The best gaming projectors

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As powerful as your gaming console or PC might be, and as highly detailed as the games you're playing on it look, none of that matters if you don't have a display that can properly show it off. It's easy to invest in the latest and greatest hardware only to realize you've forgotten to upgrade your display to match, or simply don't have the space to fit a massive screen. Projectors have typically been seen as highly expensive options mainly for movie enthusiasts, but there are some models that are perfect for gamers who want to save space without sacrificing visual quality.

Epson Home Cinema LS11000

• 4K
• Laser light source
• HDR support

• Large price tag
• No speakers

While it carries a heavy price tag, the Epson Home Cinema LS11000 doesn't skimp on any