Optoma HD144X projector (Full HD, 1920 x 1080 pixels, 2x HDMI, 3200 lumens, 23,000: 1 contrast, 3D, 1.1x zoom)

Great picture quality and brightness. The fan is very quiet on all but the brightest settings. Very happy with it

The picture brightness and quality were good for us, even without the blinds down. Though obviously direct light sources weaken it.Like other reviewers we found the power cable a bit loose, it has cut out when gently knocked, but this isn't the worst problem in the world.The fan does kick in quite early and often to keep the projector cool, but it's not exactly noisy by projector standards. And the in-built speaker is surprisingly OK. We wouldn't use it long-term, but it worked in the interim while we waited for our sound system to arrive.

Good bright and quiet projector used in home cinema, mounted inverted on the ceiling. Only issue is the remote; the ‘on’ button doesn’t work so have to turn it on on the projector, which is not ideal. Complaining to Optoma at the moment.

Very good screen protector workshop very well. However I can't seem to get the stability correct so pictures wonky

This is a good projector and certainly bright enough.The only downside, for which I took a star off is the feet which make it difficult to set-up level. But in terms of picture quality it's spot on for the money.

This is our third purchase of an Optoma projector. The projector arrived missing one of its adjustable screw supports in the back. The plastic casing was sealed at the point where the support would screw in. Since we're isolating due to high risk for COVID we didn't even try to raise this as we can't ship it back. So we ended up using LEGO pieces which work really well. :)As for the quality of the projector, it's mostly ok. The image becomes noticeably darker towards the bottom of the projection. It's not on par with the last projector we had (Optoma HD141X) which was nearly identical to this one. My guess is that something went really wrong in this particular assembly line or maybe it's using cheaper components or employing cost-cutting measures.I've had better projectors, I've had worse. This otherwise capable, average projector gets 2 stars due to the defects we've noticed. We'll use it until it dies and maybe not get an Optoma projector next time around.

You're rolling the dice with Optoma.The projector worked well until 13 months after purchase when a dark patch appeared in the upper left hand corner (see pics)... Amazon sent me to Optoma who ignored my emails. When I called they said the minimum cost of repair would be £150 just for shipping and diagnostics plus any costs for labour and parts. Optoma were curt with me and a quite rude and arrogant actually. I kicked up enough fuss with Amazon that they agreed to take it back for a refund but it took hours to get to that point. You can roll the dice with Optoma if you're feeling lucky but my advice would be to go with Epson or BenQ. Better quality products and superior customer service. Optoma, sadly, has become cheap tat with couldn't care less customer service.

Good for the price. I bought it for 249 pounds when there was an offer. For that price, this is excellent. Nowhere near Sony projector but that costs 1800 pounds