Optoma GT1080HDRx Short Throw Gaming Projector | Enhanced Gaming Mode for 1080p 120Hz Gameplay at 8.4ms | 1080p and HDR support with 4K UHD input | Bright 3,800 Lumens for Day and Night Gaming | White

The I have had the project for a few months now and one thing that has really stood out to me is the picture quality. The image is bright and the colours are very vivid right out of the box. Playing movies and video games feel very impressive in 120 inches.

Still loving it. It is lasting much longer than my last Optoma, and no complaints. Well worth the price

Based on the price I think this is worth at least four stars - brightness is fair, picture is decent. After messing with it for an evening or two I've found the adjustments appear to be fairly limited such that I could not get an offset installation to work. Keystone adjustment is vertical only, so the picture gets really horsed-up if you are more than a few degrees off center. Zoom-in and image shift are realistically only good for a notch, or two, before the picture starts getting cropped. Last, the holes to attach a ceiling mount are tiny and within about a 5" diameter - this is very limiting in terms of which "universal" ceiling mounts are compatible.

Lo tengo listo para eventuales presentaciones. Lo he ensayado en casa en una pared blanca con luz artificial (bombillas) en el día y se ve muy bien. Lo ensayé con una película 4K y se notó la nitidez. Probé la proyección a 2.30 metros y me dio una pantalla de 1.53 pulgadas ¡Es espectacular! Lo iba a devolver porque veía una imagen de muy mala calidad pero después lo cambié de "modo" y mejoró a verdadero 1080p (fullHD). Estoy satisfecho con el proyector. Es una combinación que difícilmente se puede conseguir por ese precio: tiro corto, portátil, 3.800 lúmenes Ansi, FullHD, soporte 4K, y 3D. ¡Me quedo con el proyector!

We're using it for presentations, announcements, and sheetmusic examples in a well lit classroom, rehearsal hall type of space. The projector's image is bright and high quality. We're rear projecting onto a light absorbing screen (0.8 ratio) to reduce ambient light glare; even so, there's enough lumens coming out to keep images viewable and readable. We're making about a 110" diagnol image from only about 3.3 feet away from the screen. Took a star off rating, because setup and aiming instructions are non-intutive and sparse. However, the in-focus, crisp and bright, image display is wonderful!