Sixty-four projectors read in one morning. The Rs. 8,007 one states 20,000 lumens; so does the Rs. 22,999 one. The listings with thousands of ratings behind them state the smallest numbers on the shelf.
We read every projector Flipkart returned on its own search pages on 10 November 2026 - 64 listings - and sorted them by the brightness figure each one states in Flipkart's own spec field. The order came out backwards. A Rs. 8,007 projector states 20,000 lumens; so does the Rs. 22,999 ZEBRONICS that is the most expensive unit in the read. Portronics states 2,200 on a Rs. 5,699 model with 1,437 ratings behind it. That is Rs. 0.40 per claimed lumen against Rs. 2.59 - and the houses with the biggest rating pools print the smallest numbers.
Every price below was pulled from Flipkart on November 10, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Flipkart coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
25,000, 20,000, 18,000 and 14,000 lumens - stated by four listings between Rs. 6,718 and Rs. 11,001, resting between two and 175 ratings.
Rs. 11,001 against a stated Rs. 60,000, badged 82% — 2 ratings
Why it earned its spot the largest brightness figure anywhere in the read, on a pool of two ratings.
Rs. 8,007 against a stated Rs. 60,000, badged 87% — 175 ratings
Why it earned its spot the deepest discount badge and the largest multiple in the read, at a fifth the price of a listing claiming the same brightness.
Rs. 6,818 against a stated Rs. 9,999, badged 32% — 22 ratings
Why it earned its spot the shallowest badge among the big-claim listings, and the third-largest brightness figure here.
Rs. 6,718 against a stated Rs. 24,999, badged 73% — 2 ratings
Why it earned its spot a 3.72x claim and a five-figure brightness number, resting on two ratings.
Where four listings state exactly 8,400 lumens, four more state exactly Rs. 9,774, and fourteen titles name the same HY300 or HY320 body.
Rs. 3,474 against a stated Rs. 19,999, badged 83% — 165 ratings
Why it earned its spot one of four listings stating exactly 8,400 lumens, across three brand names.
Rs. 3,836 against a stated Rs. 6,399, badged 40% — 317 ratings
Why it earned its spot the same brand and the same stated brightness as pick 05, at a quarter of the reference price.
Rs. 3,653 against a stated Rs. 8,998, badged 59% — no rating published
Why it earned its spot the third 8,400-lumen listing, under a third brand name, with no rating at all.
Rs. 3,146 against a stated Rs. 9,774, badged 68% — 9 ratings
Why it earned its spot one of four listings stating the oddly specific Rs. 9,774.
Rs. 3,146 against a stated Rs. 9,774, badged 68% — 22 ratings
Why it earned its spot a different brand name at the identical price against the identical stated MRP.
Rs. 3,181 against a stated Rs. 9,774, badged 67% — 7 ratings
Why it earned its spot the fourth Rs. 9,774 listing, Rs. 35 dearer and one badge point shallower.
Rs. 3,133 against a stated Rs. 9,999, badged 69% — 1,465 ratings
Why it earned its spot the cheapest listing seated here, and one of the best-rated at the bottom of the shelf.
Rs. 3,772 against a stated Rs. 19,999, badged 81% — 1,975 ratings
Why it earned its spot a 5.30x claim with nearly two thousand ratings behind it.
Rs. 5,498 against a stated Rs. 21,999, badged 75% — 5,266 ratings
Why it earned its spot the largest rating pool in the entire read, by nearly three times.
ZEBRONICS, Egate, WZATCO and Portronics - six of the read's seven biggest rating pools, and the smallest brightness figures on the page.
Rs. 22,999 against a stated Rs. 59,999, badged 62% — 90 ratings
Why it earned its spot the most expensive projector in the read - and it states the same brightness as one selling for Rs. 8,007.
Rs. 7,990 against a stated Rs. 21,990, badged 64% — 1,864 ratings
Why it earned its spot 9,000 claimed lumens with 1,864 ratings behind it - a large claim that is also well evidenced.
Rs. 5,990 against a stated Rs. 21,990, badged 73% — 117 ratings
Why it earned its spot the cheapest rupee-per-claimed-lumen figure among the established houses.
Rs. 8,499 against a stated Rs. 28,799, badged 70% — 1,151 ratings
Why it earned its spot Rs. 1.70 per claimed lumen, backed by 1,151 ratings.
Rs. 4,999 against a stated Rs. 13,999, badged 64% — 1,105 ratings
Why it earned its spot the cheapest established-brand listing in the read, on 1,105 ratings.
Rs. 6,338 against a stated Rs. 15,299, badged 59% — 1,897 ratings
Why it earned its spot 1,897 ratings behind the second-smallest brightness claim on this page.
