Leica’s cheaper mini projector will still cost you $2,000.

For a fraction of Leica’s first $7,900 ultra-short throw projector, the new Cine Compact 1 is built around a triple RGB laser and 360-degree mount to project a 4K image onto walls and ceilings. The all-in-one projector runs the Linux-based VIDAA OS originally developed by Hisense which supports Netflix streaming, AirPlay, and Dolby Vision. Leica says brightness can hit “1,700 lumens,” but fails to say how they’re measured — shame, shame. [Image: That 360-degree rotation system makes it easy to project from almost any angle. https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/06/Leica-Cine-Compact-1.jpg?quality=90&strip=all]

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