PMA Research has published the highlights from its most-recent Projector Tracking Service report to the “Top-Selling Projectors” area of its website. For more than 25 years, the organization has collected monthly sell-through data from US projector dealers, retailers, web resellers and distributors. The Tracking Service family of monthly reports offers data and analysis on unit sales, true volume-weighted street prices and inventories of front projectors for these channels.
For 4K UHD home entertainment projector sales, Optoma took three of the top five spots in July. Optoma’s UHD50X, UHD30 and UHD60 came in first, second and fifth, respectively. ViewSonic’s PX747-4K came in third, and LG completed the 4K UHD Home Entertainment projector list with the HU70LA in the fourth spot.
In the Interactive projector segment, Maxell had a pair of projectors make it onto July’s “Top Five” list. The MP-TW4011 took top honors, and the MC-TW3011 came in fifth. Epson rounded out the interactive projector list with three BrightLink models. The BrightLink 695Wi, BrightLink 1485Fi and BrightLink 685Wi came in second, third and fourth, respectively.
Among the +5000-lumen, normal-throw, laser-phosphor projectors, Epson had two top-selling PowerLite models in July. Its L510U came in first, and the L610U came in fourth. Panasonic’s PT-RZ570 came in second, followed by NEC’s NP-P525UL in third. Sony rounded out this category with the VPL-PHZ10 in the fifth spot.
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