Optoma CinemaX D2 Smart White True 4K UHD Laser Projector with Android TV for Home Theater | Ultra-Short Throw | Bright 3,000 Lumens with HDR 10 | eARC Audio

Stunning picture quality even in the daytime,120” plus screen size, easily connecting to my Bose sound bar by eARC. I love it very much except the separate android TV with an additional remote which is quite confusing and complicated, it also occupied one HDMI and left only one HDMI for other machines. Of course it will be 2 left if you don’t use the eARC for Dolby Atmos sound output.

It is not worth the money

(This is for the non-streaming-device version, bought elsewhere, but reviewing here because there's not a lot of reviews out there yet for this fairly new model.) Pros: First impressions were WOW. Color is outstanding and vibrant, projection is very bright on an ALR screen and even on a plain gray wall, no noticeable lag on Xbox even without enhanced game mode on, motion is good, and blacks are... obviously not as black as my top-tier plasma, but overall good enough to create a nice contrast. Remember, this is a projector, so don't expect OLED/Plasma blacks. Sports look awesome, like you're at the game, and games and movies look epic! Priced very fair considering this ticks a lot of UST proj. boxes, i.e. true 4k, low gaming lag (4ms at 1080, 16 at UHD), HDR10, 3D, eARC, 3 HDMI ins, laser light source for a long lifespan, and bright, punchy colors with tons of user control... Cons: And speaking of extensive user control, this is also where some of the weaknesses stand out. The menu is definitely old school and aimed at the pro user. For example it gives you full control of color, but you have to have some knowledge of what to do with said controls to make a useful difference. And some limitations are disappointing. You can tweak geometric corrections such as corner points and keystone, but you then find out it all goes away when you choose to engage enhanced game mode. So you're stuck choosing between an image aligned with your screen, or minimal lag with less than ideal alignment. I get why, but I'm not thrilled about it. You can also only choose to use one type of alignment at a time, and as soon as you do, the other options are disabled. Though I think you can pair keystone with 4 point. The devil is always in the details. Caveats aside and strictly for big screen picture quality, which is why you're shopping for a projector, I'd recommend this unit, and you can save a few hundred bucks if you already own a Roku or Firestick, for example, as the streaming version just comes with a separate device anyway. Btw the USB port provides power for your streaming stick, which is a nice touch. Manage your expectations. I'm a stubborn, die-hard plasma fan who still craves an occasional 3D movie night, and I was still very impressed by this USTP, knowing what the limitations of the technology are. But for $2k, I have no buyer's remorse looking at a 100" screen that I easily forget isn't a TV, even with some lights on. And that says a lot.

Purchased this elsewhere. Picture quality is great, however no Dolby Atmos passthrough is disappointing. Also remote is not great.

I saw a negative review someone left on this and couldn't help but laugh at their points. 1.) Picture and video not 4K. I'm not sure how this can even be claimed, it very clearly is 4K. 2.) Not user friendly setup. Only the product developer can setup this device. ??? What does this even mean? lol. I plugged mine into the power and plugged in my streaming box (NVIDIA Shield TV Pro). I nudged it inch by inch until I got just the right image for my wall. I did very minimal tuning to get the picture right. Important note: I have an EXTREMELY bright environment. High floor downtown Miami condo, all but the wall the projected image is on are floor to ceiling windows. With simple blackout zebra shades I get amazing visual quality; worlds better than my old HT2050.

Purchased this projector in October 2019. Started having an issue where it appeared to have a split screen. The colors on the left and right side did not match up and at times the image would go completely dark on one side. I contacted Optima who mentioned that I did not have any warranty since it was over 2 years old. Was placed in contact with a repair shop through Optoma who stated that it would “ probably be better if I bought a new projector . “

Quickly into owning this devise it got a dead pixel. The extension warranty does not cover it while you have the product warranty. And the service is 2/10. Sometimes one buys brands because one expects that they will be better at the service. They are not. Thought Id help a future client know better. Also be careful and don't buy the additional insurance, all they will do is waste your time taking the claim and then refer you to the manufacturer and because of the time passed you cant get a refund on it. It seems to be a legal scam as well.