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Best projector deals: Replace your TV with a big screen from $58

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There are a lot of great TV deals you can grab at the moment, and that includes things like 65-inch TV deals, 70-inch TV deals, 75-inch TV deals, and 85-inch TV deals. That said, if you want something even bigger without breaking the bank, then you’ll likely want to snag a good projector. Projectors can be both surprisingly affordable and surprisingly expensive, but we’re here to help sort things out by tracking down the best projector deals available right now. Among them, you’ll find top electronics brands and some pretty steep discounts, so read onward for all of the details. Also, you should consider adding some quality audio to your projector setup with the best soundbar deals and best subwoofer deals going on right now.

AuKing M8-F — $68 $100 32% off

The AuKing Projector at a slight angle with the remote next to it.
AuKing

The AuKing M8-F is an affordable projector that offers Full HD resolution for sharp and colorful images, with projection size of 35 inches to 200 inches from a distance of 3.6 feet to 16.4 feet. It’s equipped with a cooling system that prevents its bulb from overheating, extending its life to up to 55,000 hours of usage. The AuKing M8-F also features advanced noise reduction technology to keep its fan noise low, built-in dual stereo speakers, and a variety of connection options that include HDMI, VGA, AV, and USB.

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Samsung The Freestyle (2nd Gen) — $598 $798 25% off

Samsung Freestyle projector.
Samsung

For a home theater projector that gives you complete freedom over where you want to project your movies, go for the Samsung The Freestyle. Unlike a traditional projector, it looks like an upward-firing floor light that you can place anywhere in the room or outdoors, and you can tilt it to any angle through a cradle stand that rotates almost 180 degrees. The Samsung The Freestyle is capable of showing Full HD images of between 30 inches to 100 inches, and it’s capable of delivering 360-degree audio. It can run on an external battery pack, and it’s compatible with all of the popular digital assistants.

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Voplls 1080p Mini Projector — $60 $80 25% off

A dog sleeps next to the Voplls 1080p Mini Projector.
Voplls

The Voplls mini projector checks in at Full HD 1080p resolution, and while that isn’t going to be as much resolution as you’ll get with a 4K projector, 1080p spent a long time as the standard and is still considered a high quality picture today. This should be especially enticing because of this projector’s price point, as most cheap projectors will come in at lower resolution 720p HD. Portability is the name of the game with this projector, though. You can take it pretty much anywhere and point it at a wall for movie night, and it even has quality speakers built in.

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Epson EpiqVision Flex CO-W01 — $300 $370 19% off

The Epson EpiqVision Flex CO-FH02 HD projector against a white background.
Epson

This is a great projector option if you ever want to move your viewing experience from one place to another. The Epson EpiqVision Flex is made with portability in mind, yet it can still produce an image up to 300-inches wide, and with 300 lumens of color and brightness it delivers outstanding image quality. It comes in at 720p HD resolution instead of 4K, but its quality picture and smart features like the ability to stream content from connected devices such as Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV more than compensate.

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Epson PowerLite L775U — $3,885 $4,549 15% off

The Epson PowerLite L770U projector against a white background.
Epson

For a true home theater experience you’ll want to look into ceiling-mountable projectors, and the Epson PowerLite is one that fits the bill. It produces 7,000 lumens of brightness, so it can fill out even large rooms. It also allows you to connect devices like a Blu-ray player and other components that can connect via HDMI. This is a good projector for watching movies, but it also works in offices for meetings and presentations.

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More projector deals we love

If you still can’t decide on what projector you want to buy, you should take a look at these other projector deals that we’ve discovered, featuring brands like LG, Epson, and Hisense. We’re not sure how much time is remaining on these offers before they expire though, so if any of them fits your budget and matches your needs, don’t hesitate — add it to your cart and check out immediately, or else you may miss out on the discount.

Andrew Morrisey
Andrew Morrisey
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Andrew has been writing professionally for more than 20 years and has been writing about tech for three of them. His focus at…
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