What to know
- Samsung launches new Premiere 7 and Premiere 9 ultra-short throw projectors.
- Both models offer 4K resolution, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos sound.
- Prices start at $3,000 for Premiere 7 and $6,000 for Premiere 9.
Samsung is making waves in the home entertainment world with its latest offerings: the Premiere 7 and Premiere 9 projectors. These cutting-edge devices promise to transform living rooms into personal cinemas, without the need for a massive TV.
The new Premiere lineup boasts impressive specs that will make movie buffs and gamers alike sit up and take notice. Both models deliver crystal-clear 4K resolution, bringing every detail to life on screens up to 120 inches for the Premiere 7 and a whopping 130 inches for the Premiere 9.
But it’s not just about size. These projectors pack a punch when it comes to picture quality. The Premiere 7 offers 100% DCI-P3 color gamut coverage, while the Premiere 9 goes even further with 154% coverage. This means viewers can expect vibrant, true-to-life colors that pop off the screen.
Brightness is another key feature, with the Premiere 7 boasting 2,500 ISO lumens and the Premiere 9 shining even brighter at 3,450 ISO lumens. This ensures clear, vivid images even in well-lit rooms.
Sound hasn’t been forgotten either. The Premiere 7 comes with a 2.2-channel 30W speaker system, while the Premiere 9 ups the ante with a 2.2.2-channel 40W setup. Both feature Dolby Atmos technology for an immersive audio experience that matches the stunning visuals.
Samsung has also packed these projectors with smart features. Running on Tizen OS 7.0, users can access popular streaming apps like Netflix, Disney+, and YouTube directly from the projector. Gamers will appreciate the Samsung Gaming Hub, which allows for cloud gaming without the need for a separate console.
Setting up these projectors is a breeze thanks to their ultra-short throw design. Simply place them close to a wall, and you’re ready to enjoy a massive screen without complex installations or ceiling mounts.
The Premiere 7 and Premiere 9 are available now in the US, Canada, and China, with more countries to follow. Prices start at $3,000 for the Premiere 7 and $6,000 for the Premiere 9.
With these new projectors, Samsung is bringing the cinema experience home, proving that sometimes the best seat in the house is your own living room.
