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This Item  Optoma UHD50X True 4K UHD Projector for Movies & Gaming | 240Hz Refresh Rate | Lowest Input Lag on 4K Projector | Enhanced Gaming Mode 16ms Response Time | HDR10 & HLG Compatibility | 3400 lumens |  | |  |  |  | |
| Price | $1,099.99 | -24% $1,100.65 List: $1,449.00 | -23% $999.00 List: $1,299.00 | $799.00 | -13% $1,299.00 List: $1,499.00 | $1,999.00 |
| Delivery | Get it May 16 - 20 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 17 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 17 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 17 |
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| Sold By | BuyFromUs2012 | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | BenQ INFTY Lab | Premium Automotive | BenQ INFTY Lab |
| hardware interface | usb, hdmi, vga, usb | usb | usb | vga, hdmi | hdmi, usb2.0 a | hdmi, hdmi, usb micro a |
| display resolution | 3840 x 2160 | 3840 x 2160 | 3840 x 2160 | 1920 x 1200 | 3840 x 2160 | 3840 x 2160 |
| brightness | 3,400 | — | — | — | 3200 | 3000 |
| native resolution | 3840 x 2160 | 3840 x 2160 | 3840 x 2160 | 1920 x 1080 | 3840 x 2160 | 3840 x 2160 |
| image contrast ratio | 16:9 | 1000000:1 | 1000000:1 | 10000:1 | 16:9 | 500,000: 1 |
| max throw distance | 34.8 meters | 32 feet | 32 feet | 1.5 feet | 5 meters | 5 meters |
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Incredible Picture QualityExperience high-quality home cinema feel with true 4K UHD with 8.3 million distinct addressable on-screen pixels. UltraDetail technology ensures image sharpness and the projector’s 8-segment color wheel produces vivid, cinematic images. |
HDR10 & HLG CompatibleCompatibility with the HDR10 and HLG content ensures the Optoma UHD50X renders vivid 4K UHD content. Optoma HDR tone mapping combined with Dynamic Black technology presents an optimized image with brighter whites, deeper black levels and realistic colors that jump off the screen for an immersive visual experience. |
Optimized for GamingEnhanced Gaming Mode reduces input lag down to 16ms at 1080p 240 Hz for lag-free input response. The Optoma UHD50X has the quickest input response time at 4K UHD resolutions for a projector – 25ms – letting gamers decide if they want a competitive advantage at 1080p or incredible detail and 4K UHD resolutions. |
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Next-Generation Gaming & BeyondPC gamers can take advantage of the ultra-fast 240 Hz refresh rate at 1080p for blur-free visuals with outstanding smoothness while console gamers preparing for next-generation Microsoft Xbox Series X or Sony Playstation 5 will be ready with 1080p 120 Hz or 4K UHD 60 Hz game play. |
Leave the Lights OnEnjoy 3,400 lumens of brightness in any room in your home—living room, game room, home theater, or even outdoors. |
Reduced Eye StrainTV screens produce harsh direct light causing eye strain for viewers. Conversely, projection screens reflect light for a more comfortable viewing experience. |
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Long Lamp LifeEnjoy up to 15,000 hours of lamp life, enabling an average of two 2-hour movies every day 10+ years. |
Easy InstallationWhether ceiling mounted or placed on a table or shelf, get the picture just right in any environment with 5–15% vertical lens shift, keystone correction, 1.3X zoom. |
Extensive ConnectivityConnect to gaming consoles, media players and other HDMI devices such as the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K, Google Chromecast Ultra, or Apple TV 4K, 4K Blueray and Roku Ultra. Inputs include dual HDMI. |
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| Price | $1,099.99 | $2,143.88 | $1,500.00 | $1,999.00 |
| Category | 4K UHD, HDR & Gaming | 4K UHD | 4K UHD | 4K UHD |
| Highlights | Ultra-fast 240Hz 4K UHD Home Theater Projector for movies, live sporting events & gaming. | High-bright, true 4K UHD smart projector, ideal for 4K HDR streaming, movies, gaming and more. Compatible with Amazon Echo & Google Home. | High-bright, true 4K UHD smart projector, ideal for 4K HDR streaming, movies, gaming and more. Compatible with Amazon Echo & Google Home. | True 4K UHD Projector for Home Entertainment & Movies, Rec.2020 with DCI-P3 for Wide Color Gamut, HDMI 2.0 and HDR10 |
| Picture Quality | 4K UHD resolution 500,000:1 contrast ratio | 4K UHD resolution 500,000:1 contrast ratio PureMotion Technology | 4K UHD resolution 500,000:1 contrast ratio PureMotion Technology | 4K UHD resolution 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio |
| Color | High Dynamic Range for brighter whites, deeper black levels & richer colors with HDR10 + HLG | High Dynamic Range for brighter whites, deeper black levels & richer colors with HDR10 + HLG | High Dynamic Range for brighter whites, deeper black levels & richer colors with HDR10 + HLG | High Dynamic Range for brighter whites, deeper black levels & wider range of color detail |
| Gaming | Enhanced Gaming Mode with 16ms input lag at 1080p/240Hz (PC), 23ms at 1080p60Hz and 25ms at 4K UHD HDR. | Big screen gaming – up to 302" | Big screen gaming – up to 302" | Big screen gaming – up to 302" |
| Brightness | 3400 lumens | 3500 lumens | 3500 lumens | 3000 lumens |
| Throw Distance | Standard Throw: Project a 120" image from approximately 10.5–13.9 feet away | Standard Throw: Project a 120" image from approximately 10.5 feet away | Standard Throw: Project a 120" image from approximately 10.5 feet away | Standard Throw: Project a 120" image from approximately 12–19 feet away |
| Lamp Life | Up to 15,000 hours | Up to 15,000 hours | Up to 15,000 hours | Up to 15,000 hours |
| Installation Flexibility | 1.3x zoom, Vertical Lens Shift & ± 40° Vertical Keystone Correction | 1.3x zoom, Vertical Lens Shift & ± 40° Vertical Keystone Correction | 1.3x zoom, Vertical Lens Shift & ± 40° Vertical Keystone Correction | 1.6x zoom, Vertical Lens Shift |
