A home projector in Singapore now costs S$369 for a battery-powered Google TV model and S$3,999 for a 4K ultra-short-throw laser. We checked eight models at Harvey Norman, COURTS and Hisense's own store on 15 October 2026, including the COURTS code that takes up to S$200 off.
A 100-inch screen now costs less than a mid-range TV, if you pick the right projector for your room.
> Quick view: cheapest is the XGIMI Vibe One at S$369; most good home projectors run S$699-S$2,399. The catch: portable models make 400-700 lumens, so they need a dark room.
PRICE: S$369 at Harvey Norman (was S$399) and the same at COURTS, checked 15 October 2026.WHAT YOU GET: a 1.4kg 1080p projector with Google TV and licensed Netflix, auto setup, 3W speakers and an ambient light mode with 8 colours. The battery gives up to 1.2 hours of video or 4 hours as a Bluetooth speaker, so plan on plugging it in for a full movie.BEST FOR: a bedroom ceiling, a kid's room or a first projector to try before spending more.FINE PRINT: it is the dimmest pick here, so use it after dark with the curtains drawn.
S$369 at Harvey Norman (was S$399); COURTS also S$369. Retailer markdown, no end date published.
PRICE: S$699 at both Harvey Norman and COURTS on 15 October 2026.WHAT YOU GET: 400 ISO lumens, 1080p, Google TV with licensed Netflix and dual 3W speakers in a 1.18kg body. The built-in stand flips the lens up, so you can throw a picture onto a wall or the ceiling without a tripod, up to 150 inches.BEST FOR: renters who want a real smart projector without mounting anything.FINE PRINT: there is no battery, so it needs a power point nearby.
S$699 at Harvey Norman and COURTS (same price at both, checked 15 Oct 2026).
PRICE: S$769 at Harvey Norman (was S$899) and COURTS, checked 15 October 2026. The navy EF-62 version is S$1,029.WHAT YOU GET: Epson's 3LCD laser engine with 700 lumens of both white and colour brightness, Full HD up to 150 inches, built-in Google TV and Bose speakers.WHY 3LCD: single-chip projectors can show weaker colours in bright scenes; Epson rates colour and white light equally.BEST FOR: movie nights where colour matters more than size.FINE PRINT: no battery.
S$769 at Harvey Norman (was S$899), S$130 off; COURTS also S$769. No end date published.
PRICE: S$869 at Harvey Norman (was S$949) and COURTS on 15 October 2026. The bundle with the PowerBase floor stand is S$1,099 at Harvey Norman.WHAT YOU GET: 1080p, 450 ISO lumens, Google TV with licensed Netflix and Harman Kardon speakers in a 1.31kg cylinder. The battery runs up to 2.5 hours, or up to 5 hours on the PowerBase stand, enough for a full film at a chalet or a beach picnic.BEST FOR: people who move the projector between rooms or take it out.FINE PRINT: like every portable here, it needs a dim space.
S$869 at Harvey Norman (was S$949); COURTS also S$869. MoGo 4 + PowerBase stand bundle S$1,099.
PRICE: S$879 at COURTS, in stock on 15 October 2026. Add code GET at checkout for S$50 off (min. S$799 spend); projectors are not on the code's exclusion list.WHAT YOU GET: 3,000 lumens of white and colour brightness, Full HD 3LCD, a picture up to 391 inches, and an Android TV dongle with Chromecast built-in. At 2.6kg it still moves between rooms.WHY IT MATTERS: that is four to seven times the brightness of the portable picks, so daytime football with the blinds half open is realistic.FINE PRINT: it is a lamp projector with a fan you will hear in quiet scenes.
S$879 at COURTS; code GET takes S$50 off min. S$799 spend (online only, while stocks last).
Code: GET
PRICE: S$1,799 at COURTS, in stock on 15 October 2026. Code GET takes S$100 off a spend of S$1,399 or more, so it should come to about S$1,699.WHAT YOU GET: 4K PRO-UHD (Epson's pixel-shift 4K), 2,800 lumens, a 200,000:1 contrast ratio and Android TV, with a lamp life of up to 7,500 hours in eco mode.BEST FOR: a living room setup that does movies and console gaming on a big wall.FINE PRINT: pixel-shift is not native 4K, and you will want a proper screen to get the most from it.
S$1,799 at COURTS; code GET takes S$100 off min. S$1,399 spend, about S$1,699 (online only, while stocks last).
