ViewSonic LX750-4K
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ViewSonic LX750-4K
The ViewSonic LX750-4K projector uses DLP imaging technology to project images in a native resolution of 3840×2160 pixels. The lighting is provided by a laser source with a brightness of 4000 ANSI lumens, which is also suitable for use in rooms that aren't blacked out. This laser projector displays content with HDR support and creates an image with a screen size of up to 300". Thanks to its short throw distance, you can easily place it even in smaller rooms. The integrated Google TV operating system provides access to streaming services and apps without needing to connect an external device, functioning as a fully-fledged smart projector for your living room. A built-in 10W speaker provides basic audio accompaniment.
3840×2160 4K UHD
Maximum resolution
Laser
Light source
4000 ANSI lm / 3200 ISO lm
Brightness
Lit rooms - more than 3000 lm
Lighting conditions
WiFi 5, Bluetooth 5.0
Wireless connection
Key features of the ViewSonic LX750-4K projector
- DLP display technology
- 3,000,000:1 contrast ratio with a 16:9 aspect ratio
- Short throw distance for a large image even in smaller rooms
- Image size adjustable from 60" to 300"
- Laser source life of up to 30000 hours in ECO mode
- Noise level drops to 27dB in economy mode
- Audio output provided by a 10W speaker
- Connectivity via HDMI, RS-232 and USB-A ports
Detailed image in 4K resolution
The ViewSonic LX750-4K projector displays content in a native resolution of 3840×2160 pixels, which corresponds to the 4K UHD standard. Thanks to DLP technology and HDR support, the image is sharp and full of colour. A high contrast ratio of 3,000,000:1 ensures deep blacks and clearly legible details even in dark scenes. A brightness of 4000 ANSI lumens supports comfortable content viewing even without completely darkening the room, making the projector suitable for a typical living room.
Maintenance-free operation
At the heart of the projector is a laser light source that, unlike traditional lamps, does not require regular replacement. Its lifespan in normal mode reaches 20000 hours. In the power-saving ECO mode, the lifespan extends to up to 30000 hours. This laser projector also runs quietly. The fan noise in ECO mode drops to 27dB, so it won't disturb you while watching. Standby power consumption does not exceed 0.5W.
Short throw
The projector includes a short-throw lens. It can create a large image even in smaller rooms where the projector cannot be placed far from the wall. You can project an image with a screen size of up to 300" from a distance of 1.49m to 9.72m. Installation flexibility is further enhanced by 1.3× optical zoom and keystone correction. This makes it easy to align the image into a perfect rectangle.
Integrated sound and Google TV
The projector includes a 10W Cube speaker, which provides basic sound without the need to connect an external system. The built-in Google TV operating system provides access to popular streaming apps and other multimedia content. The projector also supports 3D content playback. A set of physical and wireless interfaces is provided for connecting video and audio sources. The projector offers two HDMI 2.0 ports with HDCP 2.2 support, one of which supports Audio Return Channel. There is also an RS-232 interface for control, a USB-A power port for external devices, and a service USB-A port. Wireless connectivity is provided by 5GHz WiFi and Bluetooth.
Projector technical specification
- Technology: DLP
- Brightness: 4000 ANSI lm / 3200 ISO lm
- Resolution: 3840×2160 4K UHD, 16:9
- Wireless connectivity: WiFi 5, Bluetooth 5.0
- Speakers: 10W
- Projection distance: 1.49m to 9.72m
- Image screen size: 60" to 300"
Package contents
- 1× Remote control
- 1× Power cable
Native resolution vs. maximum resolution
Native resolution determines the actual number of physical pixels on the projector's imaging chip and defines the real sharpness of the image, while maximum resolution only indicates the highest signal the projector can receive and convert (downscale) to its native resolution. For a high-quality image, it is always crucial to look at the native resolution.Specifications
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Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
