The pricing differences between the three models is substantial, but they do all feature that 0.61-inch 4K (3,840 x 2,160) SXRD (Silicon X-tal Reflective Display) panel for the promise of "an incredibly lifelike picture," while also allowing Sony to wrap all the projection tech up in a smaller chassis than any other Native 4K HDR home cinema laser projector available.

The panel is also reckoned capable of delivering a wide dynamic range thanks to improved light control from a reflective silicon layer and the flagship processing power of the X1 Ultimate chipset from the company's US$80,000 flagship home theater laser projector. New object-based HDR remaster processing also analyzes objects frame-by-frame "for unmatched HDR imagery for any content."