Best Large Venue Projector [Complete With Reviews & Comparisons]

Do you need to make a presentation in a large venue, or maybe even display a music video for a concert? If so, you have come to the right place, because we are about to help you find the best large venue projector of 2019 right now.

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Comparison Table – Best Large Venue Projectors

PRODUCT	FEATURES	LATEST PRICE
	1. Epson V11H749120 POWERLITE G7905U Projector Very bright Great throw distance Can be used during the day 4K technology	Check Price
	2. PANASONIC PT-RZ970BU Projector Great brightness Very durable Long lifespan Decent resolution	Check Price
	3. Optoma EH500 High Brightness Projector Good for large indoor venues Uses little power Good brightness High-quality resolution Easy to install	Check Price
	4. Optoma X600 Projector Great for large indoor venues Can connect 250 projectors at once Very easy to install High-quality image, video, and sound	Check Price
	5. ViewSonic PRO9510L Projector Great for large indoor events Very bright Great picture and color quality Easy to install and mount	Check Price

1. Epson V11H749120 POWERLITE G7905U Projector

This is a high-quality projector that works magnificently for large venues. It costs a significant amount of money, but it’s also one of the best options out there right now.

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The Epson V11H749120 POWERLITE G7905U Projector is a great choice because for one, it’s really bright. This thing puts out over 7000 lumens, which is extremely bright, so people can see what is going on even when it’s not totally dark. This projector could be used during the daytime and still work just fine thanks to its high level of brightness.

It comes with 4K technology to ensure the best image and video quality, plus it features nine optional powered lenses and lens shift capabilities too. It can throw an image or video very far, the color and image quality is outstanding.

2. PANASONIC PT-RZ970BU Projector

If you are looking for a very powerful, bright, and crisp projector for a large venue, then the PANASONIC PT-RZ970BU Projector is another great choice.

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The PANASONIC PT-RZ970BU Projector can handle some pretty far distances, up to 15 meters, and it can accurately project onto a screen of up to 600 inches in size, which is nothing short of impressive. Moreover, what you might also like about it is that it features up to 10,000 lumens of brightness, so people should be able to see the image even on fairly bright days.

The resolution is 1920 × 1200 pixels, which is not the best in the world. The PANASONIC PT-RZ970BU Projector is also very easy to install, and can be mounted in more or less every way imaginable. Perhaps one of the best aspects is that it is maintenance-free for up to 20,000 hours, which is insanely good.

3. Optoma EH500 High Brightness Projector

This is a good large venue projector that comes at a much lower price than either of the others we have looked at so far.

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The Optoma EH500 High Brightness Projector is intended for large venues, although not concerts and the like. It’s more of a business projector for large meeting and conference rooms, and works fine in large auditoriums too. It features 4,700 lumens of brightness, so it should work fine in most conditions, although not in bright sunlight.

With a contrast ratio of 10,000:1 and full 1080P HD, the picture which this projector produces is quite phenomenal. What’s really cool here is that it can display 3D images and videos, something which many other projectors cannot handle. The fact that the Optoma EH500 High Brightness Projector barely uses any electricity is nice too, because it helps save money and the environment. Moreover, you can hook up 250 of these projectors to the same network, and control them all from the same place.

4. Optoma X600 Projector

This is another Optoma projector, but this one is a bit more expensive than the other one we looked at, but it has additional features and a slightly higher quality.

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The Optoma X600 Projector features up to 6,000 lumens of brightness, so it works rather well for many different venues; it probably works best for indoor venues, such as classrooms, conference rooms, auditoriums, and the like. What’s pretty cool is that not only does it feature some really top-notch picture and video quality, with a 10,000:1 image ratio, but it also comes with an integrated speaker to enhance presentations.

The Optoma X600 Projector features a large array of connectivity options, not to mention that it can be installed in a matter of minutes, and in multiple ways. Just like the other Optoma projector we looked at, you can hook up 250 of them at once, all to the same network, and then control them from one place. If you need a moderately priced projector for moderately large venues, this is a great option.

5. ViewSonic PRO9510L Projector

This is an even slightly more expensive large venue projector than the previous two we looked at, and it does have some upgraded features when compared to them.

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The ViewSonic PRO9510L Projector can project up to a whopping 300 inches, which is quite impressive, and it can do this while maintaining 6,200 lumens of brightness. So, while it’s not the best for large-scale outdoor use, especially during the day, it works great for indoor use. On a side note, it comes with a killer 3-year warranty.

What’s cool is that this projector comes with a stackable design for large auditoriums and other such settings, plus it only takes a few minutes to mount and install. It can support pretty much any operating system and features a fairly impressive array of connectivity options as well. It has a 6 segment color wheel with dynamic lamp control capabilities for awesomely crisp and clear image quality and color quality too.

Conclusion

When it comes down to it, if you are going for a large venue projector for indoor use, any of the last 3 options we reviewed are great, and if you need one for outdoor use, either of the first 2 options we reviewed are best to go with.