7 Best Projector Shops in Singapore (2026)
Where to buy a projector and screen in Singapore: 7 shops and specialist retailers for home cinema, office and classroom setups, with showrooms to visit.
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AI image by LocalRankBuying a projector is harder than buying a television, because the result depends on your room, your wall and how much daylight gets in. That is why a shop with a showroom, or at least a clear local service offer, is worth more than a marketplace listing. This guide gathers seven Singapore sellers that stock projectors and screens for living rooms, offices and classrooms, from Sim Lim Square specialists to a mainstream electronics chain. Each was checked against its own website, and brands are mentioned only as those sites name them. Treat it as a shortlist to visit and compare rather than a ranking, and confirm opening days before you travel.
1. INNOVATIVE Projector
INNOVATIVE Projector runs a concept store on the fifth level of Sim Lim Square, and its website says the shop is open daily without appointments. The site describes demo units running on a real wall, and invites visitors to bring their own laptop or games console to test content. It also says shoppers can message a photo of their room on WhatsApp for advice on model and screen size, and describes a ten-day room-fit swap policy, so read the exact conditions before buying. The range listed spans portable, home cinema, ultra short throw and business projectors, plus manual, motorised, portable and ambient-light-rejecting screens, ceiling mounts and stands. A sensible first stop if you want to see several categories side by side.
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2. Singapore Projector (Professional Sound & Vision)
Trading online as Singapore Projector, Professional Sound & Vision describes itself as the projector specialist and keeps a shop in Sim Lim Square, with opening hours that its contact page gives as Monday to Saturday. Its catalogue is unusually broad: the site lists projectors for home theatre, portable and installation use, plus projection screens, AV carts, mounting solutions, document cameras, interactive flat panels and video-conferencing gear, from a long list of brands including Epson, BenQ, Optoma, Sony and Panasonic. That mix suits offices, schools and meeting rooms that need more than the projector itself. The company says it also handles bulk orders and technical support enquiries, so ask about both when you call.
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3. Projector Hub Singapore
Projector Hub Singapore, operated by VonexHub according to its own site, lists a showroom address in Paya Lebar Square. The homepage names Epson, ViewSonic, Optoma, Vivitek, BenQ and XGIMI among the projector brands it carries, alongside projection screens and visualisers. It positions itself for classrooms, boardrooms, home cinema and government procurement, which makes it one of the more education- and corporate-minded sellers on this list. Contact details on the site include a phone number, WhatsApp and an enquiry form for order questions, and the pages carry a 2026 copyright notice. Because the site does not state showroom hours, message ahead before making a special trip, especially if you want a particular model demonstrated in person.
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4. Big Shine Singapore
Big Shine Singapore describes itself as a supplier and installer of projection equipment for corporate clients, schools, religious groups and homeowners. Its website lists projectors from brands such as Epson, Optoma, Panasonic and BenQ, projector screens in motorised, fixed-frame, portable and ambient-light-rejecting formats, and also mentions lamp replacement, rental and logo projectors. The contact page gives weekday showroom hours and says collection happens at a separate warehouse, so check which address applies before you travel. Its news pages describe a logo projector installation completed in 2025, a useful sign of recent activity. This is a good fit if your project involves a hall, classroom or meeting room needing supply plus installation, rather than a single box carried home.
5. HomeEntertainment.sg
HomeEntertainment.sg bills itself as a home projector retailer and a home cinema specialist, with a showroom at Wheelock Place on Orchard Road. Its site puts particular emphasis on ultra short throw projectors and ambient-light-rejecting screens, the combination many apartment owners choose when they want a big picture without a long throw distance. It also lists complete home theatre systems, including speakers, subwoofers and receivers, plus karaoke and LED wall products, and says it offers local warranty and room-matched recommendations. WhatsApp is its main enquiry channel, so send your room dimensions and screen-size wish before visiting. It also appears in our home theatre installation guide, but this entry focuses on buying the projector and screen themselves, a different decision from commissioning a full cinema room.
6. HAP (Home Action Party)
HAP is a smart-home and audio-visual company that its own site says was established in 2014, and it sells home theatre projectors as part of wider system design. Its projector page lists Epson ultra short throw and long-throw home theatre models, with screens, audio and professional installation available alongside. The page names a showroom address in Ubi, while the homepage describes its experience centre as visit-by-appointment, so book before you go. Choose HAP if you want the projector chosen together with the speakers, receiver and control system rather than bought as a standalone box. Its site shows completed cinema-room projects, which helps you judge the installation side of the service before you commit to a package.
7. Courts
Courts is a mainstream electronics and furniture retailer with physical stores, and its online projector category lists models from brands including Epson, XGIMI and Hisense across home and portable use. The appeal here is convenience rather than specialist advice: you can browse the range online, find a branch through the store locator, and use the same delivery and customer-care channels as for other appliances. The company publishes a toll-free customer-care line and a web enquiry form. Because its stock covers fewer niche screen and mounting options than the Sim Lim Square specialists, it suits shoppers who want a straightforward projector from a large chain, rather than a custom screen, ceiling mount or classroom installation.
How to choose
- Start with the room, not the model. Note how much daylight reaches the wall, how far the projector can sit from it, and whether you want a ceiling mount. Sellers with a showroom or room-photo advice service, as several here describe, can narrow the choice faster than a spec sheet alone.
- Decide the main use first. A bedroom movie setup, a boardroom presentation and a classroom each reward different strengths, such as contrast, brightness or easy connection. Ask the shop which of its models it considers suited to your purpose, and what each trade-off is.
- Treat the screen as part of the purchase. A wall can work, but ambient-light-rejecting, motorised or portable screens change how the picture looks in a lit room. Ask whether the seller supplies and fits screens and mounts, and whether it will demonstrate the combination you are considering.
- Check the support terms in writing. Ask who handles warranty claims, whether the unit is a local-market model, and what the return or swap conditions are. Do not rely on a promise made in a message thread, and keep your invoice and model number together.
- Plan for the extras. Lamps or laser modules, ceiling mounts, HDMI cabling, wireless casting and speaker connection can all change the final setup. For schools, offices and venues, also ask about installation, procurement paperwork and rental options before comparing quotes, because those differ more than product ranges do.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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