Built-in powerful 10W speaker, two HDMI inputs. Project in ambient light conditions with ultra-bright 3000 ANSI Lumens. Display true full 3D content from any 3D display device including 3D Blu-ray, PS3 and Xbox. 23,000:1 contrast ratio. Incorporating MHL technology you can easily connect to your MHL enabled mobile device with a single cable solution. This will turn your HD141X into a smart projector allowing you to mirror your devices screen, access online content, apps, movies, games and photos stored on your mobile device. You will even be able to control your device with the remote.
The Optoma 92 inch screen uses professional grade screen fabric to reflect vivid and dynamic images and is composed of 4 different layers to prevent wrinkles and waves. The Optoma 92 inch screen is easy to use with its self-locking system – simply pull down the screen, hold for 3 second and then release.
Projector:
Brand: Optoma
Model Number: HD141X
Definition: 1080p
Technology: DLP
Lumens: 3000
Contrast Radio: 23000:1
Keystone Correction: Yes
Projection Ratio: 1.48 – 1.62:1
Lamp: 6000 hrs durability (eco mode)
Weight: 2.5kg
Dimensions: H 114 x W 315 x D 224 mm
Screen:
Brand: Optoma
Model Number: DS-9092PWC
Size: 92 inches
Weight: 11.3kg
Dimensions: H 86 x W 2250 x D 112 mm
there are plenty of reviews out there for this pj , but i can tell you it is entry level home cinema , not to loud with the fans , pic quality wise if you watch bluray , it would be ok , if you`ve never used pj before a 92 inch screen will blow you away.
But be aware you must think about .... throw ratio .... how to mount the pj ( pj placement ) ..... new leads ..... fixing the screen to the ceiling joists......
It is nothing like just buying a tv.lol .... but on the other hand , good luck buying a 92 led.......
All comments (39)
Blasphemous
30 Oct 15#1
Looks a nice deal to me. I'd be interested to hear opinions on the projector.
sim11 to Blasphemous
30 Oct 153#3
there are plenty of reviews out there for this pj , but i can tell you it is entry level home cinema , not to loud with the fans , pic quality wise if you watch bluray , it would be ok , if you`ve never used pj before a 92 inch screen will blow you away.
But be aware you must think about .... throw ratio .... how to mount the pj ( pj placement ) ..... new leads ..... fixing the screen to the ceiling joists......
It is nothing like just buying a tv.lol .... but on the other hand , good luck buying a 92 led.......
turbo_c to Blasphemous
30 Oct 151#5
This is a very good projector. I have one and was amazed at the quality. Using it on a cheapo 120" screen, but even then it looks great.
djjinx1
30 Oct 15#2
Heard this is a great projector, I have the 151x and love it! Much better off projecting onto a wall if you have a spare one to do so though, Some great paint mixes out there to rival £1000 screens!
Have set one of these up for someone in a dedicated room. Great picture quality.
Initially it was projecting onto a quality 120" screen. Had the walls re-skimmed and used some specialised paint and there was a significant increase in picture quality. And that's at around 200".
Either way, wall or screen its a good PJ. Relatively quiet, 3D is good and the ability to project from phones etc is nice too.
nikc0069
30 Oct 151#7
Got the hd151x. Yes you can go better with a sim2 etc but at this price with screen included this is a bargain and you will be impress with it. Just watched Serenity on mine and it's a different beast to a tv
Chufty
30 Oct 151#8
I have the HD131x. Great piece of kit for the price. Screen is useful if you don't have a suitable clean wall, but as others have said you can also paint a wall to very good effect.
Dannyrobbo
30 Oct 151#9
I have a DLP projector already, but does anybody suffer with seeing that rainbow effect particularly when watching sport. It's driving me insane.
ched999uk to Dannyrobbo
30 Oct 151#11
Hopefully the projector is new as you will probably get used to the rainbow. I know it may sound silly but try and relax and just focus on the picture, ignore the rainbow. Also the rainbow is more pronounced from the corner of the eye so make sure you are straight on to screen.
I would say give it time and the rainbows should subside.
topss to Dannyrobbo
30 Oct 15#13
Unfortunately some people do suffer this effect more than others and whilst you can 'get used to it' it won't go away. Some PJs suffer from it more than others. That's the main drawback from DLP PJs. It's also difficult to get a demo of a particular unit. Suppose the good thing about Costco is, you can just take it back for a refund.
hannaoptimus to Dannyrobbo
30 Oct 15#15
I do, it drives me nuts! I swear wearing glasses makes it worse. Although weirdly I don't seem to see as much whilst gaming.
sim11 to Dannyrobbo
30 Oct 151#25
try not to look around the screen so much , looking left and then right , greatly increases the effect , takes a bit of getting used to just watching the middle .
This unit uses a 2 speed color wheel so the rbe effect will be more noticable , the 131 uses 3 and the similar priced benqw1070 is better still.
Failing that move on to lcd , i moved from the 131xe go lcd and for me the difference was night and day , no more rbe :stuck_out_tongue:
splatsplatsplat
30 Oct 15#10
What distance would be needed for 92", ive had a few PJ's but could only manage 66" :stuck_out_tongue:
Ive got a Hd65 sitting faulty - tried a brand new bulb but its still not switching on, could be ballast? I dunno, I must repair/flog it
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The Optoma 92 inch screen uses professional grade screen fabric to reflect vivid and dynamic images and is composed of 4 different layers to prevent wrinkles and waves. The Optoma 92 inch screen is easy to use with its self-locking system – simply pull down the screen, hold for 3 second and then release.
Projector:
Brand: Optoma
Model Number: HD141X
Definition: 1080p
Technology: DLP
Lumens: 3000
Contrast Radio: 23000:1
Keystone Correction: Yes
Projection Ratio: 1.48 – 1.62:1
Lamp: 6000 hrs durability (eco mode)
Weight: 2.5kg
Dimensions: H 114 x W 315 x D 224 mm
Screen:
Brand: Optoma
Model Number: DS-9092PWC
Size: 92 inches
Weight: 11.3kg
Dimensions: H 86 x W 2250 x D 112 mm
Top comments
But be aware you must think about .... throw ratio .... how to mount the pj ( pj placement ) ..... new leads ..... fixing the screen to the ceiling joists......
It is nothing like just buying a tv.lol .... but on the other hand , good luck buying a 92 led.......
All comments (39)
But be aware you must think about .... throw ratio .... how to mount the pj ( pj placement ) ..... new leads ..... fixing the screen to the ceiling joists......
It is nothing like just buying a tv.lol .... but on the other hand , good luck buying a 92 led.......
Initially it was projecting onto a quality 120" screen. Had the walls re-skimmed and used some specialised paint and there was a significant increase in picture quality. And that's at around 200".
Either way, wall or screen its a good PJ. Relatively quiet, 3D is good and the ability to project from phones etc is nice too.
I would say give it time and the rainbows should subside.
Unfortunately some people do suffer this effect more than others and whilst you can 'get used to it' it won't go away. Some PJs suffer from it more than others. That's the main drawback from DLP PJs. It's also difficult to get a demo of a particular unit. Suppose the good thing about Costco is, you can just take it back for a refund.
This unit uses a 2 speed color wheel so the rbe effect will be more noticable , the 131 uses 3 and the similar priced benqw1070 is better still.
Failing that move on to lcd , i moved from the 131xe go lcd and for me the difference was night and day , no more rbe :stuck_out_tongue:
Ive got a Hd65 sitting faulty - tried a brand new bulb but its still not switching on, could be ballast? I dunno, I must repair/flog it
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