Optoma HD39HDRx High Brightness HDR 1080p Home Theater Projector | 120Hz Refresh Rate | 4,000 Lumens | Fast 8.4ms Response time with 120Hz | Easy Setup, 1.3X Zoom | 4K Input | Quiet 26 dB Operation

We had the Optoma HD71 and upgraded to this one. What a difference. We use an Xbox to run all our streaming serves, and Blurays, so everything is in 4k on an 100 inch screen. Great picture quality. Well worth the money, we will use this for years to come.

One of best options in the market

Have used this projector for less than 100 hours total and already the connections are all shot. The projector no longer detects any device that is plugged into it--just endlessly says searching for source to no avail. Projector was great for the few months it worked but definitely not worth the money for only 90 hrs of total usage...HUGGGE disappointment. DO NOT BUY.

Perfect for our home and outdoor movies and sports games!

Full lights on this projector is Amazing!!!!

4000 ANSI lumens (from product manual) and it’s really bright. It is just as bright as my Samsung series 8 TV in the living room, in the middle of the day, with indirect sunlight from a large window nearby. I use it mainly for my kids remote learning so can’t comment on movie video or sound quality. Has only vertical keystone but has both vertical and horizontal image shift (although if you shift too much it will cut off part of the image).

A good projector

We had an Epson projector in our last movie room but it would stop working then you had to clear it to start working again, we decided to try this brand, I bought it and cancelled the order 3 times because of unclear reviews. This projector is amazing, very clear, easy to set up, does games, movies without any lag like the Epson. If definitely recommend this projector.

It looks awesome in the dark but I spent the extra money to get something I can use during the day. Even in full shade in my carport and with the projector close to the wall (small projection) its barely visible. In the summer, I cant watch anything outside until after 9pm.

Despite the product image showing a 3D sync port, my device does not have one, rendering my 4 pairs of shutter glasses useless. It was the main reason I decided on this projector. However, the projector itself is very nice. The built-in speakers are pretty terrible, but that was to be expected. I bought 2 pairs of DLP Link glasses because I have so many 3D blurays, I didnt want to just not be able to watch them and we were all impressed with the picture of this device. For the price, it feels like a good deal to me. I was really impressed with the image quality watching Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse. There were many things I didnt notice watching on my 4K HDR TV. I dont even know how that is possible, but it is. This is not a 4k projector, but the detail in the image seems better than my 4K TV? Anyway, it is good value. There is a noticeable rainbow effect when moving my head, which was to be expected with a DLP projector. I would give it 4 stars if it came with the 3D Sync port as shown in the product photo. I assume it is something they fazed out in more recent production with 3D becoming less popular, but I was very disappointed: BUT the fam liked it enough as in to make it worth keeping for me.