Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Valerion projector raised $11 million on Kickstarter and was called an industry changer.
So I wanted to find out something simple — if I took 6 normal people would they prefer it over it's competition?
📽️Projectors in Review
First Place: tidd.ly/3Y4m14n or amzn.to/3YCNOZJ
Second Place: tidd.ly/4p656Js or amzn.to/3Y7x0da
Third Place: amzn.to/4p6eKfm
Forth Place: amzn.to/4pT6jVZ
Screen Used (WAB): amzn.to/3MIsyiK
The Valerion projector raised $11 million on Kickstarter and was called an industry changer.
So I wanted to find out something simple —
could normal people actually tell a difference?
I invited six people who don’t follow projector reviews, don’t argue about specs, and didn’t even know this Kickstarter projector existed.
No brands. No prices. No specs. Just four projectors, the same scenes, and one simple job:
rank what looked best.
What happened next surprised everyone in the room — including me.
Two projectors completely separated themselves from the rest.
One nearly hit the maximum score possible.
And the projector they ranked last?
That might be the most shocking part of the entire test.
This isn’t a spec review.
It’s not a calibration shootout.
It’s a real-world experiment to see whether hype actually translates to what people see on screen.
Can six normal people spot an $11 million Kickstarter projector?
Let’s find out.
⚠️ Affiliate Disclosure
Some links above may be affiliate links — which means using them supports the channel at no extra cost.
(And might fund my next questionable idea. 😅)
The Valerion projector raised $11 million on Kickstarter and was called an industry changer.
So I wanted to find out something simple — if I took 6 normal people would they prefer it over it's competition?
📽️Projectors in Review
First Place: tidd.ly/3Y4m14n or amzn.to/3YCNOZJ
Second Place: tidd.ly/4p656Js or amzn.to/3Y7x0da
Third Place: amzn.to/4p6eKfm
Forth Place: amzn.to/4pT6jVZ
Screen Used (WAB): amzn.to/3MIsyiK
The Valerion projector raised $11 million on Kickstarter and was called an industry changer.
So I wanted to find out something simple —
could normal people actually tell a difference?
I invited six people who don’t follow projector reviews, don’t argue about specs, and didn’t even know this Kickstarter projector existed.
No brands. No prices. No specs. Just four projectors, the same scenes, and one simple job:
rank what looked best.
What happened next surprised everyone in the room — including me.
Two projectors completely separated themselves from the rest.
One nearly hit the maximum score possible.
And the projector they ranked last?
That might be the most shocking part of the entire test.
This isn’t a spec review.
It’s not a calibration shootout.
It’s a real-world experiment to see whether hype actually translates to what people see on screen.
Can six normal people spot an $11 million Kickstarter projector?
Let’s find out.
⚠️ Affiliate Disclosure
Some links above may be affiliate links — which means using them supports the channel at no extra cost.
(And might fund my next questionable idea. 😅)
