Best Projectors at IFA 2025

We present to you: the best projectors unveiled at IFA 2025, where there was significant interest in portable 4K projectors. Innovations this year focused on delivering superior brightness, rich contrast, and accurate colors, along with integrating advanced smart features.

1. Xgimi Horizon 20 Max Projector: The Pinnacle of Innovation at IFA 2025

Xgimi Horizon 20 Max stands out: as one of the most prominent and impressive models in the Horizon 20 series. This device is a 4K RGB triple-laser projector, offering full support for Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced, and Filmmaker Mode technologies. It features exceptional brightness of up to 5,700 ISO lumens, making it outperform many other 4K projectors.

For gaming enthusiasts: the device offers a comprehensive set of advanced features, such as ultra-fast input response time of 1ms, a refresh rate of up to 240Hz, in addition to VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) technology for a smooth gaming experience. The projector also includes a digital lens shift tool that facilitates precise image adjustment without any loss of quality, and an optical zoom feature to maintain details when zoomed in.

During practical experience: at IFA 2025, the Xgimi Horizon 20 Max demonstrated smooth performance and superior responsiveness in dynamic gaming scenes, with stunning brightness, sharp details, and vibrant colors. It is expected to be launched at a price of $2,999.99 USD or £2,599.99 GBP.

2. Valerion VisionMaster Max: 4K Projector with AI Technology

Valerion VisionMaster Max offers: an exceptional viewing experience as a 4K RGB laser projector, with brightness up to 3,500 ISO lumens. This advanced projector supports Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and IMAX Enhanced technologies, in addition to image enhancement features powered by AI.

Among its most prominent features: it provides "rainbow-free" images, ensuring the display of rich and accurate black levels. During the demonstration in the well-lit IFA hall, the device showed deep black levels and strong contrast, along with excellent brightness and bold colors. The Valerion VisionMaster Max is expected to launch in October 2025 at a price of $4,999.99 USD.

3. Anker Nebula X1 Pro: Integrated Cinematic and Audio Experience

The previous Anker Nebula X1 achieved: an excellent rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars, thanks to its clear 4K image, high brightness, easy setup, and superior sound quality when using optional surround sound speakers.

Now, Anker presents: an enhanced version called Nebula X1 Pro, which integrates a complete audio system, making the device more like a party speaker. The Dolby Atmos 7.1.4 sound system features detachable speakers that can be reattached to the main unit for easy storage and transport. The projector delivers a powerful brightness of 3,500 ISO lumens, offering immersive and powerful sound ideal for medium-sized rooms, in addition to an excellent image rich in detail and brightness. The X1 Pro is expected to launch via Kickstarter at the end of September for $2,999.99 USD.

4. Dangbei S7 Ultra Max: 4K Projector with Exceptional Brightness Brilliance

The Dangbei S7 Ultra Max is: an advanced 4K projector supporting Dolby Vision and HDR10+ formats. This projector features stunning brightness exceeding 6,000 ISO lumens, which Dangbei claims is the best in its class.

During the demonstration: in the well-lit IFA hall, the device delivered powerful brightness, with bold colors and sharp details, along with very good black levels. The S7 Ultra Max will initially launch in China at a price of approximately 15,999 Chinese Yuan (equivalent to approximately $2,228 - $2,230 USD), then in the United States in January 2026 at an estimated price ranging from $2,250 - $2,300 USD [1] [2]. Dangbei hopes to release it in European markets several months after its US launch, but its official price or specific release date in Europe has not yet been announced [3].

5. TCL PlayCube: Innovative Portable Projector with a Unique Design

The TCL PlayCube stands out: as one of the most interesting projectors at IFA 2025. This 1080p portable projector features a unique cube design, where its body can be moved in a way similar to a Rubik's Cube. TCL describes the device as ideal for camping trips and outdoor adventures, offering brightness up to 750 ISO lumens, which rivals the performance of top portable projectors such as Samsung Freestyle Gen 2 and LG CineBeam Q.

Although its image quality: may not be the absolute best, it appeared strong and clear enough in the demonstration. The innovative design of the PlayCube is what earned it a place on this list. It is scheduled to launch at a price of 799 Euros (approximately $930 USD / £693 GBP).

6. Hisense M2 Pro: 4K Portable Projector for Home and Outdoors

The Hisense M2 Pro represents: Hisense's most advanced portable projector to date. It is capable of displaying an image up to 200 inches, with a brightness of 1,300 ANSI lumens, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

The most exciting news: about this device is that it will be one of the first devices to receive built-in Freely support without a tuner, eliminating the need for additional cables. It is scheduled to launch at a competitive price of $1,299.99 USD (approximately £960 GBP), making it an excellent choice as a portable projector with 4K resolution.

Honorable Mention: Hisense HTP80 Tri-Chroma: Visual Performance Powerhouse

The Hisense HTP80 is: an impressive tri-color projector, capable of displaying a gigantic 300-inch image. This image was not only huge but also exceptionally bright, as the HTP80 is said to deliver up to 15,000 ANSI lumens thanks to its advanced triple-laser light source.

The colors appeared: incredibly rich and bold, with scenes from various football matches highlighting the stunning color quality of the display. Pricing details or the release date for this device have not yet been announced, but its visual capabilities and enormous screen size make it a notable addition worth mentioning at this exhibition.

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