Valerion VisionMaster Max Projector Preview

Its tri-laser DLP light engine delivers 3,500 lumens and a huge color gamut.

The Valerion VisionMaster Max is an Ultra HD DLP projector with a tri-laser light engine. It delivers 3,500 lumens, a huge color gamut, 4K resolution, automated lens shift, zoom and focus, automatic geometry correction, Google TV, integrated audio, (take a breath), and an elegant design in a compact chassis for $4,999. It’s a flagship product that checks all the boxes and hits all the marks right out of the gate.

Valerion is a sub-brand of AWOL, maker of high-performance ultra-short-throw projectors which have won many industry awards. The VisionMaster Max has only existed for a short time, but it has already earned praise from EISA, IFA, CES, USA Today, and AVS Forum.

The VisionMaster Max is one of the best-looking projectors I’ve seen. It even comes with a cool unboxing experience which I’ll talk about in my review which is in the works. For now, I’ll let you in on the technical details. It’s an Ultra HD projector with a single chip DLP tri-laser imaging engine, 3,500 lumens, BT.2020 color, HDR in every flavor, IMAX Enhanced, 3D, Google TV, integrated speakers, automatic lens and geometry controls, (pause for effect), jeez, what doesn’t it have? It’s just hitting the market with full production available around the time my review comes out.

This is my first look at a projector from Valerion. Though they are new to the market, their relationship with AWOL gives them a history of performance and value to draw upon. The VisionMaster Max is a true do-it-all design rolled into an elegantly styled compact package. I can’t wait to dive in! Look for my full review to drop on the SECRETS website in the coming weeks.