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Optoma HZ146X - Projector

Reviews Optoma HZ146X

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Ondřej, Moravanyflag
Rated 08/01/2026, variant Optoma HZ146X
Verified purchase
For the bedroom, maximum satisfaction, runs every night
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Karel, Kdyněflag
Rated 10/12/2024, variant Optoma HZ146X
Verified purchase - review from a price comparison website
Overall I am disappointed with the laser projector, I expected better performance from it.
Low consumption.
When I compare laser vs. lamp. I'd rather overpay for the power of a tube projector, which will give me better color quality, brightness, and overall image quality.
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Miroslav, Kralice na Hanéflag
Rated 16/11/2024, variant Optoma HZ146X
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I've had several projectors, the first being a DLP with a squeaky DLP wheel, then for a long time just 3LCD and now I've tried going back to DLP which seems to have improved dramatically over that time. The motivation was laser technology, higher resolution FullHD (4K is just a trade name for some pixel shift FHD in most projectors in this price range, so it's not true 4K anyway), much quieter operation, much lower power consumption. The projector does this perfectly. As for the placement of the projector, it's good to place it in the middle and if possible not to use image correction, because it comes at the expense of pixel resolution and interpolation and the image is not as sharp with the adjusted geometry, which is especially visible when projecting some text with smaller fonts. But that's generally true for most projectors, unless the setup is within the optics of the projector.
Sharp image even on a large diagonal of 3.5 meters.
Compared to 3LCD technology, the pixel has a specific full color. With 3LCD, you can see the RGB colour mix and the image doesn't look as sharp up close.
Very good vivid colours, especially in Cinema mode.
Ideal for movies or as a TV replacement.
Quiet operation. If it is completely quiet, the fan can be heard, but it is not disturbing. Full brightness is just as quiet as Eco mode, unlike most projectors that can't even be run at full brightness as they are noisy and in the annoying sound zone.
You can adjust the brightness continuously, unlike most projectors where you only have max and eco mode.
Low electricity consumption. power, in eco operation around 80 W.
High luminance
Fast response and dynamic images.
Supposedly long laser lifetime, but perhaps longer than the lifetime of the projector as a whole.
The projector can be rotated in any way, even vertically. This is not possible with tube ones.
High contrast, where black is almost black. This is especially useful for projections where the image has a different aspect ratio, such as 4:3, and a portion of the projection area should be dark. Similarly, the projection surroundings do not have a distracting glowing outline.
Some may be bothered by the rainbow effect that is due to DLP technology, but it is only visible with rapid eye movement and blinking in contrasting colors, typically white subtitles, black film. I don't mind it, after a few minutes the eye gets used to it and doesn't see it unless one is concentrating and jerking the head to see it.
It could be continuously adjustable framerate and not just some predetermined values where it can do 120 fps, but it's not divisible by 24, which is the value of most movies. So it would be useful to have, say, 72 fps so that the image can be redrawn in all the colours of the DLP wheel 3x.
A small, impractical controller. Fortunately, mostly only one button is used for switching on and off.
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Roman, Brnoflag
Rated 18/09/2024, variant Optoma HZ146X
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image quality
luminosity
without Android TV
size
had to go to claim
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Miroslav, Praha 8flag
Rated 20/03/2024, variant Optoma HZ146X
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excellent luminosity
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