About us
We compare 15 ultra short throw projectors so you can pick the right one in an evening, not a month.
Why does this site exist?
Shopping for an ultra short throw projector means decoding ISO lumens next to ANSI lumens, native contrast next to "dynamic" contrast, input lag figures quoted at 1080p for machines you will use in 4K, and bundles where the screen costs more than you thought, or nothing at all. Prices move every week, more so around Black Friday. Most of it is buried in product pages and spec sheets. We pull it into one place, check it against the brand's own US store, put a date on every price and score every projector with the same formula.
Who writes it?
Owen Whitaker is our editor, home theater projectors. He reads the product, specification, warranty and returns pages of 8 brands, checks the prices (last on November 13, 2026) and writes the reviews and guides with the editorial team. Write to him at [email protected].
How do we work?
- Facts come from the official product page, linked at the bottom of each review. Brightness, contrast, input lag and laser life are quoted from the brand.
- What a brand doesn't publish stays blank and scores low: a projector cannot win on silence.
- The scoring formula is public on our methodology page, with the tie-break that keeps every score different.
- Every review names the catch, and who should buy something else.
- How we are funded is explained in our affiliate disclosure.
Who publishes it?
Best UST Projector is published by Mint Technology LLC, a limited liability company organized under the laws of New Mexico, USA, 4405 Jager Dr NE, Ste C4-4375, Rio Rancho, NM 87144, USA.