Best Black Friday projector deals 2025: everything we expect to see
Black Friday projector deals will return in November

Black Friday projector deals are still months away, but if last year's offers are anything to go by 2025's discounts could bring more home theatre enthusiasts into the fold for less. This technology is getting cheaper with every year, and as more brands jump on the trend competition gets livelier. I started to see prices falling just a touch further in the last wave of Black Friday offers, and with falling 4K prices and the introduction of more portable 'lifestyle projectors' those numbers could tick down a little more this November.
I've been tracking Black Friday for six years now, so I know when discounts will start rolling onto the shelves and where to look for the biggest offers. Not only that, but I'm constantly hunting for the best projectors on the market all year round. I'm rounding up everything I expect to see from this year's Black Friday projector deals right here, as well as the biggest offers I found last time around.
When will Black Friday projector deals start?
Black Friday projector deals will kick off on November 28 this year, but it's worth noting that we've consistently seen retailers offering their holiday discounts from the start of Thanksgiving week over the last few years. The last few years have even seen things kicking off from October at some stores.
Where will the best Black Friday projector deals be?
We've all seen this movie before when it comes to the location of the deals too: the below retailers are the ones we're noting down to check out as the usual suspects, and the below links are the usual pages to check out.
US:
Amazon: the best choice for first visits on a projector hunt
Best Buy: regularly price matches and has a great range
Dell: stockists of primarily Epson projectors but good for parts too
Samsung: the maker of the Premier line of projectors will offer price cuts
Newegg: known for its PC-focus but stocks well on projectors
Walmart: often price matches and has brick-and-mortar stores for collection
UK:
Amazon: should always be your first port of call for projector deals
Samsung: go straight to the source of the Premiere projector maker
Very: always a solid retailer option, and should have great deals this winter
Currys: the favourite UK tech retailer often has a great range
Argos: with the possibility of same-day delivery, Argos' stock can be hot
John Lewis: bag a generous warranty with your projector from John Lewis
Box: offers a wide range from a whole host of brands
Ebuyer: the PC specialist has a great stock list of projectors right now
What to expect from Black Friday projector deals in 2025
Projectors are in a period of change right now. Whereas they were previously exclusive to the home theatres of the mega-rich, these throwers are making their way into the living rooms, gardens, and backpacks of the mass market. Between super cheap 1080p devices at under $300 and high-end luxuries at nearly $20,000 there's plenty of scope in this landscape, making Black Friday projector deals particularly interesting.
That's because you could, feasibly, pick up a solid projector for as little as $300 when the sales hit hardest. Last year, I saw models like the Epson EpiqVision CO-W01 HD dropping as low as $299.99, and reductions in MSRPs in newer releases could see those numbers drift even further south. If you're happy with a slightly lower resolution, potentially sacrificing built-in streaming devices or speakers, I expect you'll have several different budget projectors to choose from this Black Friday.
4K is still a little more premium, but again - those prices are dropping fast. Upscaling projectors (a 1080p projector that uses a process called pixel shifting to output in 4K) are far cheaper than true 4K devices, often by thousands of dollars. This is where the market is shifting the most right now. Last year, BenQ and XGIMI's 2024 releases both dropped to rates much lower than one would have expected from the year before. The BenQ X300G and XGIMI Horizon Ultra both offer up UHD picture for $1,799 and $1,699 respectively at MSRP, but hit $1,199 / $1,3,59.99 over the course of Black Friday.
Considering you can get close to those numbers with an FHD device, that's an impressive value proposition.
The largest discounts in this year's Black Friday projector deals will be reserved for the true 4K beasts. These are the Sony Bravia Projector 8s of the world - massive home theatre throwers designed for specialists and enthusiasts for whom money is no object. These rigs can start at around $16,000, and a higher MSRP means more room to fall. Last year, the most expensive projector deal I highlighted came in at $5,000 and that was with a $1,000 saving. If you're willing to spend, discounts can easily hit four-figure territory in this arena.
Do projectors go on sale for Black Friday?
Like you wouldn't believe! Absolutely, as you can tell from this very page, we're not only versed and experienced in the Black Friday projector deals enough for you to take our word on it, but there are some highlights from last year's projector deals just below this.
Also, it won't only be protectors that go on sale for Black Friday, you should see discounts on all the accessories you need too, from screens to mounting units.
Are 4K projectors getting cheaper?
4K projectors were insanely expensive when they first landed on the shelves. Sony's first 4K model (and the first to hit the market) came in at over $20,000. Yeah. These days you'll find a 4K projector for around $1,000 - still pricey but far more affordable for the enthusiast upgrading from a cheaper 1080p model.
Last year's best Black Friday projector deals
Epson EpiqVision Flex CO-W01 HD projector | $369.99 $299.99 at Best Buy
Save $70 - You were limited to HD resolution here, but if you just wanted a cheap projector to get the job done, Best Buy had a fantastic price on the Flex CO-W01 last year. This was a return to a record-low price that popped onto the shelves a few times in the previous few months. That meant this model had never been cheaper.