| Connectivity | HDMI 2.0 (w/ HDCP 2.2, MHL 2.1), HDMI 1.4a, VGA-in, audio-in (3.5mm), audio-out, S/PDIF out (optical), USB 2.0 (service port), USB power (5V, 1.5A), RS-232C, 12V Trigger | 2xHDMI 2.0 (w/ HDCP 2.2), VGA-in, audio-in (3.5mm), audio-out, S/PDIF out (optical), USB 2.0 (service), USB (for Alexa Wi-Fi adapter), USB (media), USB, RJ-45, RS-232C, 12V trigger | 2xHDMI 2.0 (w/ HDCP 2.2), VGA-in, audio-in (3.5mm), audio-out, S/PDIF out (optical), USB 2.0 (service), USB (for Alexa Wi-Fi adapter), USB (media), USB, RJ-45, RS-232C, 12V trigger | 1xHDMI 1.4a, 1xHDMI 2.0 (w/ HDCP 2.2, MHL 2.1 and Full 18Gbps), VGA-In, Audio-In (3.5mm), Audio-Out, SPDIF Out (Optical), USB 2.0 Port (Service), USB-A Power, RJ45, RS232C, 12V Trigger |
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I’ve had this projector for 11 months and I have had time to “get to know it” pretty well in that time. I give it a solid “C+” and my score includes features, price, functionality, and quality.Features- it’s got a “gaming mode” which is the only way to get the ultra low latency which drops your resolution to 1080. So it’s 4K gaming at high latency or low latency at 1080, not low latency at 4K. This was not clear to me at the time of purchase.- also with gaming mode, it removes any screen adjustments you make. So if you have some digital zoom or keystoning going on, forget about it. You’ll be gaming at an odd angle.- brilliant colors are also pretty useless as I have found, they tend to just put a halo around things or blow out certain colors. A prime example is if I’m watching a video of someone and the sky is in the background, it puts a while halo around the person. With brilliant color turned off, it goes away. So I keep that at as low as it goes.Let’s talk fire. If a scene has a fire in it or a red, to yellow, to white gradient, it’ll blow it out and you get this odd effect where it looks glowing. I can fix it by changing the color gamut and temperature and putting the brilliant color to 6, but then I get the halo on blues. So I can’t balance it. It works for one but is broken for another.PictureIt does get a great picture at times, it does better with certain scenarios over others.It does seem a bit dark at times. I have to up the brightness is some situations and I have found that with how an appletv processes an image, a dark movie is just about unwatchable.Unless the room is pitch black, you won’t enjoy it. I bought a mid level screen and unless it’s totally dark in the room, you won’t see details in dark scenes.FunctionalityIt is a bit loud. Granted, my projector is over head and I’m about 5 feet from it. Not a huge problem but adds to my list.Finding a source between switching from non-hdr to hdr content takes a bit. Maybe 10-15 seconds? It’s just annoying to turn an app on and then wait 15 seconds. Or if you watch a trailer, it’ll kick in to hdr mode. That’s annoying.The remote works well and the UI, while functionally fine does feel dated. I’m 2020 I bought a state of the art projector and it feels like a UI from the 90’s.There are no smart capabilities with the projector. I am ok with this, but it’s worth noting.QualityThis is where I am the harshest on this projector. I got this because I was told I pad lens shift. The lens shift is a joke. It’s a single direction and the range of motion is hardly noticeable.Recently, and what brought me back to do this review is I have dead pixels. White dots on the screen that are always present. Also, if I do the full white screen test pattern, I have black pixels as well. I presume these black pixels will turn into white pixels at some point, but I am 3,000 hours into it and to have dead pixel is no good for me. I’ll be sending it back in the hopes that I get a refund and can buy something else. For what I paid, it’s just not a quality product.I would not buy this projector again and I would suggest others do the same. It hits on a small handful of things but misses on many many more.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2020
Style: UHD50X (3400 Lumens)Verified Purchase
I've used this projector for 3 days now and it's fantastic. This is the second projector I've owned. The fan is nice and quiet even after the unit has been on for hours. It isn't very heavy so it was fairly easy to mount close to my ceiling with only a 5 inch down tube. The image is bright has heck (see picture and excuse the mess - note that there are two table lamps on at the time and it's still crazy bright). Some people have mentioned light leak and there definitely is some but it doesn't bother me. Games and movies look amazing and buttery smooth on it. The bulb is super bright so black levels aren't as dark as they could be but that's a trade off that projector owners should understand. There's also a way to lower the bulb brightness and save on bulb life but I haven't tried that yet to see what difference it makes. My only complaint (so far) is that the remote is kind of cheap looking. It's white and has a weird shape and is very light so it just feels a little cheap. I do like how it has separate power on and power off buttons. Since those are the only two I'll ever be pressing I don't really care about the remote too much. So 5 stars overall!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2022
I called Optoma June 13th and opened a case for repair. I would have to pay $100 to ship it in. That sucks, but I would say the cost. Before I agreed, the two added a caveat; Optoma is struggling to find parts, so my projector could be sitting in a repair facility for months. They won't swap it even though it is still under a year-long warranty, so they urged me to keep it until I'm called that parts are in. Come July, I got my second dot. As of this post, I have three.