Rs. 5,699 against a stated Rs. 18,399, badged 69% — 1,437 ratings
Why it earned its spot the smallest brightness claim seated here, and the most expensive claimed lumen on the shelf.
Flipkart runs card and coupon offers that change by day, card and basket, and this read was made logged out, so no bank discount is included in any price here. Ignore the lumen figure - nothing on this shelf states ANSI lumens, and listings nearly three times apart in price print the same number. Check the rating count, not just the stars: eleven listings publish none, the median pool is 90, and the two largest brightness claims rest on two ratings each. Read "4K Support" as an input specification, not a display one - several titles here pair it with a stated native resolution of 720p. Look for a shared model number such as HY300 or HY320, which appears in 14 of these 64 titles under ten brand names. And check the warranty and return window before ordering, which this read did not check.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reysol, Rs. 11,001 — states 25,000 lumens, on 2 ratings | Rs. 11,001 | Rs. 60,000 | 82% |
| Reysol, Rs. 8,007 — states 20,000 lumens, a 7.49x claim | Rs. 8,007 | Rs. 60,000 | 87% |
| Maizic CineCast Pro, Rs. 6,818 — states 18,000 lumens | Rs. 6,818 | Rs. 9,999 | 32% |
| KRISONS Razor-005, Rs. 6,718 — states 14,000 lumens, on 2 ratings | Rs. 6,718 | Rs. 24,999 | 73% |
| Maizic 150-inch, Rs. 3,474 — one of four stating exactly 8,400 lm | Rs. 3,474 | Rs. 19,999 | 83% |
| Maizic CineGo Max, Rs. 3,836 — 8,400 lm, badged 40% | Rs. 3,836 | Rs. 6,399 | 40% |
| Supercams square projector, Rs. 3,653 — 8,400 lm, unrated | Rs. 3,653 | Rs. 8,998 | 59% |
| EarShades HY-300, Rs. 3,146 — one of four stating Rs. 9,774 | Rs. 3,146 | Rs. 9,774 | 68% |
| VYNEX, Rs. 3,146 — same price, same stated MRP, different brand | Rs. 3,146 | Rs. 9,774 | 68% |
| Truecode HY300, Rs. 3,181 — the fourth Rs. 9,774 listing | Rs. 3,181 | Rs. 9,774 | 67% |
| Offtrot 720p, Rs. 3,133 — the cheapest seated here, 1,465 ratings | Rs. 3,133 | Rs. 9,999 | 69% |
| Shopexo HY300, Rs. 3,772 — 1,975 ratings, badged 81% | Rs. 3,772 | Rs. 19,999 | 81% |
| TOPPRO HY320, Rs. 5,498 — 5,266 ratings, the biggest pool here | Rs. 5,498 | Rs. 21,999 | 75% |
| ZEBRONICS Pixaplay 68, Rs. 22,999 — dearest, and also states 20,000 lm | Rs. 22,999 | Rs. 59,999 | 62% |
| Egate Atom 3X, Rs. 7,990 — 9,000 lm on 1,864 ratings | Rs. 7,990 | Rs. 21,990 | 64% |
| WZATCO Yuva Go, Rs. 5,990 — 9,000 lm at Rs. 0.67 a claimed lumen | Rs. 5,990 | Rs. 21,990 | 73% |
| ZEBRONICS Pixaplay 24, Rs. 8,499 — 5,000 lm on 1,151 ratings | Rs. 8,499 | Rs. 28,799 | 70% |
| ZEBRONICS PixaPlay 72 Plus, Rs. 4,999 — 4,000 lm, 1,105 ratings | Rs. 4,999 | Rs. 13,999 | 64% |
| ZEBRONICS Zeb-QLP 5, Rs. 6,338 — 3,700 lm on 1,897 ratings | Rs. 6,338 | Rs. 15,299 | 59% |
| Portronics Beem 440, Rs. 5,699 — 2,200 lm, the smallest claim here | Rs. 5,699 | Rs. 18,399 | 69% |
Each selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, star average, rating count and Maximum Brightness figure on this page came from the window.__INITIAL_STATE__ JSON flipkart.com's own search pages serve, read on 10 November 2026, logged out, from India, with nothing bought and no bank offer or coupon applied. The read returned 64 distinct projector listings. Every median, range, multiple and count quoted is computed over those 64, not over the 20 seated.
Where this page says a listing costs Rs. 0.40 per claimed lumen, that is its selling price divided by the number it states in Flipkart's Maximum Brightness field. It is a way of putting two published numbers beside each other, not a measurement and not a performance score. We did not switch on, project or measure anything. A projector whose figure is stated generously will look cheap by this arithmetic, which is exactly the point being illustrated.
