Virelli V309 8K UHD LED Projector
The Virelli V309 is the range’s practical choice: the same 8K UHD LED engine as the flagship, in a smaller chassis that tops out at a 300-inch picture and adds the two connections a study or classroom actually asks for — a PC/RGB (VGA) input and a headphone output.
Think of it as the Virelli sized for the room you have rather than the one you wish you had: a 4.45-inch LCD panel, a 250 W LED rated for 30,000 hours, and the same lens shift, keystone and 25 dB fan as the V811.
In Brief
Where does it sit in the range? The compact model beneath the flagship V811.
How large a picture? 40 to 300 inches from a 1.5-4 m throw.
Price? $5,999 (USD), insured freight quoted for your address.
What does it add over the V811? A PC/RGB (VGA) input and a 3.5 mm headphone output.
Running cost? No lamp; the LED source is rated for 30,000 hours.
Noise? A 25 dB fan with advanced noise reduction.
The Compact Trade-Off, Explained
What you give up, and what you do not
Versus the V811 you trade the 5.7-inch panel for a 4.45-inch one, the 400-inch ceiling for 300, and two multimedia inputs for one. The 8K rating, the 8,000-lumen brightness, the 30,000-hour LED and the optics are unchanged.
Made for Laptops and Lecterns
VGA and headphones on board
The PC/RGB (VGA) input drives a laptop or desktop directly — the connector meeting rooms and classrooms still rely on — while a 3.5 mm headphone output covers private or late-night viewing without an external system.
Even, Quiet, Placed Easily
The picture behaves
Brightness uniformity above 97% keeps text crisp to the corners, and vertical lens shift with keystone squares the picture from a shelf or ceiling without moving the unit; the 25 dB fan stays out of the way of a lesson or a film.
Technical Specifications
| Resolution | 8K UHD, 7680 x 4320 |
| Brightness | 8,000 lumens (manufacturer rating) |
| Picture size | 40 in – 300 in |
| Throw distance | 1.5 m – 4 m |
| Panel | 4.45-inch LCD, 1-chip 1.0-inch HDTV ready |
| Light source | LED, 250 W, 9000 K, 30,000 h |
| Colour | 16.7 million, >97% uniformity |
| Lens shift / keystone | -25% to +150% / +/-15 deg |
| Fan | 25 dB, advanced noise reduction |
| Inputs | 2x HD, PC/RGB (VGA), 1x multimedia, AV, audio in, headphone out |
| Features | Smart TV ready, Plug & Play, 3D-optimized |
Frequently Asked Questions
V309 or V811 for me?
Take the V309 if 300 inches is enough and you want a VGA input in a smaller body; take the V811 for up to 400 inches on a larger panel.
Can it drive a laptop over VGA?
Yes — the PC/RGB (VGA) input joins the two HD inputs.
Is there a headphone output?
Yes, a 3.5 mm output on the side panel, alongside the audio input for external speakers.
Is 8,000 lumens an ANSI number?
No — it is the manufacturer’s rating.
Does the light source need replacing?
No; the LED is rated for 30,000 hours.
Same warranty as the flagship?
Yes — a 2-year factory-direct warranty and a 30-day home audition for residential buyers.
Tips Before You Buy
- Confirm 300 inches covers your wall before choosing it over the V811.
- Use VGA for a laptop or desktop, HD for a streaming stick or console.
- Square the picture with lens shift first, keystone second.
- Use the headphone output for quiet rooms.
- Feed native 4K/8K over HDMI for the cleanest image.
The Verdict
The V309 is the sensible-size Virelli: the flagship’s 8K engine and honest brightness, a 300-inch ceiling, and the VGA and headphone connections a home office or classroom needs — $5,999.
Choose it when the room, not the ambition, sets the screen size.
