SHENZHEN, China – Home entertainment just leveled up. Dangbei, the rising star in smart projection technology, today unveiled its flagship S7 Ultra Max projector, boasting an industry-first liquid cooling system designed to deliver blockbuster performance without the blockbuster noise.
The S7 Ultra Max targets cinephiles tired of trade-offs between brightness, clarity, and fan noise. Traditional projectors often throttle performance to avoid overheating, but Dangbei’s proprietary "SilentFlux" liquid cooling promises sustained 4K UHD brilliance at a dazzling 3,200 ANSI lumens – even during five-hour Oppenheimer marathons.
Why Liquid Cooling Matters
"Projectors are essentially compact supercomputers beaming light," explains Dr. Li Wei, Dangbei’s Chief Engineer. "The S7 Ultra Max’s closed-loop coolant absorbs heat 30x faster than air, letting us push brightness 40% higher while halving fan noise." Early testers report whisper-quiet 22dB operation – quieter than a library whisper.
Key Features:
- 4K AI-Powered Clarity: Adaptive HDR10+ and MEMC motion smoothing
- Android TV 12: Native Netflix/Disney+/Prime support with voice remote
- 60-300" Screen Adjustment: Auto-focus, keystone correction, and obstacle avoidance
- Harman Kardon Audio: Dual 15W speakers with Dolby Atmos passthrough
- Gaming Ready: 240Hz mode at 1080p with 8ms input lag
Industry analysts note the timing is strategic. "With CES 2026 months away, Dangbei is seizing the initiative against XGIMI and BenQ," says TechInsight’s Maria Torres. "Liquid cooling could become the new battleground for premium projectors."
Pricing & Availability
The S7 Ultra Max launches at $1,899 (early-bird pre-orders at $1,599). Shipments begin September 30.
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Early Verdict:
While critics await thermal stress tests, Dangbei’s gamble on liquid cooling could redefine home theater expectations. As streaming services push into high-bitrate 4K, the S7 Ultra Max positions itself as the silent powerhouse ready to dominate living rooms – no earplugs required.
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