ViewSonic 3800 Lumens SVGA High Brightness Projector for Home and Office with HDMI Vertical Keystone (PA503S)

I experienced ghosting when trying to watch the Pacific. I am now searching for a comparibly priced projector that doesnt rainbow ghost in dark spots.

We first bought a VANKYO Performance V610 for $240 (it was $280 but included $40 discount). When delivered, it looked like it was used before. then we noticed peoples faces were sometimes yellow on the screen. We tried to change the color mode, brightness, etc. but it didnt go away completely. So we returned it and bought a ViewSonic 3600 Lumens WXGA for $380. As you can tell from the photos the picture of ViewSonic is brighter. It doesnt have the cloudy-ish parts on the screen. It is better in a room with more light because of its more powerful light. The main problem with ViewSonic is that it cant be adjusted and be on the corner of the room and should be right in front of the screen but other than that it is great. So considering the mentioned con of ViewSonic, if you wanna pay a little more, it is worth to but it; otherwise, VANKYO V610 is still good enough (unless you see the yellow faces too). I give 4 stars to Vanko and 5 to ViewSonic. Link for VANKYO Performance V610: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07ZSCPDM9/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Not HD but pretty clear picture

Worth The price

very good picture and easy to set up and use

This is a great projector for presentations. Highly recommended for those who need to make presentations. Youll need a large screen or a clear (light colored) wall to project against for best quality. Suitable for group gatherings.

We are very happy with this projector. The screen is beautiful and is even bright during the day. This is the projector on eco mode at night.

After 400 hours of using this projector the screen start flickering. Just wasted my $350 so please do yourself a favor and dont buy it.

A faculty member purchased this on his own accord for group meetings in a small office. The quality of build and function on this projector leaves quite a bit to be desired. First, the picture cant focus anywhere beyond 5-6 feet from the screen. With the terrible native resolution this has (it is NOT 1080p - their description is deceptive) you end up looking at the tiniest, dim picture ever. Yes, it is very, very dim. Id guess it puts out about 300-400 lumens max. Turning the focus knob makes the whole bulb/lens assembly feel like it is going to fall out. The focus knob also turns the throw knob (it shouldnt) so you have to use two hands to get this thing to want to focus and throw correctly. Do not buy this projector. Spend a bit more and get something that supports native 1080P and has a far superior build quality. As for us, this is going right back to Amazon for a quality projector.

Our familys best friend, works just perfectly!