AWOL Vision Aetherion Max 3,300-Lumen 4K Laser TV for Home Cinema
- 3,840 × 2,160 4K UHD Resolution · 16:9
- 60,000:1 Contrast · HDR
- 3,300 ISO lumens Light & noise
- UST · TR 0.2:1 Lens
- AirPlay 2 Smart features
- Google TV Smart features
- Dolby Vision Picture
- IMAX Enhanced Picture
- 1 ms input lag Gaming
- RGB triple laser Light source
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Description

AWOL Vision Aetherion Max
- 6,000:1Contrast
- 21–49 cmThrow distance
- 4K UHDResolution · 3840 × 2160
- 3,300ANSI lumens
AWOL Vision Aetherion Max – 4K RGB laser TV with Dolby Vision for your living room cinema
The AWOL Vision Aetherion Max brings a true home cinema experience into your living room: RGB Pure Triple Laser, 3,300 ISO lumens and Dolby Vision produce a colour-accurate, high-contrast image on screen sizes from 80". The unit stands on a TV cabinet directly in front of the wall, with no ceiling mounting or cable ducts. Google TV, AirPlay 2, Chromecast and Miracast are included out of the box.
Key benefits at a glance
- RGB Pure Triple Laser (laser class 1) – 110 % REC 2020 colour gamut for rich, lifelike colours at any image size
- 3,300 ISO lumens – brightness reserve for larger image diagonals up to 200" and living rooms with ambient light
- Dolby Vision Gaming + 1 ms input lag – the highest HDR level in gaming mode at full response speed
- IMAX Enhanced certified – wider field of view and tuned image mastering with IMAX Enhanced content
- NoirScene II: 7-stage IRIS mechanism and EBL algorithm refine dark scenes in real time
- Google TV with AirPlay 2, Chromecast and Miracast – all common streaming and casting methods out of the box
- 3× HDMI 2.1 + DisplayPort – PS5, Xbox Series X and PC connected at the same time
Applications: what the AWOL Vision Aetherion Max is ideal for
Laser TV in the living room
The Aetherion Max stands on a standard TV cabinet directly in front of the wall – no ceiling mount, no cable ducts. From just a few centimetres away from the wall (approx. 15.76 cm for a 100" image diagonal), it projects an image 221 cm wide. With 3,300 ISO lumens and a CLR screen, the image remains high in contrast even in brighter living rooms with ambient light.
Home cinema in the evening
In a darkened room, the RGB triple laser unfolds its full potential: 60,000:1 visual contrast and Dolby Vision with dynamic tone mapping adapt every scene in real time. Filmmaker Mode reproduces the image without post-processing, and native 24 fps ensures the original cinema frame rate.
Gaming on the big screen
1 ms input lag, VRR and ALLM make the Aetherion Max the perfect match for PS5 and Xbox Series X. Dolby Vision Gaming is active, while VRR prevents stutter with fluctuating frame rates. ALLM switches to game mode automatically as soon as the console sends a signal.
Gaming with the Aetherion Max – what can it do?
1 ms input lag at Full HD is the top value in this class. That puts it in the "excellent" category: even competitive shooters and racing games run without noticeable lag. VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) prevents screen tearing with fluctuating frame rates, and ALLM activates game mode automatically. The three HDMI 2.1 ports let you keep a PS5, Xbox Series X and PC connected at the same time. Dolby Vision Gaming keeps the HDR level high even in gaming mode. With 4K image diagonals well over 100" on the screen, game worlds look different than on any TV.
Picture quality
The Aetherion Max works with DLP technology and a 0.47" DMD chip. The 4K UHD output (3,840 × 2,160) is created by pixel shift: the chip positions its pixels in rapid succession so that twice as many pixels as Full HD are addressed. RGB Pure Triple Laser means that three separate laser sources (red, green, blue) generate the light – without phosphor conversion. The result is a colour gamut of 110 % REC 2020, well above the DCI-P3 cinema standard.
The native contrast is 6,000:1. The NoirScene II system combines a 7-stage IRIS mechanism with an EBL algorithm that refines dark image areas scene by scene; the visual contrast rises to 60,000:1. PixelLock keeps every pixel permanently in position through the lens system and prevents focus drift. Anti-RBE (TÜV-certified) eliminates the rainbow effect by 99.99 %, even in 3D mode.
HDR: the Aetherion Max supports Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10 and HLG. Dynamic tone mapping adapts HDR brightness to the source scene by scene in real time. This means the projector does not calculate for the brightest moment of the entire film, but for each individual scene. IMAX Enhanced is certified and, with IMAX Enhanced sources, delivers an expanded image area with tuned mastering. Active 3D and native playback at 24/48 fps round off the cinema-format repertoire.
Sound
The Aetherion Max has no built-in speaker. Given the home cinema level of this unit, we recommend a soundbar or an AV receiver with a surround system. Via eARC (HDMI audio return channel), the projector transmits lossless audio formats such as Dolby TrueHD or DTS-HD Master Audio directly to the sound system, without a separate audio cable. Bluetooth 5.4 connects headphones or a Bluetooth speaker wirelessly.
