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peter tarin
> 3 dayhas 2 hot pixels stuck in the center of the screen ruining the image and a loud hissing noise coming from the audio port do not buy this trash
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Metalman
> 3 dayFirst things first, because there is no mention anywhere of 3D support in the specs or product description there are a lot of comments out there stating that the PX701-4K isn’t capable of 3D. This is incorrect. It does in fact support 3D and it looks great! The older versions that were initially shipped did not support 3D. However, since then ViewSonic has made the necessary hardware & firmware upgrades to correct this. Now that the 3D speculation is out of the way let me talk about the projector. It’s a great 4K projector considering the price tag. True, it’s not native 4K but it does produce 3840x2160 pixels when inputting a 4K signal into the projector. The projector does this. by what’s called “Pixel Shifting “. This is done to expand the native 1080p resolution to produce an effective 4K image on the screen. So, basically, you’re still getting 4K resolution without the much higher price tag you would pay for a native 4K projector. When you play 4K content the projector also displays 3840x2160 on it’s display on the screen. Another nice thing is that it supports HDR & HLG. However, it does not support Dolby Vision which is not a dealbreaker for me. The 3200 ANSI lumens produce a nice bright and vivid picture. I also really like the auto keystone feature. I have the projector sitting on a coffee table which is much lower than my screen and I didn’t have to adjust anything. The projector automatically adjusted the image perfectly. The fan is pretty quiet as well and If you have a surround system you won’t hear it at all. I haven’t tried gaming on it yet but if the specs are correct this should be great for gaming too! Overall I’m satisfied with the projector.
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Jason
> 3 dayDefective model. Power issue and dead pixels and color issues. Refund was the solution.
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THE ENGINEER
> 3 dayI decided long ago that the cost of a TV out paced the technology. For that reason I only use projectors in my media room. This particular projector is a replacement for an older viewsonic I had for over 8 years. With that kind of lifespan ill keep buying them over a TV every day that ends in day!
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J. Gutierrez
> 3 dayI really liked using this projector. It was my first ever and having 4K @ 60Hz was awesome. I played mostly games on it but did watch a few Netflix shows on it. I do wish it had 120Hz but I know that would bump up the price of this laser projector. Returned it because I currently no longer needed it. Still recommend it though.
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Dr. Zechariah Dare
> 3 dayColores un poco imprecisos, mucho ruido, buena definición; En definitiva cómo todos los DLP, de estos precios.
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D Ball
> 3 dayI bought this projector because of the 4k and 4.2ms ultra fast input. When first trying it out the screen was a horrible shape that could be corrected ok-wise with the picture settings but they dont tell you that if you do that, you cannot use the 4.2ms ultra fast input. It will reset the screen settings everytime and if you want to keep the settings then forget the 4.2ms so why even buy the thing? The 240hz is a nice feature to have though. The brightness is pretty good as there is always more than enough and at a point you will bleach out the screen. Contrast is not too bad either but they should be up front about the settings with the 4.2 not being avail unless you like a screen thats pyramid shaped. Their customer service is laughable. When I asked about the 4.2 and also the cost of a new remote since the enter button stopped working, they said 50 usd and not even a mention of the 4.2 or the screen problem before changes. Over all forget this one. Go with higher quality like Epson
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Kriegsauer Pascal
> 3 dayIts a solid projector that keeps its promises. It feels a bit noisy, but in eco and silent mode its bearable. Still a bit too pricey, even with all the nice features which should be a standard for theese products. Maybe go for the 1080p version since the 4k version isnt native but uses pixel shift, therefore the price difference seems a bit much.
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TeK Nik
> 3 daynice projector but with limitations, pros: very bright image in dynamic mode and normal mode, well detailed image. cons: the zoom and focus work apparently in a funny way (but maybe it was me not able to set them properly?) in eco mode and super eco mode the image is not bright; in all 4 options and despite the adjustments made the visual effect is not very engaging (in dynamic mode it definitely improves); It is a good product for the price but with many limitations, personally I will opt to spend 200 pounds more and buy an epson 7000 projector.
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nick wilson
Greater than one weekPX706HD short throw The picture quality is VERY good and latency is great for gaming, which was the main reason for purchase. Very easy to use with minimal setup. ----- Remote control is not backlit which really doesnt help in the dark. Focus wheel feels VERY stiff, so much so it makes the picture move up and down when trying to adjust it. Louder than I thought but quiet in eco mode Overall Im happy because the picture quality is great. Price paid £550 31/03/19
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