Large screen sizes
Bring a 100- or 200-inch display into your home without a bulky, black display dominating the room when the device is switched off.
A modern laser TV projector offers film fans and TV series enthusiasts the ultimate cinema experience right in their own living room. Thanks to ultra-short-throw projection technology and 4K resolution, a distance of just 10 to 30 centimetres from the wall is all it takes to produce razor-sharp, vibrantly coloured projections. The built-in smart TV functions, combined with eye-friendly, whisper-quiet projection technology, make every TV series night complete and turn these projectors into the perfect, smart alternative to a traditional large-screen TV. Are you looking to buy a laser TV projector? Our visunext experts will be happy to assist you with personalised planning for your setup. Find out more now!
A laser TV projector is essentially a state-of-the-art ultra-short throw projector equipped with an extremely long-lasting laser light source and built-in smart TV functions. The main difference compared to a traditional projector is that: you don’t need to go to the trouble of mounting it on the ceiling or projecting the image across the room. A laser TV projector sits directly in front of the wall, for example on your lowboard. A distance of just 10 to 30 centimetres is enough to project breathtakingly large images. This makes these projectors the perfect solution even for smaller living rooms and allows for almost invisible integration into specialised media units. Thanks to built-in soundbars and smart operating systems, these devices are fully-fledged all-in-one solutions for any living room.
A laser TV projector combines the best of both worlds: the huge cinema-sized picture and the convenience of a television.
Bring a 100- or 200-inch display into your home without a bulky, black display dominating the room when the device is switched off.
No long cables running across the living room and no complicated ceiling mounting. Just set up the laser TV, plug it in, and you’re done.
Thanks to the laser light source, there’s no need for the fiddly and expensive lamp replacements required by traditional projectors. Modern laser TV projectors last between 20,000 and 25,000 hours – that’s decades of home cinema enjoyment.
As with an ultra-short throw projector, you are not looking directly into a light source but seeing the light reflected from the projection screen, making viewing significantly more relaxing for the eyes.
Unlike many traditional home cinema projectors, laser TV projectors often operate much more quietly thanks to their larger casing and innovative cooling technology. This means you can enjoy quiet film scenes and gripping dialogue without any distracting fan noise.
Thanks to built-in Smart TV operating systems such as AirPlay, Android TV and Vidaa, you have direct access to your favourite streaming apps – whether it’s Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ or YouTube.

The celexon HomeCinema Plus has been specially developed for ultra-short-throw projectors. It extends electrically and retracts completely back into the housing after use. The high-contrast screen delivers vivid colours, deep blacks and a high-contrast large image.
A modern laser TV combines elegant design with advanced 4K projection technology. From a short distance, it produces an impressively large image, enhancing any stylish home with a high-quality picture and sound experience.
The electric projector slide automatically moves the laser TV into its pre-set projection position. After use, the projector retracts back into the unit, where it is protected. This ensures that the technology remains out of sight in everyday life and is precisely positioned the next time it is used.
To ensure your new home cinema is the perfect fit for you, you should bear the following specifications in mind:
As laser TVs are usually used in the living room, we recommend models with at least 2,000 to 2,500 lumens. As a general rule, the brighter the room, the more light output is required.
For razor-sharp images with high levels of detail and a genuine cinema experience, 4K UHD is the right choice.
Make sure you check exactly how much space the device needs from the wall for your desired image size, so that your furniture or lowboard is deep enough.
The laser TV projector you choose should offer all the necessary connections to ensure it is fully compatible with your existing devices (game consoles, soundbars, etc.).
Why not just buy a big TV? To help you make your decision, we’ve summarised the key differences between a modern laser TV projector and a conventional large-screen TV for you:
| laser TV projector | Traditional projector | |
| Screen size | Huge screen sizes ranging from 100 to 200 inches on some projectors | Up to 85 inches as standard; larger models are very niche products |
| Room aesthetics | Projector discreetly placed on the sideboard; projection screen unobtrusively mounted on the wall or retractable and neatly stowed away | When switched off, the black surface can be visually distracting and cause reflections in sunlight |
| Brightness / Daylight | Very good in controlled ambient light; loses contrast in direct sunlight | Extremely bright; delivers a high-contrast image even in direct sunlight, but reflections appear on the surface when exposed to direct sunlight |
| Transport & Set-up | Compact unit in a handy cardboard box | Heavy and bulky; larger models often require several people to handle |
| Viewing angle | Very stable; optimised for the seating area depending on the CLR projection screen used | OLEDs offer perfect viewing angles; LCDs often lose colour from the sides |


A laser TV projector is not just a display device, but a fully equipped entertainment hub that is every bit as good as a traditional smart TV. Thanks to modern operating systems such as Android TV, Vidaa or webOS, it offers you the full range of smart features:
A laser TV projector is only as good as the surface onto which it projects! A bare white wall does not make full use of the device’s potential, as the light striking the surface at a steep angle is reflected off the ceiling, whilst ambient light from the room makes the image appear washed out.
The solution: special CLR (Ceiling Light Rejecting) or ALR (Ambient Light Rejecting) projection screens. These absorb distracting ceiling light and direct the light from the laser TV projector straight forwards towards the viewer. The result is deep blacks, brilliant colours and an image with extremely high contrast.
To ensure the setup blends in perfectly with your living room décor, these special high-contrast screens are available in various designs:
With the right additions, you can round off your home cinema experience: