
BRAVIA Projector 7
BRAVIA Projector 7 is Sony’s current entry into the premium native-4K SXRD range, pairing a 2,200-lumen laser source with the XR Processor for projector.
Sony’s current BRAVIA Projector range combines native 4K SXRD with XR image processing. We cover it as an important reference and owner-support platform.

BRAVIA Projector 7 is Sony’s current entry into the premium native-4K SXRD range, pairing a 2,200-lumen laser source with the XR Processor for projector.

Projector 8 adds 2,700 lumens, a 70 mm Advanced Crisp-Focused lens, powered lens memories and 4K120 to Sony’s native-4K SXRD platform.

Projector 9 is Sony’s flagship conventional residential projector, combining 3,400 lumens, native 4K SXRD and the XR Processor with a substantial motorised ACF lens.
Sony's 10,000-lumen native-4K SXRD flagship for very large private cinemas, with 100% DCI-P3 coverage and support for signals up to 4K120.
Sony's current BRAVIA Projectors use native 4K SXRD panels, avoiding a pixel-shift step and combining that architecture with Sony's XR processing approach.
XR Dynamic Tone Mapping, XR Deep Black and XR Clear Image make Sony's internal processing an important part of the proposition rather than treating the projector as a simple display endpoint.
Projector 7, 8 and 9 differ in output and optical capability. Throw, lens shift, screen ratio and the need for powered memories should be checked against the room before deciding between them.
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