Zebronics' new smart projection options reshape home entertainment

Two new smart LED projectors have entered the market, positioned for users looking to upgrade living-room viewing without shifting to traditional televisions. The models, PixaPlay 38 and PixaPlay 75, focus on large-screen projection, updated connectivity and support for higher-resolution formats.

Large display sizes and flexible placement

The PixaPlay 38 offers a projection size of up to 635 cm. It includes a 90-degree tilt mechanism, which adjusts viewing angles in varied room layouts. The company states that the feature aims to reduce glare and discomfort during longer viewing sessions.

Its LED lamp output is rated at 12,000 lumens, intended to maintain clarity in well-lit spaces. The lamp has an estimated lifespan of 30,000 hours. The projector supports 4K UHD content and includes Bluetooth v5.4, HDMI (ARC), dual-band Wi-Fi and two USB ports.

Smart features for connected homes

The PixaPlay 75 supports projection sizes up to 508 cm. It includes 4K support and Wi-Fi 6, and runs on Android 13. The model has a rated brightness of 4,600 lumens and a 3,000:1 contrast ratio, which is expected to deliver clearer visuals in moderate lighting conditions. The device is positioned for films, gaming and streaming use.

Broader focus on design and accessibility

The company behind the projectors operates across audio, video, IT, gaming peripherals, mobile accessories, smart home products, power solutions and surveillance. According to the organisation, its approach is shaped by a focus on design, performance and affordability. Its stated values include excellence, quality and reliability, supported by internal testing processes.

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