The VAVA Chroma takes on the TV heavyweights again with a new and improved ultra-short throw projector for $2,899 via Indiegogo. Not to be outdone, VAVA, the upstart California based company is ...
This is Vava, a 4K definition Ultra Short Throw (UST) home theater projector retailing for $2,700. For those of you not familiar with the term, UST refers to “throw distance”—the amount of space you ...
A movie theater experience at home for thousands of dollars less! Let’s be honest, we’ve all dreamed of having that big screen movie theater experience at home. While today’s big screen TV’s have ...
Californian tech company Vava has today launched its sixth crowdfunding campaign, this time hoping to attract home cinema lovers with a 4K ultra-short-throw laser projector rocking a Harman Kardon ...
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. My TV is officially too small. That's the first thing I learned after turning on the Vava 4K laser projector in my front room. The second ...
California company Vava is back with another crowdfunded product, this one a laser projector featuring a tiple-laser RGB light source, Harman Kardon audio, and the promise of true 4K Ultra HD ...
A movie theater experience at home for thousands of dollars less! Let’s be honest, we’ve all dreamed of having that big screen movie theater experience at home and while today’s TV’s have given us a ...
Super Bowl LVI is coming on February 13th, and maybe you’ve been searching for a 4K laser projector to watch the big game. Or maybe, like us, you don’t give two nickels about the big game and want a ...
If you buy something through this post, IGN may get a share of the sale. For more, read our Terms of Use. There’s a projector trend over the past couple years that ...
While looking for a bright 4k UST projector for the last few months, I couldn't help but notice Vava getting a flood of previews that are so gushing as to feel sketchy. Would be interesting to know if ...
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