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        1. Vivitek H5085

          Vivitek H5085

          Price as reviewed £3,300.00
          18 Apr 2013
          Our rating:
          7/10

          Decent projector, shame about the price.

        2. JVC X35

          JVC DLA-X35

          Price as reviewed £2,600.00
          12 Apr 2013
          Our rating:
          9/10

          This may be JVC's new entry-level projector, but it's still seriously good.

        3. Epson TW6100W

          Epson EH-TW6100W

          Price as reviewed £1,499.00
          1 Apr 2013
          Our rating:
          7/10

          Epson's most mainstream 3D projector isn't quite the affordable star we'd hoped for.

        4. BenQ W1080ST

          BenQ W1080ST

          Price as reviewed £799.00
          21 Mar 2013
          Our rating:
          9/10

          This budget projector ensures you don't need a big room to enjoy decent home cinema.

        5. Optoma HD25

          Optoma HD25

          Price as reviewed £799.99
          13 Mar 2013
          Our rating:
          8/10

          This talented 2D & 3D projector represents good value at £800.

        6. JVC X55

          JVC DLA-X55

          Price as reviewed £4,999.00
          28 Feb 2013
          Our rating:
          10/10

          JVC kicks off its 2013 projector range in spectacular style.

        7. Panasonic SC-NE5

          Price as reviewed £349.00
          13 Feb 2013
          Read our product preview

          Hands-on: A wireless speaker with an iPhone dock and CD player thrown in.

        8. LG Hecto 100in Laser TV Projector

          LG Hecto 100in Laser TV Projector

          Price to be confirmed
          11 Jan 2013
          Read our product preview

          A mostly impressive debut for a unique short-throw projector that will last 25,000 hours.

        9. BenQ W1070

          BenQ W1070

          Price as reviewed £699.00
          13 Dec 2012
          Our rating:
          9/10

          A full HD projector for £700 that amazingly doesn't suck for movies