Optoma HD27HDR 1080p 4K HDR Ready Home Theater Projector for Gaming and Movies, 120Hz Support and HDMI 2.0, White

I had to reorder this item because I never received it the first time because of ordering it from a third party. However when I put in the order through Amazon I received the item early. It was easy to set up and came with no instructions, but just started pushing buttons and was easy to figure out. I recommend that you don't change anything on the projector settings. I also recommend going on YouTube and diy on making a screen out of blackout cloth for 30 dollars you will not regret it. As for the picture it looks like the quality of a computer screen which is 1080i. No issues and qoute me on this I Will never go back to buy it a television again I like a larger screen over a sharper 4 k screen. The price is worth it because of the higher lumens I needed being next to a french door and especially great because of the higher contrast ratio compared to the cheaper models. Pay the extra 100 bucks for this model. Thanks and enjoy watching.

Okay so my buddy and I rearranged the living room and I mentioned how nice an entire wall of screen would be. This lead to him looking at projectors, I have already done some research and had this one and another saved. Since this was on sale for such a good price we got it. Just set it up and wow, now we have 140" screen for 3d movie (I love 3d movies and my LG TV is passive so dlp link is way better with active shutter), gaming, sports, and Netflix. I have tested it all tonight, Netflix regesters it as HDR, yes there is a difference, not as much as a TV but on and off you can tell. Gaming with my XB1X was nice not lag in controls. I watched Avatar 3d and that was before I adjusted the settings and I was glued. Highly suggest this as a projector for anything, if you want better think you'll have to pay $1,500 or more.

I picked an HD27HDR to replace an older HD26 that I had been using. The one that I received does not have any issues with color wheel noise, but it also only has a single HDR setting unlike what Optima said they were going to do. Not sure how to get a new firmware update as it is not listed on the Optoma website. Brightness is better than the HD26, but that might have something to do with the number of hours I have on the lamp.That said, the HD27HDR is an improvement over the HD26 (which is very similar to the HD14x) in all ways. In 1080p SDR mode, the colors are deeper, the contrast is better, and I don’t get the pumping that I was seeing with the HD26. There is still a bit of banding evident, but much less than before. Also, rainbow effect is much less - I used to notice it once in a while on the HD26, but have not picked it up once on the new projector. I found the ‘gray’ screen setting useful to help with making the picture optimized for my 100” ALR screen. I have significant ambient light in my living room with off access open windows pretty much all day. Night time viewing allows the color/contrast to really shine, and I am tempted to black out everything just to get that performance all the time.I have had minimal chance to do much viewing in HDR. I have played a few games through my PS4 pro on it. Lag is unnoticeable, and HDR mode makes the colors/contrast even better in AC Odyssey. Even For Honor looks great in 4K SDR mode (doesn’t support HDR) as compared to 1080p. The projector automatically switches to HDR mode when detected. In my case, that is when a game starts up. There is about a 10 second delay as it resyncs, but other than that, it works perfectly. I did notice that I had some sync issues with a couple of my 4K certified 35’ HDMI cables, but switched to a different brand (40’) and it works just fine. The ‘bad’ cables work just fine in 1080p mode, but for some reason, won’t sync (BSOD) when switching to 4k (with or without HDR).I have visited various stores in the area, and, in my opinion, you have to triple the price before you start getting a projector with better performance. I highly recommend this projector unless you are willing to spend 3x the price.

Phenomenal projector! Very bright and does well in ambient light. Picture is crystal clear. Colors are rich and deep. Fan is pretty quiet, not noticeable at all. Getting about 93inch throw from 10.5 feet away...one more foot and I would be able to fill the full 100 inch screen I have. The only con is that there is no horizontal keystone adjustment for projecting at angles, but vertical keystone is great! No blurring around the edges. 1080p streaming looks like 4K! HDR is awesome with my ps4! And input lag is lightning fast, with no noticeable lag when gaming. Even in eco mode, the brightness is more than enough...even WITH ambient light. Can’t go wrong for less than $650, this is a steal!02/02/2019Just tried God of War in HDR and the picture is crystal clear! Detail is amazing!BUY THIS PROJECTOR!!!!