Valerion 4K Projector: $5,000 and the Bad Sound Is 'Growth'
From the BBN segment “Valerion VisionMaster Max 4K Projector Review: Looks Great, Sounds OK”, cut down to under a minute.
From the BBN segment “Valerion VisionMaster Max 4K Projector Review: Looks Great, Sounds OK”, cut down to under a minute.
What BBN said on air. The facts are in the original report: Wired.
Hank LedgerThe Valerion VisionMaster Max four-K projector has superb blacks, great brightness and more adjustments than most people need, Wired says. The sound is only okay.
Rosa TicksMy hot take! Okay sound is a feature! You'll hear the dog, you'll hear the doorbell, you'll hear your own mother judging your movie choices!
Hank LedgerNot. Nobody has ever wanted to hear that.
Vera BullockEngadget says it costs five thousand dollars and calls that a lot more than rival models.
Vera BullockI say it's a premium listening-light experience, with room for the audio to grow into itself.
Hank LedgerHot. Because that is exactly how a press release would say it.
Rosa TicksHot?! She called a speaker problem a listening-light experience!
Hank LedgerIt's the confidence. Engadget's reviewer says most buyers will struggle to justify the price, and Vera just did it in one sentence.
Vera BullockThank you, Hank. That's growth.
Hank LedgerMy own take is the hottest. Skip the sound, skip the price, and just watch the blacks.
Hank LedgerI'd stare at a dark screen for an hour.