It doesn’t matter the resolution if the “pixels” are all the same shade. In fact, if you were to compare an HD video with a 2.5 million to 1 contrast ratio to a 4K Ultra HD screen with a 200,000 to 1 contrast ratio, you’d swear the lower resolution video was better. At 2.5 million to 1, you’ll see detail in darks and shadows like you’ve never seen before, even if you’ve watched the same Blu-ray dozens of times. There’s nothing else on this list that comes close to what the LS100’s contrast ratio is able to provide. So why would we give the title of Editor’s Pick to something with a lower perceived resolution? Now, if you’re looking at resolution alone you might see that it is a 1080 HD equivalent, while there are other projectors on the list that are 4K Ultra HD. We found this projector gives you the best picture quality for the lowest price. When selecting our Editor’s Pick, we try to keep in mind both the specs customers like you are interested in and the value a product offers.įor our short throw projector Editor’s Pick, we went with the Epson Home Cinema LS100, which is right in the middle of the price spectrum. However, when it comes to visual technology, there often is a sizable leap as well. As you scroll through the different projectors, you’ll find the prices shift from under $1,500 to around $7,000.
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