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Game like a pro with this Optoma short throw Full HD projector. The 8.4 ms response time minimize motion blur, streaking and ghosting for high-quality visuals in the battlefield or on the race track, and the 10W speakers produce powerful sound for an immersive gaming experience. This Optoma short throw Full HD projector has HDMI and VGA ports for connecting various devices.
A: Yes this is great for movies. It's real purpose is for gaming and that's why it's a short throw projector, meaning you should get a 120" screen with the projector only 4-5 feet away , great for small ares.
Q: Can I connect bluetooth speakers for sound with this projector?
A: Yes. We use the projector and connect a Sony bluetooth speaker. The speaker within the projector is adequate but you can connect via bluetooth for improved quality.
A: There is neither a lens cover nor a carry case included with the projector.
Q: Can I connect an iPad or iPhone to it via Bluetooth? Want to size for golf simulator.
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Q: Is it CEC supported? Thanks
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Q: Is this projector a good choice for an outdoor (backyard) theater system?
A: Yes, it's a great projector but good to keep covered when possible. It does generate a lot of heat, so if it's hot a muggy outside may want to put a fan on it or something. I use it outside under a porch every week. The picture is huge though with just a few feet so it also depends on the space youre able to project from, it is really short throw. More than my last short throw projector from benq

Game like a pro with this Optoma short throw Full HD projector. The 8.4 ms response time minimize motion blur, streaking and ghosting for high-quality visuals in the battlefield or on the race track, and the 10W speakers produce powerful sound for an immersive gaming experience. This Optoma short throw Full HD projector has HDMI and VGA ports for connecting various devices.

The Optoma GT2000HDR is a compact but powerful home theater and gaming projector that offers an immersive viewing experience. It utilizes DuraCore laser light technology for a dependable light source with up to 30,000 hours of maintenance-free operation and an IPX6 dust resistance rating for enhanced durability. Its short throw lens allows a 120" image to be projected from just 4' 4" away, making it ideal for smaller spaces. With 1080p HD resolution, you can enjoy sharp and detailed content without any downscaling or compression. The GT2100HDR also boasts an enhanced game mode with lightning-fast response times and compatibility with 4K HDR input, which provides rich cinematic colors and an impressive 300,000:1 contrast ratio. This advanced projector is both compact and energy efficient, measuring just 8.5" x 10.79" and consuming only 45% of the power used by typical lamp-based projectors. It's equipped with HDMI and USB connectors, making it compatible with a wide range of gaming consoles and streaming devices. And, the GT2100HDR offers lights-on viewing with 3,500 Lumens of brightness, allowing you to enjoy entertainment anytime, regardless of ambient light levels.

The Optoma GT1080HDRx Short Throw Gaming Projector offers the convenience of short-throw projection for installation in smaller spaces, and an enhanced 120Hz 1080p gaming mode with a fast 8.4ms response time for a competitive advantage. 3,800 lumens of brightness means you can get your game on any time, day or night, and you’ll see every detail with full 1080p resolution and an amazing 50,000:1 contrast ratio. HDR10 technology (with 4K input) gives you brighter whites and deeper black levels, and the six-segment color wheel (RYGCWB) produces accurate color with sRGB & REC. 709 color profile support.

Redefine your viewing experience with cutting-edge visual technology that brings stories to life—introducing the state-of-the-art Home Cinema 980 projector from Epson. Featuring an impressive 4,000 lumens of color brightness (IDMS rated) and 4,000 lumens of white brightness (ISO rated)¹, the Home Cinema 980 delivers a display size up to 300" for immersive entertainment—even in brightly lit spaces. With Full HD 1080p resolution and data processing designed for fast-moving sports, gaming, and beyond, you’ll never miss a moment of the action. Whether you’re watching your favorite TV show or enjoying the big game, this powerful projector provides a stunning, larger-than-life viewing experience with true 3-chip 3LCD technology. And with versatile connectivity and built-in speaker, you get captivating HD entertainment right out of the box.
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The picture of this projector is very clear and bright. I can use it with the lights on in a basement room with one full size window and that is with the lamp in Eco mode. The speaker is adequate if you have a quiet room and I am amazed how quiet the fan is. I had it running for a couple hours the other night and never once heard the fan. The menu options are plenty even the fine tuning of the colors to get the best picture. I have used a Roku, Nintendo Switch, Google Stadia on it and all look good. There is no noticeable lag while playing Mario Kart, Smash Bros, Tomb Raider, Grid (racing game), or any other games we played. The only time I can see that it's 1080p (by seeing the pixels) is on a sill menu like the Roku home menu I can see some pixels if i look closely, but that's also because the projection is about 7 feet tall. This is a great projector for the money and I would definitely recommend it as a first projector.
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Posted by ddubdub21
it didn't really say it but it's a short throw projector. Awesome image quality and ability to adjust the settings. There is a digital zoom but no optical.
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Posted by KBOH
Okay, my cousin had this projector for months now and I was impressed of the short throw feature and HDR capabilities. I bought one for myself and the first unit I got lasted 30 minutes before the bulb overheated and blew. Returned it and got a replacement. My replacement worked okay but would drop signal in a middle of a movie at least once or twice. Not acceptable. Returning mine and going to the upgraded GT1090HDR. However, I know this product can be good since my cousin has no issues on his. HDR is pretty good although the brights and darks can lose some range of visible detail depending on the scene. highlights on HDR can become overblown and all you see is white and then dark areas can get a bit too dark to see any detail. I played God of War on my PS4 and at the beginning where the scene takes me into a dark shed, it got a little too dark that It was uncomfortable to see any details. These moments are rare but for most of the experience, this thing is really beautiful. My daughter loves Bluey in Disney plus and cartoon characters are very vivid on a 110 inch screen. Another gripe is if you switch to HDR and non-HDR content it does some loading and calculations and leaves you looking at a blank screen close to a minute long sometimes. And if you switch from HDR to Non-HDR often, sometimes the projector forgets to decode it making your non-HDR content looking extra washed out. It can be remedied by stepping out of the source input and coming back to it again, or sometimes a full reboot of the system. Getting the unit to support a 5.1 surround system is also tricky as it does not support HDMI ARC or has an optical out. The way I went with it is having all my connections connect to my 5.1 Reciever first and having the Projector as the end of all connections. Aside from my unit losing connectivity at times, all these negatives are little and when this Projector works right, it really excels especially given its price point. Maybe I just got unlucky getting 2 defective units. But I'm not risking a third.
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Posted by Boltznbulletz
