6 best-selling projectors on Amazon that are good enough for movie night by Brandt Ranj on Jun 28, 2018, 3:45 PM The Insider Picks team writes about stuff we think you'll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships, so we get a share of the revenue from your purchase. 
If you're serious about turning your home theater into a home theater, you're going to need a projector. Although they're smaller than a TV, projectors can "throw" a screen that's hundreds of inches. Our guides on the best home and pico (tech speak for small) projectors can help point you in the right direction, but new models come out so often that we can't always keep up. So we're turning to Amazon's best-sellers list for help. We looked through the top 50 projectors that Amazon shoppers like and plucked the best ones from the bunch to recommend to you. These six projectors all have different features that help them stand out from the crowd. Whether you want a portable projector, or need one with a better-than-HD resolution, you'll find what you're looking for here. Below you'll find the six best-selling projectors on Amazon that are worth your money. SEE ALSO: 10 best-selling battery packs that Amazon customers swear by to recharge their tech on the go SEE ALSO: 10 best-selling portable Bluetooth speakers that Amazon shoppers love Epson VS250  Amazon rating: 4.4 out of 554 reviews This projector's 800 x 600 resolution might be a little low for cinephiles, but it's a good budget-friendly pick for the average person. It can throw a 350-inch image on a surface from 30 inches away, has an HDMI port for media streamers, component inputs (red, yellow, and white ports) for older tech like DVD players, and a USB port to play videos and images from a flash drive.
Optoma HD143X  Amazon ratings: 4.3 out of 1,263 reviews If you're more serious about video watching, Optima's projector does throw full 1080P video on a screen up to 300 inches in size. It only has HDMI ports, though, so you can only connect modern game consoles and media streamers to it. Although it doesn't have built-in speakers, it does have an "audio out" port, so you can plug a pair into it instead of setting up a whole audio system.
Anker Nebula Capsule  Amazon rating: 4.2 out of 186 reviews Anker's Nebula Capusle is another non-HD projector, but it makes up for its lower resolution by being portable, thanks to a built-in battery. You can take the Nebula with you wherever you go and turn any surface into a 100-inch screen for up to four hours, which is a huge plus if you really want to have a serious movie night on a camping trip. Although it has a USB and HDMI port, the Nubula actually runs Android, so you can stream video from Netflix, Hulu, or other popular services without plugging anything into it.
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