- Sony is bringing its projectors to the United Kingdom and Europe
- He stopped sales in March 2025, citing EU trade and export restrictions
- Sony Bravia’s projector 7 will be added to the United Kingdom alignment/EU
Sony has announced its return to the United Kingdom projectors and Europe and even says that a new 4K projector is approaching.
Little more than two months after announcing that the United Kingdom and Europe projectors will leave, Sony has announced that its Bravia projectors will return to the region.
Sony, whose projectors are among the best 4K projectors, previously cited the EU export and trade restrictions that comply with the sanctions imposed on Russia and Belarus for the invasion of Ukraine of Russia as a reason why it had to retire from the market.
He now says that the amendments to these same export regulations by the EU mean that they can resume the sending of its projectors in the United Kingdom and Europe.
But, not only returns with its current alignment, which consists of Sony Bravia projector (which won 4.5 stars of 5 in our review) and the Sony Bravia Projector 9: It is bringing the Sony Bravia projector 7, previously published in the United States, with it.
The Sony Bravia 7 projector
The Sony Bravia Projoror 7 (VPL-XW5100), previously announced in April 2025 for the USA and other markets, excluding the United Kingdom and the EU, uses the Sony XR processor: the same used in the Bravia Step-Up 9 and 8 projectors.
Use a laser and admit a native 4K resolution, fueled by a native SXRD engine of 3 chips and 4K. It will produce 2,200 brightness lumens and support the XR dynamic tone mapping, deep and processes black for improved colors.
The Bravia 7 projector will also be equipped with HDMI 2.1 ports that admit 4K, 120Hz and automatic latency mode for games.
Prices for the 7th Projector of Bravia (not even in the USA), but its predecessor, the VPL-XW5000, launched to £ 5,999, so probably will probably be more expensive than this. It is ready for launch in the summer of 2025.
A welcome return
Sony projectors over the years have been constantly among the best projectors, and it was a real pity when Sony announced their decision to retire from the United Kingdom market/EU.
But, upon returning, it offers fans not only more options in the middle market to the premium market, but a brand that recognize: also access to some very good reference degree projectors!
At a time when brands seem In fact Suffer), Seeing Sony Return is a very necessary good news.
