🎮 High-Performance Optoma True 4K UHD Gaming Projector: 240Hz, 4.2ms Input Lag, UHD35 Review

The fact that this is DLP technology can only be noticed if you take pictures on your phone, since the phone's camera is more sensitive to frame changes. Quite a long time choosing a projector, the budget was up to 150k. For a very long time I considered buying xgimi horizon pro (at the moment it costs 149900r), since according to its characteristics it is almost perfect + built-in chromcast, bluetooth, some conveniences. But! This projector has a very weak contrast ratio (by the way, this is…

I just upgraded to this from an Epson 8350 1080p projector. I've had it for about 6 weeks and I love it. I have a separate theater room with only one window and blackout fabric curtains. This projector is much brighter than my Epson and you can easily see with the window open unlike Epson. HDR is the biggest upgrade for my old projector. The colors are vibrant and clear. The games seem to be good. A little louder than my Epson, but not bad.

Nothing bad to say about this projector. It's bright, looks amazing in 4K, and plays games with less latency than my old TV (I never realized how much latency I had until I used a projector). Colors are great, movies look amazing, games look better than ever and make sure you get a slightly more expensive model that gives you horizontal and vertical keystone control. I had to make some minor adjustments (maybe someone stumbled across this) and managing '4 corners' is incredibly easy. I love…

If you're like me, do some research on specific products and then check out the reviews. I did a lot of research to buy my next projector and upgrade my Epson. I stumbled across this and with very little feedback I hesitated but didn't look further. This projector is perfect! I mainly use it for my PS5 and movies. The picture is unreal. Brightness is very good, but as usual I recommend a darker room for ambient lighting to really get full 4K quality. I also recommend getting a durable HDMI…

I bought this to replace my 9 year old Optoma HD 33. It arrived and I tested it before installing it. The original image quality looks very good. The fan seemed a little noisy. Then I flipped it over to install and it made a loud grinding noise. It's a very sad sound when you've waited years to get a 4K projector. I think the fan is not properly installed in the device. He stopped after a minute. A message was displayed saying the fan is blocked and the unit needs to be returned for service and

Very good picture quality. This is a noisy projector unless you use ECO or ECO+ mode. I have a darkened room so brightness isn't an issue and this projector has plenty of brightness. The lack of lens shift is a huge minus in the setup. I knew it didn't have lens shift when I bought it, but I didn't realize how important that was. Not only do you have a limited projection distance, but it's better to have a really solid, fully adjustable mount if you're hanging from one. Ceiling. Luckily I did…

There weren't many reviews for this particular projector. We wanted to move to 4K, but we didn't want the price to be too high. It was a decent price for what we were looking for. I compared UHD38 and UHD50X with this projector. The only thing I noticed a big difference is the lumens and the price. That was only 400 lumens less than the UHD38. In every other respect they had exactly the same characteristics. What sets the UHD50X apart from others is easier fine-tuning of image alignment with a…

FYI I switched to this projector after owning an Optoma HD26, a 1080p projector, for several years. While I'm happy with the HD26, I wanted more image clarity, more lumens, darker blacks and more vibrant colors; Because movies like The Dark Knight had so many dark scenes, it was almost impossible to watch them on the HD26. I use my projector about 6 hours a day, it mounts on the living room ceiling and is the only viewing option in the living room. The HD26 has been a workhorse, I have replaced