to the exterior being mainly metal instead of plastic like most other projectors in this price range. All in all, this is a fantastic projector. The picture quality is excellent. It is very bright and very sharp. I compared this projector in my house alongside a Hisense C2 Ultra, Epson 3800 and Nebula X1, and this projector beat all of them in style and picture quality. You can't go wrong choosing this projector.

Great projector especially for the value. I have had this projector installed in my dedicated media room for a couple of months now and have 0 regrets. The picture quality is excellent and anyone the comes over always remarks on how it's hard to even tell it's a projector and not a giant HD TV. I use it with the 120" Valerion screen and the 4.1.2 thunderbeat surround sound. Aside from quality, the setup was much easier than I expected. The dynamic zoom really helps dialing in the size of the projection to the size of the screen. The auto zoom and auto keystone gets you close to the corners of the screen and then manual adjustment helps you get it precisely set. Auto focus is similar, it gets you close and then manual focus helps you dial in the clarity and sharpness. I'm a long time Android / Google user. The Android TV OS works as expected, the built in Chromecast is great. Android ecosystem gives you access to just about anything you could ask for. Many nice internet browsers to choose from. Obviously all the streaming apps. Games. Sideload APK etc. The sound quality of the Valerion Thunderbeat system is solid, the built in speaker on the projector is decent enough if you're using it as a portable projector, for a dedicated setup go with surround sound. Prior to mounting it I did test it out as a portable unit and it was so surprisingly easy to use w/ the auto keystone focus that I am actually considering getting another one to take around and keep in my garage. It's light, the carrying case is nice, so portability gets an A+. I considered more premium and expensive projectors but I am really glad I went with the Valerion. It's not as bulky or loud as the more expensive competitors. I could put the saved money towards other theater room upgrades like aforementioned Thunderbeat surround sound and a new couch. Lastly Valerion support was great (Kristen). The surround sound remote got cracked by my recliner and the support team responded within minutes to my email and went out of their way to source one for me even though it's not sold aftermarket. I highly recommend this projector looking for 4K quality for movies, entertaining, native Android TV experience.

This is a high‑quality, well‑built projector that delivers genuinely stunning images. Many online reviewers label it as a “lifestyle projector,” primarily to distinguish it from the larger cinema-focused brands, such as Sony, JVC, and Epson. Before buying this Valerion model, I actually purchased an Epson LS11000—but I discovered that its minimum throw distance was about an inch longer than the space I had available. That’s what led me to the Valerion, which offers a shorter throw range. As a result, I had the opportunity to compare the two projectors directly. The Epson is larger, heavier, and supports both horizontal and vertical lens shift. It produces very good image quality, but it requires an external video source. The Valerion, on the other hand, is smaller and lighter. It lacks horizontal lens shift but does offer vertical adjustment. It also includes Google TV, so you don’t need a separate streaming device to access apps like YouTube, Netflix, and others. The built‑in speaker is surprisingly capable and creates a more immersive sound than I expected. I suspect the “lifestyle” label comes from the idea that a projector with so many built‑in features must be sacrificing image quality. That assumption is completely wrong. I watch in a dark room using a Silver Ticket high‑contrast screen, and with a bit of tuning, the Valerion delivers an excellent, theater‑like viewing experience. A common concern is the rainbow effect, since this projector uses a 3‑color laser system. In my case, I haven’t seen any rainbow artifacts at all—an impressive technical achievement. There are plenty of online reviews comparing this model to others in its price range, often with measurement tools and side‑by‑side tests. But unless you’re planning to become a technical reviewer yourself, this projector will give you a highly satisfying home‑theater experience without needing to obsess over tiny differences. I won’t compare it to every model out there, but I will compare it to my recent visit to an AMC theater. Sure, AMC’s screen is bigger—but the image quality in my home setup is better.

Rewelacyjny projektor. Rewelacyjna jakość rewelacyjna jasność. W zaciemnionym pomieszczeniu wygląda jak ogromny telewizor. Minusem jest to że ma tylko jedną śrubę do mocowania sufitowe, a przez to nie jest stabilny i bardzo trudno go precyzyjnie ustawić względem ekranu. Valerion powinien pomyśleć o przygotowaniu profesjonalnego uchwytu sufitowego dlatego projektora.

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"I’ve been testing the Valerion projector on a massive 133-inch screen playing high-bitrate Full Remux movies, and the performance is absolutely mind-blowing! The RGB triple laser colors are incredibly vibrant, the contrast and dark room black levels are spectacular, and the motion handling is flawlessly smooth However, what truly sets Valerion apart is their World-Class Customer Support. I noticed a price drop after my purchase, and upon contacting them, the Valerion team honored their 30-day price guarantee with absolute professionalism, processing a full price difference refund within hours! Exceptional product, unmatched integrity, and outstanding support. Buy with 100% confidence!"

Très bon produit, on est vraiment au cinéma !!! Diagonale de 140 pouces sur mon mur blanc

Pelos primeiros testes ja verifiquei que é um equipamento fantástico. Ja tive alguns projetores, mas esse é o melhor. É um verdadeiro cinema em casa.