This page does not allege that any brightness number or any reference price here is untrue, and it makes no accusation against Flipkart or any brand or seller named. What it reports is that these are the sellers' own published fields; that ANSI lumens - the measured, cross-comparable standard - is not what these fields state; and that when a Rs. 8,007 listing and a Rs. 22,999 listing both print 20,000, the two numbers cannot be describing the same measured quantity. Which of them is closer to it is not something this read can determine.
Fourteen of the 64 listing titles contain "HY300" or "HY320" under ten different brand names, and four listings under three brand names state the identical Rs. 9,774. Both findings come from Flipkart's own published title and price fields rather than from any inference about who manufactures what. Differing rating counts - 9, 2, 22 and 7 on the Rs. 9,774 group - confirm these are separate listings, not one tile repeated.
Rating pools on this shelf run from none at all to 5,266, with a median of 90. Eleven of the 64 listings publish no rating at all. A 2.5-star average on two ratings and a 4.0-star average on 5,266 are not the same claim, so this page prints the count every time and renders a star figure only where the pool is a thousand or more.
This is a price and published-spec read. Brightness, contrast, native resolution, colour accuracy, throw distance, fan noise, lamp life and build quality are not assessed on this page. "4K Support", "Native 1080P" and "150 inch" are quoted from the listings' own titles and are unverified by us - note in particular that "4K support" customarily describes what a projector will accept as an input, not what it displays. On a shelf running from Rs. 1,447 to Rs. 22,999, those are exactly the differences a price page cannot see. Read the live listing's full specification, and the reviews, before buying.
Across 64 distinct projector listings read on 10 November 2026 from Flipkart's own search data, prices ran from Rs. 1,447 to Rs. 22,999 with a median of Rs. 4,999. Discount badges ran from 32% to 87%, median 68%. The established houses in the read - ZEBRONICS, Egate, WZATCO, Portronics - had a median price of Rs. 7,740, against Rs. 3,818 for the rest. One caution on the floor of that range: the Rs. 1,447 listing is a "Galaxy Projector Night Light", not a video projector. Prices change constantly - check the live listing before buying.
This page cannot answer that, and it does not allege that any stated figure is false. What it can show you is the context. Flipkart's Maximum Brightness field on this shelf contains 25,000 on a Rs. 11,001 listing, 20,000 on a Rs. 8,007 one, and the identical 20,000 on the Rs. 22,999 ZEBRONICS that is the most expensive projector in the entire read. Meanwhile Portronics states 2,200 lm on a Rs. 5,699 projector carrying 1,437 ratings, and ZEBRONICS states 3,700 lm on a Rs. 6,338 one carrying 1,897. The key technical point is that ANSI lumens - the measured, standardised figure that lets you compare two projectors - is not what these fields state, and an unqualified "lumen" number has no agreed test behind it. Two listings nearly three times apart in price printing the same number cannot both be describing the same measured quantity. Treat the figure as marketing copy and read the reviews and the return policy instead.
Because many of them name the same chassis. "HY300" or "HY320" appears in 14 of the 64 listing titles in this read, under ten different brand names - Truecode, TOPPRO, VistaraQ, Nexila, Shopexo, Amit, EarShades, GUOCHAO, OnlyU and NEXLIVA - selling between Rs. 3,146 and Rs. 5,498, and their listing photographs show the same white cylinder-on-a-stand body. Four listings under three of those names also state the identical, oddly specific reference price of Rs. 9,774, and three of the four sell at exactly Rs. 3,146. Their rating counts differ - 9, 2, 22 and 7 - so these are genuinely separate listings. This page reports the pattern from Flipkart's own title and price fields and does not speculate about who makes what.
Not on this shelf. A badge is the distance between the selling price and a reference price the seller states, so it moves with that stated figure rather than with the projector. The deepest badge here, 87%, sits on a Rs. 8,007 listing claiming a stated Rs. 60,000 - a 7.49x claim. The shallowest seated here, 32%, sits on a Rs. 6,818 listing stating Rs. 9,999. Ten listings in the read state exactly Rs. 19,999 and sell anywhere between Rs. 2,995 and Rs. 5,070. Nothing here suggests any stated MRP is false - setting a reference price above the selling price is ordinary retail practice. Compare the rupee price and the rating pool instead.
Ignore the lumen number - it is not stated in ANSI lumens anywhere on this shelf and listings nearly three times apart in price print the same figure. Check the rating count, not just the stars: eleven listings here publish none at all, the median pool is 90, and several of the biggest brightness claims rest on two ratings. Read "4K Support" carefully - it customarily means the projector will accept a 4K input, not that it displays one; several titles here pair it with a stated native resolution of 720p. Look at the native resolution and the throw distance, which are the figures that decide whether a picture is usable in your room. And check the return window and warranty before ordering, which this read did not check. Nothing on this page was switched on, projected or measured.


















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