These bright white dots are an eyesore and a distraction, especially in dark scenes. Once a DMD chip begins to fail, it will continue until white dots engulf the screen. My projector didn't make it 6 months. This could be real bad by the anniversary of the projector. What will be of my warranty then? Customer service has been missing in action. I'm really regretting this purchase. These dots really take away from the experience.
Style: UHD50X (3400 Lumens)Verified Purchase
Great projector picture ruined by white spots
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2022
I sold my Optoma UHD60 to "upgrade" to this model November 26, 2021. I wanted to experience 120hz on my Xbox and put an end to the rainbow effect my 60 had. This projector had a gorgeous picture that made gaming feel even more next gen. That is, until I got my first white dot.Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2022
I called Optoma June 13th and opened a case for repair. I would have to pay $100 to ship it in. That sucks, but I would say the cost. Before I agreed, the two added a caveat; Optoma is struggling to find parts, so my projector could be sitting in a repair facility for months. They won't swap it even though it is still under a year-long warranty, so they urged me to keep it until I'm called that parts are in. Come July, I got my second dot. As of this post, I have three.
These bright white dots are an eyesore and a distraction, especially in dark scenes. Once a DMD chip begins to fail, it will continue until white dots engulf the screen. My projector didn't make it 6 months. This could be real bad by the anniversary of the projector. What will be of my warranty then? Customer service has been missing in action. I'm really regretting this purchase. These dots really take away from the experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2024
Style: UHD55 (Latest Model, 3600 Lumens)Verified Purchase
Extremely happy with this purchase. Was overwhelmed with researching projectors, and learning everything I needed to know about them. Luckily this ended up being perfect for what I needed at a good price.
So I currently use this projector in my bedroom as my primary screen for Gaming/watching TV. I have it hooked up to my PC via a 25ft HDMI cable, and it acts as a second monitor. The projector is about 11ft from the wall I cast on, and I get a solid 120inches.
I agree with other users that the Optima OS/remote sucks, but since I use it was a second desktop screen, I never have to use the OS or remote. I turn on my projector and use a wireless mouse/keyboard from bed to control Windows. Same thing if you have PS4/XBOX, you'll end up using that + a controller instead of the Optima OS/remote.
No issues gaming on it. The picture is amazing, blows away anyone who sees my setup for the first time. Highly recommend also purchasing a 120inch Silver Screen
So I currently use this projector in my bedroom as my primary screen for Gaming/watching TV. I have it hooked up to my PC via a 25ft HDMI cable, and it acts as a second monitor. The projector is about 11ft from the wall I cast on, and I get a solid 120inches.
I agree with other users that the Optima OS/remote sucks, but since I use it was a second desktop screen, I never have to use the OS or remote. I turn on my projector and use a wireless mouse/keyboard from bed to control Windows. Same thing if you have PS4/XBOX, you'll end up using that + a controller instead of the Optima OS/remote.
No issues gaming on it. The picture is amazing, blows away anyone who sees my setup for the first time. Highly recommend also purchasing a 120inch Silver Screen
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Usman Arshad
Excellent 4K UHD Project with stunning picture quality
Reviewed in Canada on October 12, 2020Style: UHD50X (3400 Lumens)Verified Purchase
Silva
Vale a pena!
Reviewed in Brazil on October 29, 2019Style: UHD50 (2400 Lumens)Verified Purchase
AE
Mainboard failed
Reviewed in Canada on November 30, 2023Style: UHD50X (3400 Lumens)Verified Purchase
Alex
Steal of a price! Open Box Item
Reviewed in Canada on February 1, 2024Style: UHD55 (Latest Model, 3600 Lumens)Verified Purchase
Shane Pit
Image quality and latency are great, interface is bad. Not worth the cost.
Reviewed in Canada on December 23, 2022Style: UHD55 (Latest Model, 3600 Lumens)Verified Purchase