Buy it if:
✅ You prioritize value over picture quality
✅ You still want solid brightness
✅ You already have a streaming stick
Don't buy it if:
❌ You want built-in streaming options
LG CineBeam PF510Q portable FHD projector | $599.99 $396.99 at Amazon
Save $203 - The previous year's 1080p portable LG CineBeam projector was at a brand new record-low price, dropping below $400 for the first time. This wasn't just the best price of 2024, it was the cheapest I'd seen so far.
Buy it if:
✅ You want a compact device
✅ You want iPhone support
✅ You need Netflix onboard
Don't buy it if:
❌ You need a built in audio system
Epson EpiqVision Flex CO-FH02 FHD projector | $549.99 $499.99 at Best Buy
Save $50 - The Epson EpiqVision CO-FH02 had only ever been cheaper than this $499.99 sale price once before - and that was back in May. That $475 record-low is extremely rare, whereas this $499.99 offer only appears every few weeks.
Buy it if:
✅ You want solid brightness
✅ You want an even bigger screen
✅ You need Netflix support
Don't buy it if:
❌ You want gaming-focused latencies
Dangbei Atom FHD projector | $899 $649 at Amazon
Save $250 - The Dangbei Atom was down to a record-low $649 price at Amazon last year, thanks to $250 off the $899 MSRP. That meant you were getting a solid 1080p laser projector for its cheapest rate yet - impressive considering this is regularly seen at its full price and savings had only just started to hit $700.
Buy it if:
✅ You want a subtle design
✅ You have a high enough placement spot
✅ Netflix is a priority
Don't buy it if:
❌ You want more powerful speakers
Optoma HZ40HDR 1080p projector | $885 $799 at Amazon
Save $86 - This 1080p Optoma projector was back down to its lowest price yet, with an $86 discount on the previous $885 sales price dropping us down to $799. This was a four-figure MSRP at the start of the year.
Buy it if:
✅ You need to fill a larger space
✅ HDR is a priority
✅ You have your own streaming stick
Don't buy it if:
❌ You need built-in streaming options
BenQ TK700 4K projector | $1,499 $999 at Amazon
Save $500 - The BenQ TK700 is a little older, but this was still the cheapest price it had ever seen. I'd only ever seen this model dip to $1,099 before, never breaching that $1,000 threshold. This was the first time we had a three-figure price tag on this 4K model, making for excellent value.
Buy it if:
✅ You want to stream and play games
✅ You have a 4K console
✅ HDR is a must
Don't buy it if:
❌ You don't need lower latencies
BenQ X300G 4K gaming projector | $1,399 $1,199 at Amazon
Save $200 - This was a $200 saving at first glance, but the BenQ X300G actually started life at $1,799 in March last year. This was the first time I'd seen those numbers roll down to $1,199, marking a record-low price.
Buy it if:
✅ You want a projector for consoles
✅ You have a smaller space to fill
✅ You also play on handhelds
Don't buy it if:
❌ You want the best 4K picture for streaming
Epson LS650 4K PRO-UHD Ultra Short Throw Laser Projector | $2,499.99 $1,799.99 at Best Buy
Save $700 - For a little cinema screen in your home, this model not only came with a major discount, but blends unobtrusively into most decor.
Buy it if:
✅ You want a sleek design
✅ You can about short-range picture quality
Don't buy it if:
❌ You play your movies loud (the fans can be a little noisy if you don't)
AWOL Vision LTV-2500 4K projector | $2,999 $1,999 at Amazon
Save $1000 - This AWOL Vision 4K projector should be on any big-spender's radar. The $3K device took a $1000 discount at Amazon, which was the lowest I'd seen since it dropped to $1,999 back over the holidays the year before.
Buy it if:
✅ You want high-end picture quality
✅ You want to watch during daylight
✅ You don't have a streaming stick
Don't buy it if:
❌ You want to play games
Sony VPLXW5000ES 4K projector | $5,999.99 $4,998 at Amazon
Save $1,300 - This was a big'un, but if you wanted one of the best 4K experiences on the even bigger screen this Sony model was the way to go. We'd previously seen this projector drop to $4,699 at Amazon, but this $1001.99 discount was still nothing to sniff at.
Buy it if:
✅ You're investing in a high-end setup
✅ You want true native 4K
✅ HDR is a must
Don't buy it if:
❌ This is your first projector
If you decide against the projector route, there are plenty of Black Friday TV deals on the horizon to take advantage of. We're rounding up everything we expect to see from Black Friday 75-inch TV deals as well as Black Friday QD-OLED deals as well.
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Managing Editor of Hardware at GamesRadar+, I originally landed in hardware at our sister site TechRadar before moving over to GamesRadar. In between, I've written for Tom’s Guide, Wireframe, The Indie Game Website and That Video Game Blog, covering everything from the PS5 launch to the Apple Pencil. Now, i'm focused on Nintendo Switch, gaming laptops (and the keyboards, headsets and mice that come with them), PS5, and trying to find the perfect projector.
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