Valerion Announces The VisionMaster Series

Valerion, the sister company of AWOL Vision, was founded in 2024 and is leveraging cutting-edge technology to deliver outstanding picture quality to customers looking for a home entertainment projector.

The Valerion VisionMaster series is Valerion’s flagship line of RGB laser projectors, designed to offer a range of features catering to different home entertainment and professional needs. Each of these models comes with Valerion’s hallmark OpticFlex lens system allowing for flexibility in setup, whether you're mounting it on the ceiling or placing it on a stand.

The series consists of five models: the VisionMaster Max, Pro 2, Pro, Plus 2, and Plus, each tailored to specific user requirements, from cinephiles and filmmakers to budget-conscious consumers.

They have a 0.47-inch DMD 4K UHD chipset, ensuring crisp and detailed image resolution across large projection sizes. These projector’s RGB laser light sources can reproduce 110% REC 2020 color gamut coverage, ensuring exceptionally vivid and accurate color reproduction, a vital element for professional AV creators, filmmakers, and photographers.

All VisionMaster series projectors support Dolby Vision and HDR10+ for superior color accuracy and contrast. The Max also supports IMAX Enhanced and Filmmaker Mode, making it ideal for those seeking the highest standard in home theater quality.

To further maximize the picture quality of HDR10 material, the projector features Dynamic Tone Mapping, which intelligently analyzes HDR content in real-time, adjusting brightness and darkness to maximize average screen brightness while maintaining shadow and highlighting detail.

Dedicated gaming modes and enhanced night vision place you in the middle of the action so you can battle in RPG mode, race in RCG mode, or aim with pinpoint crosshair accuracy in FPS titles. Furthermore, the 4ms input lag at 1080p 240Hz makes them an excellent choice for hardcore gamers who require a responsive, low-latency experience.

Built for convenience, the VisionMaster Max integrates seamlessly with smart home systems such as Apple HomeKit, Google Home, and Amazon Alexa. It also supports streaming platforms like AirPlay 2 and Chromecast, making it easy to connect devices wirelessly.

VisionMaster Max

The VisionMaster Max is the top model in the series, offering the highest performance in terms of brightness, image quality, and feature set. Equipped with Valerion’s ProVision Engine 3000 Turbo, it uses an RGB triple laser light source to deliver 3000 ISO lumens of brightness, making it suitable for use in various lighting conditions, including brighter rooms.

For versatility in setup, the OpticFlex Lens System offers 0.9-1.5:1 optical zoom and vertical lens shifting, making it easier to adjust the image size and position without moving the projector. The high-quality lens is designed to deliver a sharp image on screens ranging between 40 and 300 inches and 21:9 or 32:9 aspect ratios. This flexibility makes the VisionMaster Max particularly well suited for professional environments or high-end home theaters where precision is key.

Additionally, the Dynamic IRIS system enhances contrast reaching a 15,000:1 contrast ratio, which results in deeper blacks and brighter highlights, providing a more dynamic viewing experience. This is especially appealing for both movie enthusiasts and gamers.

VisionMaster Pro 2

The VisionMaster Pro 2 offers a slightly more affordable alternative while maintaining many of the premium features found in the Max. It retains the RGB triple-laser system, the same 15,000:1 contrast ratio, and offers a similar 4K UHD resolution. However, it is designed for users who seek a high-quality home theater experience without needing absolute top-tier specifications. Like the Max, it can project up to 300 inches, but at a lower price point​.

The VisionMaster Pro 2 is slightly scaled back from the Max but still delivers exceptional performance. It shares the same 3000 ISO lumen brightness and ProVision Engine 3000 found in the Max, offering a similar viewing experience in terms of brightness and image quality. Like the Max, the Pro 2 covers 110% of REC 2020 for high color accuracy and supports key features like Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced, and Filmmaker Mode, making it a strong contender for home theaters and professional use.

However, the Pro 2 omits the Dynamic IRIS system found in the Max, resulting in a slightly lower contrast ratio of 10,000:1. This reduction, in contrast, means that while the image quality is still high, the Pro 2 may not deliver the same level of depth in darker scenes as the Max. It also lacks the OpticFlex Lens System’s zoom and lens shifting, offering a fixed 1.2:1 throw ratio instead, which makes it a bit less flexible in terms of installation. This model is well-suited for cinephiles and gamers who want high brightness and color accuracy without needing the full suite of professional features.

VisionMaster Pro

A step down from the Pro 2 is the VisionMaster Pro, which also delivers 4K visuals but with a slightly lower brightness of 2,000 ISO lumens. This model forgoes some of the more advanced features, like the dynamic lens shifting found in the higher-end models. Nevertheless, it remains a solid choice for home theater enthusiasts looking for excellent image quality on a budget.

The VisionMaster Pro represents the middle ground in the series. It features the ProVision Engine 2500, which reduces brightness slightly to 2500 ISO lumens but retains the RGB triple laser light source for high-quality color reproduction. Like its higher-end counterparts, it supports Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced, and Filmmaker Mode, ensuring excellent image quality across a range of content.

With the same 10000:1 contrast ratio as the Pro 2, the Pro also omits the Dynamic IRIS system and lens shifting, providing a more straightforward setup process. Its 1.2:1 fixed throw ratio requires more careful placement, but it still offers 4K UHD resolution and high color accuracy for a wide projection size range. The Pro is ideal for users seeking a high-quality projector that balances performance and affordability. It is well-suited for general home theater setups where top-tier brightness and flexibility are less critical.

VisionMaster Plus 2

For more casual users, the VisionMaster Plus 2 is a more basic, yet still impressive 4K projection system. It has a 2000 ISO lumen RGB laser setup and a contrast ratio of 10,000:1, making it a good mid-range option for those who still want to enjoy 4K and high-definition content on a large screen. With a fixed 1.2:1 throw ratio and a lower contrast ratio of 10,000:1, it’s best suited for users who have controlled lighting and are focused on affordability without compromising too much on image quality.

VisionMaster Plus

At the entry-level, VisionMaster Plus is focused on affordability without compromising image quality. It uses the same lens as the Plus 2 but offers 1500 ISO lumens of brightness, which is still sufficient for darker home entertainment environments. It retains the core technology seen in the higher-end models, including the RGB triple laser light source and 4K UHD resolution, ensuring that it still delivers solid color accuracy and image clarity performance.

Conclusion

The Valerion VisionMaster Max is a powerhouse for those who seek uncompromised image quality, smart integration, and advanced features like HDR and Dolby Vision. The broader VisionMaster lineup ensures a model for every budget, making this series a versatile choice for anyone looking to upgrade their home theater setup.

The Valerion VisionMaster series offers a model for nearly every type of user, from high-end cinephiles and extreme gamers to those seeking a more budget-friendly option for casual home theater setups. The VisionMaster Max and Pro 2 cater to those looking for the highest levels of brightness, color accuracy, and flexibility, including professional environments. Meanwhile, the Pro, Plus 2, and Plus models offer solid performance for general home entertainment at more accessible price points.

For consumers seeking the ultimate home theater experience, the VisionMaster Max is a clear choice, with its full suite of professional features, while the Pro 2 provides similar performance at a slightly lower cost. The Plus 2 and Plus offer excellent value for more budget-conscious users while still delivering good 4K performance. Ultimately, the right choice depends on your specific needs, budget, and the environment in which the projector will be used.

For more details about the Valerion VisionMaster series, visit the official Valerion website.