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Optoma CinemaX P2 XPR 4K Ultra-Short Throw Laser Projector + 4yr Warranty Expired
$2499
$3,500.00
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BuyDig has Optoma CinemaX P2 Smart 4K HDR UHD Ultra-Short Throw Laser Projector (OPCINEMAXP2) + 4-Year CPS Accidental Damage Warranty for $2,499. Overnight shipping is free w/ code BD1DAY. To earn Slickdeals Cashback, before purchase, follow the cashback instructions below (PC extension required, before checkout).
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- Note: 4-Year CPS Accidental Damage warranty will be auto-added to cart with the projector. Warranty starts 30-days after purchase. More info here.
- Brightness of 3000 Lumens
- 4K UHD 3840 x 2160 On-Screen Resolution
- 2,000,000:1 contrast ratio
- HDR10 Support
- Ultra-Short 0.25:1 Throw Ratio
- Onboard Android 8.0 Operating System
- Google Assistant, Alexa, IFTTT Control
- Wi-Fi & Ethernet Connectivity
- NuForce 40W Dolby Digital 2.0 soundbar
- Rechargeable Bluetooth Remote Included
- Inputs:
- 2x HDMI 2.0 (HDCP 2.2, 18Gbps)
- 1x HDMI 1.4a (HDCP 1.4)
- 2x USB 2.0
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Optoma CinemaX P2 Smart 4K HDR UHD Ultra-Short Throw Laser Projector $2,499
- Black [buydig.com] OOS or White [buydig.com]
- 4-Year CPS Accidental Damage warranty will be auto-added to cart with the projector. Warranty starts 30-days after purchase. More info here [buydig.com]
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No one cares about the OLED after they see the projector.
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I want good blacks because literally every movie and TV show has a lot of dark scenes.
No one cares about the OLED after they see the projector.
Obviously though an OLED won't compete with the sheer size of a 120" projected image. But it depends on which youd rather have.
A UST makes a lot of sense when you have very limited mounting options, but a lot of space (to take advantage of a bigger screen). I use a UST specifically because my living room has no logical walls (too many oddly placed windows) for a decently sized TV for the space.
The 120" screen is great, but if PQ is important in what I'm watching, I'll watch it on a 55" OLED.
No one cares about the OLED after they see the projector.
Returning it all and getting a 77" OLED was the best decision I made.
After having that for a year I watched a movie in a friend's home theater with a high end JVC... I'll take the OLED quality over projector quality any day.
When they make a 100" QD OLED or dual LCD or MicroLED though, I'll be happy to have more of both.
Iam now thinking if I should have just bought the samsung LSP7T deal for 1999. (I left it cause it was single laser)
What projector do you have? If you could only choose one, 83" OLED or a 120" UST projector, what would you choose?
It is entirely based on the space you want to set up, and ultimately your own personal circumstance and how you plan to use it.
Personally, 83" hands down. If you have kids...or pets (especially cats...), you might find yourself readjusting the projector a lot. Standard projectors are usually ceiling mounted will likely be undisturbed - not so much for UST. Another big caveat with UST is that the range of placement is very limited. Unlike standard projectors where the lens can shift and focus so you have a little bit of leeway, there is basically just one perfect spot with UST, lol.
Also, projectors in general are not silent. They have a fan that increases in speed and volume the longer you use it. You'll definitely hear it during silent scenes; a problem that is generally non-existent for OLED.
Outside of the inconveniences and caveats, I think it really boils down to what kind of experience you're looking for. As everyone else is saying, there is definitely something a bit magical with a 120" screen...but if the alternative is a 83" screen, that should be pretty impressive as well even before all the picture quality perks of OLED.
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Overall, I tried a 4k UST projector and felt it's not worth the money compared to say 86" TV worth around $1500.
Thanks, random 10-point person, for your completely ridiculous and out of touch perspective of this situation.
Projectors are not going anywhere. Theater and home theater is not going anywhere. Your comment has wasted precious life of anyone that may have had the misfortune to have read it. I award you no points and may God have mercy on your soul.
It is entirely based on the space you want to set up, and ultimately your own personal circumstance and how you plan to use it.
Personally, 83" hands down. If you have kids...or pets (especially cats...), you might find yourself readjusting the projector a lot. Standard projectors are usually ceiling mounted will likely be undisturbed - not so much for UST. Another big caveat with UST is that the range of placement is very limited. Unlike standard projectors where the lens can shift and focus so you have a little bit of leeway, there is basically just one perfect spot with UST, lol.
Also, projectors in general are not silent. They have a fan that increases in speed and volume the longer you use it. You'll definitely hear it during silent scenes; a problem that is generally non-existent for OLED.
Outside of the inconveniences and caveats, I think it really boils down to what kind of experience you're looking for. As everyone else is saying, there is definitely something a bit magical with a 120" screen...but if the alternative is a 83" screen, that should be pretty impressive as well even before all the picture quality perks of OLED.
Do you have the vividstorm screen?
I am also going with vava and 135" screen. What screen are you using?
Returning it all and getting a 77" OLED was the best decision I made.
After having that for a year I watched a movie in a friend's home theater with a high end JVC... I'll take the OLED quality over projector quality any day.
When they make a 100" QD OLED or dual LCD or MicroLED though, I'll be happy to have more of both.
No they aren't cheap, but they are amazing.
A 120" 4K movie with a good sound system beats any movie theater experience.
You could always connect your Apple TV to HDMI in on the XBox.
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No one cares about the OLED after they see the projector.