Smart features & streaming
Google TV is the pre-installed operating system. It brings the Google Play Store, the integrated voice assistant and the familiar Google TV interface. AirPlay 2 integrates the projector into the Apple ecosystem: iPhone, iPad and Mac stream directly, without an app or configuration effort. Chromecast built-in lets you send streams from your smartphone, with the projector fetching the stream from the internet itself. Miracast adds screen mirroring for Android devices.
Smart home: Google Home, Apple HomeKit and Amazon Alexa are compatible. The Aetherion Max can be integrated into routines so that dimming the lights, lowering the screen and switching on the projector happen with a single command. The split view function shows up to four wireless sources simultaneously in a four-way split.
Setup & mounting
The AWOL Vision Aetherion Max is a laser TV: it stands directly in front of the wall on a TV cabinet and projects diagonally upwards onto the screen with an ultra short throw ratio of 0.2:1. The following table shows the exact distances according to the manufacturer:
| Image size (diagonal) | Image size (W × H) | Wall distance* | Total depth (footprint)** | Sideboard to bottom of image*** | Sideboard to top of image |
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| 80 inches | 177.10 × 99.62 cm | 7.57 cm | 39.83 cm | 31.87 cm | 131.49 cm |
| 100 inches | 221.38 × 124.53 cm | 15.76 cm | 48.02 cm | 37.72 cm | 162.25 cm |
| 120 inches | 265.66 × 149.43 cm | 23.95 cm | 56.21 cm | 43.57 cm | 193.01 cm |
* Measured from the back of the projector to the wall. ** Total depth including the unit (wall distance + 32.26 cm housing depth). *** Vertical distance from the surface the unit stands on to the bottom edge of the image.
The unit has no lens shift. The image position is determined by the fixed UST lens and the height of the cabinet. With a 100" image diagonal, the bottom edge of the image starts approx. 37.72 cm above the surface the unit stands on; the image reaches up to approx. 162.25 cm. A TV cabinet approx. 40–50 cm high suits most room configurations. The Aetherion Max measures 562 × 323 × 139.5 mm and weighs 8.75 kg.
CLR screen recommended: A laser TV projects upwards from an extremely short distance at a steep angle. A standard screen or white wall cannot reject ambient light, so the image looks washed out. CLR (ceiling light rejecting) screens reflect the laser light coming from below towards the viewer and block ceiling light coming from above. With the right CLR screen, the image remains high in contrast even with significant ambient light in the room.
- CLR screens for laser TV – a curated selection of ceiling light rejecting screens, matched to the UST lens
- celexon CLR UST floor-rising scissor screen HomeCinema v2.0 – rises out of the floor when needed, flexible setup without drilling
Light source and operation
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Light source | RGB Pure Triple Laser, laser class 1 |
| Lamp replacement | No lamp replacement needed |
| Dimensions (W × D × H) | 562 × 323 × 139.5 mm |
| Weight | 8.75 kg |
RGB Pure Triple Laser delivers full brightness instantly. No warm-up time, no ageing curve as with lamp projectors. Laser class 1 means safe operation in the living room without protective measures.
In the box
- Aetherion Max
- Dust cover
- Remote control
- User manual
- Cleaning cloth
- Power cable
- AV input cable
- 1x USB cable
- Batteries (for remote control)
Connections
Connections at a glance:
- HDMI 2.1 – 3× (1× with eARC)
- PS5, Xbox Series X and PC can be connected at the same time. The eARC port transmits lossless audio formats (Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD) directly to a soundbar or AV receiver. VRR and ALLM are active via HDMI 2.1. For 4K HDR sources, Ultra High Speed HDMI cables are recommended; from approx. 7–10 m cable length, optical HDMI makes sense.
- DisplayPort – 1×
- Direct PC connection with high bandwidth – ideal for gaming PCs and content creation workstations.
- USB 3.0 – 1×, USB 2.0 – 1×
- External storage, firmware updates and power supply for small peripherals.
- LAN (1000 Mbit/s)
- Wired network connection for stable 4K streaming without Wi-Fi fluctuations.
- Wi-Fi 7 / Bluetooth 5.4
- Wi-Fi 7 enables stable streaming connections even in congested home networks. Bluetooth 5.4 connects headphones or external speakers wirelessly.
4K laser TVs compared: Aetherion Max, JMGo O2S Ultra & Epson EH-LS970 — which one suits you?
| ▶ You are here Aetherion Max |
JMGo O2S Ultra | Epson EH-LS970 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Technology | DLP | DLP | 3LCD |
| Resolution | 3,840 × 2,160 (4K UHD) | 3,840 × 2,160 (4K UHD) | 3,840 × 2,160 (4K) |
| Brightness | 3,300 ISO lumens | 3,600 ISO lumens | 4,000 ISO lumens |
| Light source | RGB Pure Triple Laser | RGB Triple Laser | Laser (3LCD) |
| Native contrast | 6,000:1 | 4,000:1 | 2,000:1 |
| Colour gamut | 110 % REC 2020 | BT.2020 | 10-bit (1.07 billion colours) |
| HDR | Dolby Vision / HDR10+ / HDR10 / HLG | Dolby Vision / HDR10 | HDR10 / HLG |
| Image size (diagonal) | 80–200" | 80–150" | 80–150" |
| Throw ratio | 0.2:1 | 0.16:1 | 0.16–0.4:1 |
| Connections | 3× HDMI 2.1 + DisplayPort | 2× HDMI 2.1 | 3× HDMI |
| Casting | AirPlay 2 / Chromecast / Miracast | Chromecast | Chromecast |
| Input lag (Full HD) | 1 ms | n/a* | n/a* |
| Housing colour | Dark gunmetal | Black | Black |
| You are here | To the JMGo O2S Ultra → | To the Epson EH-LS970 → |
* n/a = no published manufacturer specification for input lag.
