Optoma UHD55 4K Ultra HD DLP Home Theater and Gaming Projector, Built-In Speaker

Product was defective a month after arrival. Blurry screen and dead pixels accumulated month after month. Previous optomas I had bought locally had no issues. Sellers are Cleary getting defective wares and selling them on Amazon. The sellers will not take back the item because the repair requires shipment overseas. Avoid at all costs

After 8-9 years (!) with an Epson 6500UB (and 3ish lamps) I hungered for a boost in resolution. I was concerned that I'd lose the 'ultrablack' from the UB moniker but those fears have been completely abated. This is maybe the 7th projector I've owned over the years and the detail/picture quality/contrast are all fabulous. I have a 128" wall that I project onto (I've had a half dozen screens over the year, super happy with my custom-painted light gray flat wall) and, while not everything is visibly 4k, the things that are really pop and look more 3d (ie. better depth, really a function of contrast and detail). Rings of Power on amazon is a great example of what this projector can do - it's a breathtaking experience. There are two weaknesses, neither are connected to picture quality. First, the remote is terrible. Range is bad, it's unresponsive, it's the worst projector remove I've ever used, by some margin. Second, I need that stupid remote more than I ought to because the projector tries to pull up it's own 'smart tv' menu and 'creative cast' when it's firing up, necessitating me to change inputs back to HDMI 2 (the only input I ever use) way more often than I'd like to. Once I'm up and running, no complaints, but it's both a terrible UI and a terrible remote. Overall, beyond happy. I watch in Eco mode (not Eco+ as the auto-iris brightness adjustments are distracting for me) even on sunny mornings when the room is lit more than I'd like, and it's still plenty bright.

This is a fantastic projector. Best value for a top quality picture image. The thing is big but it runs quiet for the amount of light it puts out. Setup was a breeze and I am hoping this buy runs for a very long time. Thanks Optoma! Your product is top.

Love the picture -- amazing, bright and sharp picture for HD and 4K UHD content. HDR is a bit lacking in terms of picture quality, but seems to be the case with a lot of the 4K projectors at this point in time. Very forgiving in terms of installation, due to considerable throw range and generous vertical lens shift range and keystone options. Even in ECO mode, the image pops and is plenty bright even with ambient light in the room. Video games look amazingly bright and colors vivid. Overall, highly recommend! One tip (I found out this the hard way): i was getting weird haloes/glare around players during sports viewing and it was because I had the vertical lens shift fully engaged to limit to move image up (because i was having trouble with my ceiling mount in keeping the projector image high enough. Once I fixed the mount, and moved vertical lens shift back to more in the middle, halo/glare effect went away. Likely lens aberration.

I had Optoma 1080 projector and looking for a 4K projector. I always appreciate Optoma picture qiliaty and decided to land for Optoma UHD50x for 4K. The delivery was fast. I am really impressed by the pictures quality. Its clear and cresipy. The 4K contents look really amazing. However, the 240Hz is limited to computer connection only. I tested PS4 on it and games run really well except 240Hz. To enjoy the full swing, the room should be dark as i tested. high quality HDMI cable should be used. I would recommend this projector to everyone who is currently looking an upgrade from 1080 to 4k. This one of the best quality projector available in the market as of now.

The only best affordable 4k projector that's around $2000. I first had the optoma uhd65 and return it and I then I got this uhd60 and I am glad I Did. (THE INPUT LAG ON THE UHD65 IS TOO HIGH TOO PLAY GAMES ON IT , that's y I returned it) My setup: Hardware: A. I use port 2 hdmi on the optoma to get 4k@60 hrz. (Port 1 on hdmi only supports 4k@30) 33 ft of Rubio fiber cable ( the only hdmi cable that supports 4k@60 that has worked for me) keep in mind that one end label source needs to go to a source and it won't work if you reverse it. B. Nvidea shield pro (The best 4k media player you can buy vs roku/ Amazon stick etc.) C. A pc with i7 processor with a nvidea 980 ti card ( i use this as my plex media server and use nvidea experience to stream to nvidea shield. D. Elite 125 inch motorized projector screen (it had wrinkles and bumps but it went away by itself in a few days) E. Denon X1400 AV receiver. Software : on nvidea shield I have plex, Netflix, kodi, Amazon prime, nvidea stream, On pc I have plex server , steam and games, nvidea experience (to stream games to nvidea shield) Windows 7 OS Pros: every 4k movie I throw on plex works great , Netflix and 4k looks amazing, my pc (i am planning to upgrade gpu to nvidea 1080 ti ) can only do 2k games Max detail on nvidea shield , the games run smooth and amazing, kodi on nvidea shield was awesome (I'm cutting the cable cord) 1080p movies look good as well. Cons: big size projector ( not a big deal but looks like an alien ) ; only one hdmi support 4k@60 which is hdmi port 2. Hdmi port 1 supports 4k@30 hrz ; the outside case of the projector feels a bit cheap, you need to get the right hdmi cable as mention to do 4k@60; you need to do research if you want 4k movies to work correctly (ex: my plex player did not play my 4k movies correctly it will give me an error message stating my pc is not powerful enough) the fix was to uninstall plex on my nvidea shield and reinstall plex. DO NOT UPGRADE PLEX TO THE LATEST version BECAUSE THAT WAS THE PROBLEM) I RECOMMEND BUYING THIS PROJECTOR BECAUSE 4K CONTENT IN MY EYES IS HERE. BUY BUY BUY. AND GET THE NVIDEA SHIELD WITH THIS!!!