Code: GET
PRICE: S$2,399 at Harvey Norman (was S$2,599) and at COURTS on 15 October 2026. At COURTS, code GET takes S$200 off a spend of S$2,299 or more, so it should come to about S$2,199. The Pro is S$3,199 and the Max S$3,899 at both stores.WHAT YOU GET: 4K with an RGB triple-laser engine, 3,200 ISO lumens, 20,000:1 contrast, IMAX Enhanced, Dolby Vision and HDR10+, plus optical zoom, so you can size the picture without moving the 4.8kg unit.BEST FOR: a proper home cinema without a ceiling mount.FINE PRINT: it is a living-room box, not a portable.
S$2,399 at Harvey Norman (was S$2,599) and COURTS; at COURTS, code GET takes S$200 off min. S$2,299 spend.
Code: GET
PRICE: S$4,999 on Hisense's own store (U.P. S$7,999) on 15 October 2026, and the product page adds a S$1,000 'Official Discount' at checkout, so it comes to S$3,999. An ALR screen is optional: +S$1,000 for 100 inches or +S$2,000 for 120 inches.WHAT YOU GET: a 4K ultra-short-throw laser that sits a few centimetres from the wall, 2,500 lumens, an 80-150 inch picture, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, 3 HDMI with eARC and Wi-Fi 6E. Hisense includes free delivery, free assembly and a 3-year onsite warranty.BEST FOR: replacing a TV with a 100-inch-plus picture.FINE PRINT: you can see it first at the partner showroom at Wheelock Place, by appointment.
S$3,999 on hisense.sg: S$4,999 list (U.P. S$7,999) less a S$1,000 Official Discount at checkout; free delivery, assembly and 3-year onsite warranty.
| Projector | Type | Brightness | Price | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XGIMI Vibe One | 1080p portable | Not stated | S$369 | Up to 1.2 hrs |
| XGIMI Elfin Flip Plus | 1080p portable | 400 ISO lumens | S$699 | No |
| Epson EF-61 | 1080p 3LCD laser | 700 lumens | S$769 | No |
| XGIMI MoGo 4 | 1080p portable | 450 ISO lumens | S$869 | Up to 2.5 hrs |
| Epson CO-FH02 | 1080p 3LCD | 3,000 lumens | S$879 (S$829 with GET) | No |
| Epson EH-TW6250 | 4K PRO-UHD 3LCD | 2,800 lumens | S$1,799 (~S$1,699 with GET) | No |
| XGIMI Horizon 20 | 4K triple laser | 3,200 ISO lumens | S$2,399 (~S$2,199 with GET) | No |
| Hisense PT1 | 4K UST laser | 2,500 lumens | S$3,999 | No |
COURTS' online code GET gives S$50 off S$799, S$100 off S$1,399, S$150 off S$1,899, S$200 off S$2,299 and S$300 off S$2,999. Its terms exclude TVs, printers and several brands, but projectors, Epson projectors and XGIMI are not on the list. It is online only, while stocks last, and it cannot be combined with other vouchers or items already marked as sitewide discounts, so confirm the deduction in your cart before paying.
Prices were read on 15 October 2026 from Harvey Norman's product pages, COURTS' product pages (all eight retail picks showed as in stock) and Hisense's own online store. Specifications come from the brands' own pages at XGIMI, Epson Singapore and Hisense Singapore. Retail markdowns have no published end date and can change within days, so check the link before you buy.
On 15 October 2026, smart 1080p projectors cost S$369 (XGIMI Vibe One) to S$879 (Epson CO-FH02) at Harvey Norman and COURTS. 4K models started at S$1,799 (Epson EH-TW6250) and S$2,399 (XGIMI Horizon 20), and the Hisense PT1 ultra-short-throw laser was S$3,999 on Hisense's own store after its S$1,000 official discount.
Yes, if it is bright enough. Aim for about 2,500 lumens or more, such as the Epson CO-FH02 (3,000 lumens), EH-TW6250 (2,800), XGIMI Horizon 20 (3,200 ISO) or Hisense PT1 (2,500), and close the blinds partly. Portable models at 400-700 lumens look washed out in daylight and are best after dark.
COURTS' online code GET gives S$50 off a S$799 spend, rising to S$300 off S$2,999. Projectors are not on its exclusion list (TVs and printers are), so it should work on the Epson CO-FH02, EH-TW6250 and XGIMI Horizon 20. It is online only, while stocks last, and cannot be combined with other vouchers.
Of the picks here, the XGIMI MoGo 4 lasts the longest at up to 2.5 hours on its own and up to 5 hours on the PowerBase stand (S$1,099 as a bundle at Harvey Norman). The XGIMI Vibe One runs up to 1.2 hours of video. The Elfin Flip Plus and Epson EF-61 have no battery.
