Optoma HD39HDRx High Brightness HDR 1080p Home Theater Projector | 120Hz Refresh Rate | 4,000 Lumens | Fast 8.4ms Response time with 120Hz | Easy Setup, 1.3X Zoom | 4K Input | Quiet 26 dB Operation

Video is lifelike. Would HIGHLY recommend

There are some scratches on the lens. The shape of a video is funnel-shaped and cannot be rectangle-shaped. The Keystone correction cannot change funnel-shaped to rectangle-shaped. Keystone correction cannot make funnel-shaped to rectangle-shaped. The projected image is unbalanced.

nice bright image for a living room projector with limited ambient light control. A little louder than my Epson HC3500. No lens shift. Single chip DLP. Some people see the rainbow effect when they turn their head while watching the screen, but not too many.

Picture was great and so was quality

I purchased from another company, the laser version optoma hz39hdr. The good, its very bright and very quiet. The bad its so bright it hurts your eyes and has convergence issues like crazy. It was sharp in the middle and then Fuzzy on the outside. Colors are horrible. Spent days trying to make adjustments. If you are a gamer optoma does make some nice units and would recommend the bulb version of these units for that use. Just know you will go thru a bulb every 1-3 years. I personally found I watched more movies and went with the Epson 3800. Not as good for games but color and contrast are incredible for movies. In short every brand will have its pro and cons just look at what you will use it for and do your research.

Bought for home theater system. Not currently using hdr input due to old AV receiver. Great picture. However had to add an IR repeater to the front of the projector so it would pick up signals bouncing off the screen without having to point the remote straight in the air at the receiver.

I came from an Optoma gt1080 short throw projector when i moved to a new apartment. The HD39HDR is pretty great. The only flaws that Ive noticed are things that I *could* fix, like perfect placement so that I dont have to use keystone/zoom, but I dont have the patience. I have it connected to my gaming PC via hdmi, and i love it. I watch movies, play AAA games, and surf the web, on a 100 diagonal screen, from ~12 away. It all just works. The price has only gotten better. If you need a totally respectable 1080p projector, this is a great choice.

Amazing home theater experience at an affordable price with amazing picture quality!

I am happy with the product until today. It is broken after 7-month use right after the product support.

Worked great for about 500 lamp hours/ 6 months, until the lamp broke. Its out of the return period, bulb warranty, and Optoma finds any reason not to honor their 1 year warranty. Its supposed to last about 3000 lamp hours, incase youre wondering.