Product Comparison: Optoma HD27 vs Optoma HD142X
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- Coming from that previous projector to this one, the higher 1080P resolution, colors, and contrast ratio is more than enough to keep me happy. Unless you are sitting less than 6 feet from the screen, you won't miss the detail that a 4K version offers.
- Plenty bright even for daytime use. Resolution and focus are top notch.
- I un-boxed the projector, plugged it in, turned it on, then focused the picture. The brightness, color and contrast were spot on right out of the box!
- Very good projector for the money, very bright, native 1080P, good color.
- The only criticism I see a little bit of a rainbow artifact every now and then on high contrast scenes.
- I bought this unit because it offered outstanding viewing qualities - high brightness resolution, high video and graphic's resolution, good pricing and portability.
- The vast array of options and features make this one of the best, if not, the best budget home theatre projector with a full 1080p native resolution.
- Excellent color reproduction , mamboing contrast , do very well in dark scenes.
- One of the reasons I went with this model was because of the higher brightness rating. I have it in my living room which has blinds over the windows, but theres still a decent amount of ambient light in the room in the middle of the afternoon.
- Rainbows are everywhere in high contrast scenes like credits on black background, my older DLP has none compared to this one.
- I have the projector at a distance of 15.5 feet and the picture is very crisp and event during the day you able to at least make out what you are seeing.
- The colors are stunning & the image is very sharp as well.
- It's projection is great quality. Crisp, colorful and bright images with fairly deep blacks. It also offers a range of customization settings.
- Image looks great even with all the lighting turned on in my living room. Its a bit washed out in direct daylight, but that is to be expected.
- This is an awesome projector. The color is great, the image is bright and sharp and setup was easy.
- I have it at a fairly good distance and its projecting a huge crip and color rich picture. Setup was super easy.
- It does have 60 frames per second and also a great picture for gaming or watching movies and shows
- I had been looking for a projector for awhile. The picture looks great on my 100" 16:9 screen. I'm glad I purchased it.
- Image in bright even scenes in uneven, but not that noticeable on other scenes.
- Not enough zoom for bedroom use. Image size does not gets to THX recommended 40 degrees viewing angle.
- 3D is great! Watched the go-to movies (Avatar 3D, Gravity, LEGO Batman, Cloudy with a chance of meatballs etc.) to test it out. PS3/PS4 gaming...excellent. (Played some Battlefield, Call of Duty) it was a nice experience!
- This projector replaced my older unit. I love the picture quality and especially 3d capability.
- Long bulb life and dynamic mode , doesn't compromise brightness.
- Speakers are decent.
- Two months and it's making a ticking noise very loud.
- I little harder to set up then my last but worked out well. Only wish the zoom out or in allows for more range.
- longer lamp life of 8000 hour compared to about 5000 average on others
- I especially like that the projector has a USB port so that I can power my Amazon Fire stick directly from the projector.
- Decent speaker on it can be used occasionally but would need better speaker if watching movies
- The internal speaker is not the greatest. Voice sound clear and loud but anything else is bad, external speaker strongly recommended.
- Also the speaker is not great & I think the could've threw in some type of stand or mount but maybe I'm asking for too much now.
- IPtv via Android box, Firetv, Chromecast etc (HDMI)...depending on your stream it's just like watching direct from cable/satellite.
- USB port is a plus.
- MHl and HDMI input, powered USB out helps to power roku or other streaming device.
- USB slot purpose??? I tried plugging in a simple laptop cooler to keep temps down & no power from the USB. Not a dealbreaker, but what's going on there? I solved this by plugging the cooler into my modem for continuous power. It definitely helped.
- The main thing I dislike is that: I have my projector hooked up to a PC, but when I turn the projector off, it still sends a signal to the PC - making the PC think it is still active.
- USB power is a must have for chromecast, amazon fire, or other usb peripherals
- It has a USB port to power up firestick
- Only 2 HDMI and no other inputs
- Only 2 HDMI ports and 2 audio ports. I wish they had included a few more ports.