It's on at Richer Sounds for 384.99 with 6 years warranty (not on bulb of course) for VIP members (free membership)
I have the BenQ W1070, but when buying it was between that and the HD141X. Both are great projectors, and I would have gone for this if not for the great deal I got on the W1070 1 year and a half ago.
Enjoy
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topss to Savaholic
9 Mar 167#9
A Pringles lid. That's what I used when I had this projector last year.
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robodan918
9 Mar 161#1
lowest 379.99 at amazon, but only with mfg warranty
6 years is worth extra 5 imho
Krinkle
9 Mar 16#2
This is DLP so maybe rainbow effect for some?
robodan918 to Krinkle
9 Mar 162#3
Single chip DLP does have RBE yes
After nearly 2 years of using my projector I no longer notice it.
You can reduce RBE by doing the following: getting a neutral density "ND" filter lens and using it with your projector; getting a good screen - I'm using the Elitescreens 120" 1.1 gain screen and it's superb. RBE is minimal in my experience, and the low price more to get a home cinema experience more than outweighs something I rarely even notice (or can see when I'm really trying to see it).
YMMV - Some are more sensitive than others.
yusufjamaly52
9 Mar 16#4
Would this be the one you have ?
robodan918
9 Mar 16#5
nope I have BenQ W1070 as mentioned in OP
but this is a great projector and I would have got the HD141X if I'd found a better price on that at time of purchase
Savaholic
9 Mar 16#6
I've had this since black Friday with an old basic screen. No noticeable rainbow effect for me. must be lucky.
Can anyone recommend a cheap lens cap for this?
Thanks
topss to Savaholic
9 Mar 167#9
A Pringles lid. That's what I used when I had this projector last year.
mirh786 to Savaholic
10 Mar 16#17
pringle lid :smile:
aaronsm
9 Mar 16#7
Very good projector I have one. Can be quite noisy but if in Eco mode it's ok. Also quite a bit of rainbowing but the picture quality is much better than previous models
CampGareth
9 Mar 16#8
I also own one of these and the rainbow effect is visible but I only notice it when flicking my eyes from the screen to a device in my lap. I don't notice it during moving content on screen.
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Yesterday's post: http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/optoma-hd141x-full-hd-3d-1080p-projector-389-99-amazon-deal-day-2409871
It's on at Richer Sounds for 384.99 with 6 years warranty (not on bulb of course) for VIP members (free membership)
I have the BenQ W1070, but when buying it was between that and the HD141X. Both are great projectors, and I would have gone for this if not for the great deal I got on the W1070 1 year and a half ago.
Enjoy
Top comments
All comments (22)
lowest 379.99 at amazon, but only with mfg warranty
6 years is worth extra 5 imho
After nearly 2 years of using my projector I no longer notice it.
You can reduce RBE by doing the following: getting a neutral density "ND" filter lens and using it with your projector; getting a good screen - I'm using the Elitescreens 120" 1.1 gain screen and it's superb. RBE is minimal in my experience, and the low price more to get a home cinema experience more than outweighs something I rarely even notice (or can see when I'm really trying to see it).
YMMV - Some are more sensitive than others.
but this is a great projector and I would have got the HD141X if I'd found a better price on that at time of purchase
Can anyone recommend a cheap lens cap for this?
Thanks