Projectors & TVs
The display sets the scale of a home theater. Choosing between a TV and a projector depends mostly on how much you can control room light, how far you sit and how big an image you want.


Best Projector Mounts
The best projector mounts for home theaters. Compare ceiling and wall mounts for stable, precise placement and a perfectly aligned image.

Best ALR Projector Screens
Compare the best ALR projector screens for bright rooms. Ambient light rejecting material keeps contrast strong when you cannot fully darken a space.

Best Projectors
Find the best home theater projectors for apartments and dedicated rooms. Compare brightness, throw distance, and picture quality for big-screen movie nights.

Best 4K Projectors
Compare the best 4K projectors for home theaters. Get sharp Ultra HD detail on a big screen with the right brightness, contrast, and HDR support.

Best Projector Screens
The best projector screens for home theaters. Compare fixed-frame, motorized, and gain options to get a brighter, sharper big-screen picture.

Best 4K TVs
Compare the best 4K TVs for home theaters. Find sharp Ultra HD picture quality, strong contrast, and gaming features for apartments and media rooms.

Best OLED TVs
The best OLED TVs for home theaters. Enjoy perfect blacks, infinite contrast, and cinematic picture quality in light-controlled media rooms.

Best Portable Projectors
Compare the best portable projectors for apartments, backyards, and travel. Get a big-screen picture from a compact, easy-to-move design.

Best Full-Motion TV Mounts
Compare the best full-motion TV mounts with smooth swivel, tilt and extension, letting you angle your screen to any seat for the ideal viewing position.

Best Outdoor Projector Screens
Outdoor screens judged on 80 to 120 inch sizing against real throw distance, stand stability in wind, surface flatness, and packing without permanent creases.

Best Inflatable Projector Screens
Inflatable screens compared on 14ft to 24ft widths versus projector output, continuous blower noise and power, one-piece setup, rear projection and anchoring.
How to choose
- Size the screen to your seating distance rather than the wall.
- Choose a bright TV for rooms with daylight and a projector for dark rooms.
- Look for 4K with HDR support, ideally Dolby Vision or HDR10+.
- Check mounting options and viewing height before buying.
Common questions
How big a TV do I need for my room?
For immersive viewing, divide your seating distance in inches by about 1.2. For more relaxed viewing, divide by 1.5 to 2. A 9 ft seat suits roughly a 65-90 inch screen.
Do I need a projector screen or can I use a wall?
A proper screen, especially ambient light rejecting material, noticeably improves brightness, contrast and uniformity compared with a painted wall.