













































For this price, with such a black level and all the other advantages of the Plus 2, I don't know of anything that is directly comparable. The Valerion VisionMaster Plus 2 is the first huge step towards making the advantages of large pro projectors affordable and handy, all for comparatively little money.
After the first movie nights with the slightly slimmed down Valerion Vision Master Pro 2, I can say: I hardly miss my OLED TV anymore.
And indeed, the result is an image that comes as close to the real cinema experience as almost anything else – and is smarter and more flexible than I would have expected.
What I like about the VisionMaster series is the design; the models have similar designs with metallic fins going around the chassis, and it looks pretty cool. There's also decent connectivity, and the usual table stakes features: auto keystone, autofocus, and obstacle avoidance.
The Pro 2 represents a step in the right direction for DLP projectors. It brings notable brightness and contrast, delivering vibrant visuals that hold their own in a range of lighting conditions. The projector’s ability to handle both dark scenes and bright highlights makes it versatile for movies, gaming, and general use, all while maintaining clarity and color depth that exceed typical expectations at this price point.
For fans of large screens (over 150 inches), this projector offers a serious solution for their huge personal home cinema. The Pro 2’s performance with EBL enabled in dark scenes is unmatched. It’s almost unbelievable that this level of black depth and shadow detail comes from a DLP projector. The Pro 2 operates so quietly and coolly that you can barely notice it running.
The blacks become deeper without sacrificing any detail in the highlights, quite the opposite, as they are actually enhanced. Simultaneously, the gamma curve is adjusted making the scene appear brighter with richer blacks without loosing details in dark and bright areas. This is pure magic.
Although a smart projector, the Valerion VisionMaster Pro 2 is closer in performance and features to high-end home cinema projectors. Excellent contrast, sharp images, and the ability to cope with panning scenes, combined with built-in Google TV, make this a great choice for anyone who wants more than a lifestyle projector can offer but can’t stretch their budget to a native 4K model.