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Sony VPL-VZ1000ES hands on review

Sony VPL-VZ1000ES hands on review

Posted on May 26, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

At first sight, Sony’s newest projector is easily mistaken for a small table or an ornamental decoration.

We first met the VPL-VZ1000ES at CES 2017, but now it’s made it over the ocean to the UK.

Features

Successor to the short-throw LSPX-W1S projector, the VPL-VZ1000ES is 40% smaller than the device it replaces – it’s nearly a metre long, and about as wide as a MacBook Pro. It’s not light though, weighting in at 35kg.

On its top is the opening for the 2500 lumens lens – Sony doesn’t have any information to hand about its size, but it is a more curved, smaller model than that fitted in the LSPX-W1S.
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