Sony VPL-VW270ES

A spectacularly good native 4K projector at an almost reasonable price

At one-dollar shy of $8K, the VPL-VW270ES doesn't exactly fall into the budget-end of the projector market, but it's still far less of a stretch than any of Sony's other 4K projectors. How does it stack up?

The entry-level projector in Sony's 2018 SXRD native 4K line-up costs £5000 and does without many of the features of the next model up, the VW570ES. So...

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I wanted a native projector which are expensive so went for a superb demo at richer in Prestwich. Very helpful knowledgeable staff who did me a great deal. The kit was very impressive and didn't disappoint!!

prefer the Sony 4K native projectors over the JVC projectors. The Sony picture is a lot more vivid and contrast and edges are much better. Don't get me wrong the 4K JVC projectors are extremely good but I believe they lack the overall quality of the...

I bought this projector to replace an Optoma 4k which I was extremely happy with but wanted to get true native 4k. I wasn't expecting such a big difference a truly amazing picture ,a natural picture with superb detail . Watching Blue Planet is like...

I've had three different projectors before this Sony, the latest being from the Faux 4K stable - they just aren't in the same ball park as this native 4k projector from Sony, the sharpness of the picture is incredible and t is such a realistic picture....

Very knowledgeable and helpful staff whilst discussing Home Entertainment Systems. Good projector - True 4K. Very sharp image. Contrast could be slightly better.

I bought this following the advice of Richer Sounds Stockport when upgrading my home theatre. I previously had an Epson EH-TW6000 HD/3D projector which I loved, but wanted the full 4K experience. I was nervous that the projector was only 1,500 lumens...