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Valerion VisionMaster Projector
$1,399.00
Valerion VisionMaster is a premium 4K RGB triple-laser projector line for cinematic home-theater setups. It focuses on high brightness, wide color, Dolby Vision / HDR support, AI image optimization, gaming performance, and flexible large-screen projection.
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product type4K RGB triple-laser projector
main lineValerion VisionMaster
modelsPlus2, Pro2, Max and related VisionMaster variants
campaign funding$10,921,452 from 4,824 backers on Kickstarter
Pro2 retail referenceabout $2,999 in retailer / review coverage
Plus2 reference$1,399 payment-link / promotional bundle reference
Max reference$4,999 in TechRadar coverage
brightnessup to 3000 ISO lumens Pro2 / 3500 ISO lumens Max reported in coverage
Before you buy
Where to buy the Valerion VisionMaster
Valerion sells the VisionMaster at valerion.com after a Kickstarter campaign that raised $10.9M from 4,824 backers, and MetaOriental links there rather than selling it. The VisionMaster starts at $1,399.00 for the Plus2, with the Pro2 referenced around $2,999 — confirm which model a listing means, because the line spans a wide range.
Who the Valerion VisionMaster is for
The VisionMaster is an RGB triple-laser projector aimed at people building a proper home cinema rather than putting a picture on a wall occasionally. Triple laser is what gives it the wide colour range and the Dolby Vision and HDR handling, and Valerion targets gaming latency alongside film. It belongs in a room you can darken.
Is the Valerion VisionMaster worth $1,399.00?
At $1,399.00 for the entry model the VisionMaster competes with a large premium television, and it wins on size and loses on ambient light. Triple-laser projectors show speckle to some viewers, which is worth seeing in person before committing at this price. Anyone watching mostly in daylight should buy a TV.
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