Epson QL7000 Review: Flagship Projector Specs & Price
Epson’s flagship QL7000 tops the brand’s 2025 lineup at $32,999, earning a spot on ProjectorCentral’s Best Reviewed list during Epson’s standout turnaround year.
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Epson QS100 Review: Premium UST Projector Specs & Price
Epson’s QS100 earned a spot on ProjectorCentral’s Best Reviewed list of 2025, priced at $4,999 as part of the brand’s broader premium UST projector push.
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BenQ InstaShow WDC15 Review: Wireless Presentation System
BenQ’s InstaShow WDC15 brings 4K wireless screen sharing and improved security to classroom and conference room projector setups, priced at $800.
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Murideo MU-STIX Review: Affordable 8K Calibration Tools
Murideo’s MU-STIX-A-8K and G-8K bring affordable 8K HDMI 2.1 pattern generation and signal analysis to projector enthusiasts and installers for $249.
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Google TV Streamer (4K) Review: Best Projector Companion
The Google TV Streamer (4K) turns any HDMI projector into a full smart display with wired and wireless screen sharing — a 2025 ProjectorCentral accessory pick at $80.
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Sennheiser Profile Wireless Review: Best Presentation Mic
The Sennheiser Profile Wireless is a $330 convertible handheld microphone praised for clear, rich audio despite lacking active noise cancellation. Full 2025 review.
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How to Choose the Right Projector in 2026: A Step-by-Step Buying Guide
Confused by ISO lumens, UST vs. long-throw, and triple-laser marketing claims? Here’s a step-by-step framework for picking the right projector in 2026, whatever your budget or room.
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AAXA P6U Brightness Correction: What Really Changed
AAXA corrected the P6U’s advertised brightness from 1,100 down to 500 ISO lumens following an October 2025 settlement with Epson — one of the largest corrections of the year.
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AWOL Vision Brightness Correction: LTV-3000 Pro & LTV-2500
AWOL Vision corrected advertised brightness on the LTV-3000 Pro and LTV-2500, moving both to ISO 21118 standards. Here’s what changed and what wasn’t affected.
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JMGO Brightness Correction: N1 Ultra, N1 Pro & U2 Explained
JMGO corrected its advertised brightness on the N1 Ultra, N1 Pro, and U2 following a settlement with Epson over non-standardized lumens claims. Here’s what changed and why it matters.