In brief: The Aetherion Max leads in native contrast (6,000:1), Dolby Vision and maximum image diagonal (up to 200"). The JMGo O2S Ultra and Epson EH-LS970 are nominally brighter (3,600 and 4,000 ISO lumens respectively) but only project up to 150"; the Epson also does without Dolby Vision. For deep blacks, premium HDR and images up to 200", the Aetherion Max is the clear choice.
Have you thought of everything?
- CLR screen (essential for a laser TV): Without a CLR screen, the Aetherion Max loses its contrast advantage in room light. You will find suitable CLR screens for laser TV in our curated selection.
- Sound system: There is no built-in speaker, so plan for a soundbar or an AV receiver . eARC transmits lossless formats without an additional audio cable.
- HDMI cable: For 4K HDR sources, use Ultra High Speed HDMI cables; from 7–10 m, use optical HDMI for a stable signal. Suitable HDMI cables in our shop.
Frequently asked questions about the AWOL Vision Aetherion Max
Do I need a special screen for the Aetherion Max?
Yes. A laser TV projects from just a few centimetres away at a steep angle from below. A CLR screen (ceiling light rejecting) is needed to block out ceiling light and achieve good contrast even with ambient light. A standard screen or white wall lets ambient light through; the image looks flat when the room is bright.
How much space do I need in front of the wall?
With a 100" image diagonal, the wall distance is 15.76 cm according to the manufacturer. The total depth of the installed unit including the housing is 48.02 cm. A normal TV cabinet is sufficient as long as the surface is at least 50 cm deep.
What is the maximum image size?
The Aetherion Max projects up to a 200" image diagonal. With 3,300 ISO lumens, even a very large image remains bright enough for high contrast – provided a suitable CLR screen is used. For the maximum size, plan for sufficient wall space and a seating distance of around 4 m or more.
Can I use the Aetherion Max for gaming?
The Aetherion Max has 1 ms input lag at Full HD; that is suitable even for competitive shooters and racing games. VRR prevents screen tearing, and ALLM switches to gaming mode automatically. Dolby Vision Gaming remains active. The three HDMI 2.1 ports allow a PS5, Xbox and PC to be connected at the same time.
Which streaming services run directly on the unit?
Google TV provides access to the Google Play Store. Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+ and other services can be installed directly. AirPlay 2 streams from the Apple ecosystem, Chromecast from Android apps. You do not need an external media player for this.
Conclusion: AWOL Vision Aetherion Max
The Aetherion Max is a fully fledged laser TV at home cinema level. RGB Pure Triple Laser, 3,300 ISO lumens, 110 % REC 2020, Dolby Vision with dynamic tone mapping and 1 ms gaming input lag. If you want to turn your living room into a cinema and are looking for brightness reserve for large images up to 200" and rooms with ambient light, the Aetherion Max gives you a complete solution on your sideboard.
The perfect home cinema needs more than the projector: the right CLR screen, a sound system and the right HDMI cables make all the difference. Our home cinema experts will be happy to advise you on the complete setup – get in touch now.
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ApplicationFootball projector, Gaming projector, Home cinema projector
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FeaturesDolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, HLG, IMAX Enhanced, Variable refresh rate (VRR)
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Projection distanceUltra short throw
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Throw ratio0.2 : 1
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Inputs1x DisplayPort, 1x Ethernet, 1x USB-A, 3x HDMI
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Dimensions (W × H × D)56.2 × 14 × 32.2 cm
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Scope of deliveryBatteries, User manual, Power cable, Remote control, USB-C cable
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Throw distance calculator – Optimal setup for AWOL Vision Aetherion Max
Optimal setup for AWOL Vision Aetherion Max
More settings
Aspect ratioLaser TV / ultra short throw: distance is measured from the light exit (slot on top of the device) to the screen. Best placed on a small table or low sideboard directly below the screen.
Borderlinebelow 500 lm/m²
Darkened roomfrom 500 lm/m²
Room with ambient lightfrom 1,000 lm/m²
Bright roomfrom 1,500 lm/m²
Borderline: at this image size the picture looks flat and low in contrast even in a darkened room – better to choose a smaller image.
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Product safety information
Manufacturer
AWOL Vision
EU responsible person
AQIPA GMBHMöslbichl 78
A-6250 Kundl
Austria
Contact
Tel.: 43 (0)5332 / 72300-0
E-Mail: info@aqipa.com









