Vava's 4K Ultra Short Throw Laser Projector drops $300 for this weekend only
With a trip to the movie theaters feeling risky once again, it might be time for all the movie buffs out there to consider setting up a theatrical experience in their own home instead. Luckily, VAVA's summer sale is here just in time with deals on its best 4K laser projector and more to spruce up your setup so you'll never miss the theater again.
The best deal during VAVA's sale this weekend is on the VAVA 4K Ultra Short Throw Laser TV. Today's deal drops its price down to $2,499.99 for a savings of $300 off its full cost. VAVA also includes free standard shipping with every purchase, though you'll want to shop soon as the sale is live for just this weekend only.
VAVA's 4K Ultra Short Throw Laser TV is unlike most projectors on the market as it doesn't need to sit far away from your wall to project a large display. Setting it back just a few inches from the wall will allow you to display an image up to 150 inches in size. It supports cinematic HDR10 details with its 4K output, uses the same ALPD 3.0 technology that's used in movie theaters across the world, and much more.
The projector is powered by an industrial-grade lamp that offers up to 25,000 hours of life, meaning you can use it for four hours a day for the next 17 years without worrying about the bulb. Inside the projector is an integrated Harman Kardon soundbar with two 30W drivers, DTS-HD, and Dolby Audio. We have a 4K Ultra Short Throw Laser TV review from last year if you're looking to learn even more about this projector before purchase.
The VAVA Ambient Light Rejecting Projector Screen Pro is also on sale for just $599.99 right now, saving you $50 off its usual price. This 100-inch screen is a perfect companion to the 4K Ultra Short Throw Laser TV and allows for enhanced visuals by rejecting 92% of ambient light. Best of all, it's easy to install and offers a 160-degree wide viewing angle.
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