As we've discussed, the ASK C5 Compact and Proxima Ultralight LX1 are both virtually identical, so the difference in score can be attributed to manufacturer's accepted levels of variance. Their high level of performance combined with light weight and the lowest pricing in the group make either an excellent purchase, hence the Editors' Choice award. The Toshiba TLP651E appears as a poor candidate with the worst score in the review, but its price is, in part, due to the addition of a document camera, which some may find to be an attractive option. The Epson and Sharp projectors don't have this option, however, and don't offer a level of performance that is justified by their high pricing. This chart shows our assessment of the relative value for money for each of the products in this review.
Longer bars represent better value for money.
Products are sorted by price, with the highest price at the top. Where products have the same price, they are shown in alphabetical order. The resulting raw VFM scores are then made relative to the lowest-scoring product. To use the graph, first see which products fall within your chosen price range, by looking at the column of prices on the right. The best value product within that range is then the one with the longest bar.