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Input lag measurements while in Game Optimizer picture mode (which activates the Low Latency feature) varied between 50.8 to 56.5 milliseconds with 1080p/60Hz signals, and 55.1 to 64.1 in 2160p/60Hz.
Input lag measurements while in Game Optimizer picture mode (which activates the Low Latency feature) varied between 50.8 to 56.5 milliseconds with 1080p/60Hz signals, and 55.1 to 64.1 in 2160p/60Hz.
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Remember these things before purchasing a projector:
1. Higher the contrast ratio, the better - for sharper images and deeper blacks
2. Presence of an HDMI 2.1 port with eArc - for reduced/simplified cabling plus (uncompressed) atmos support
3. True 4K resolution - to fit more details and content onto the screen (Native 4K projectors can be $4k to $5k, at least)
4. Higher the ANSI lumens, the better - for more brightness plus daytime viewing
5. Lower noise decibels from the projector, the better - for better watching experience
6. Longer the light source life, the better - for peace of mind
7. Ignore the inbuilt speakers, as most people will use external speakers (like sound bars or HT systems)
Most modern day projectors have the capability for ceiling mounting (you can use a universal mount).
NB: When purchasing HDMI cables, look for the fiber optic ones (to reduce interference). Higher priced brands don't increase the quality of sound, because these cables are meant to carry digital signals, not analog! So, they either work or don't, and nothing in between!!
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Good enough for most people.
Good enough for most people.
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Currently have a Mars 3 Air that I'm probably going to return.
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1. Higher the contrast ratio, the better - for sharper images and deeper blacks
2. Presence of an HDMI 2.1 port with eArc - for reduced/simplified cabling plus (uncompressed) atmos support
3. True 4K resolution - to fit more details and content onto the screen (Native 4K projectors can be $4k to $5k, at least)
4. Higher the ANSI lumens, the better - for more brightness plus daytime viewing
5. Lower noise decibels from the projector, the better - for better watching experience
6. Longer the light source life, the better - for peace of mind
7. Ignore the inbuilt speakers, as most people will use external speakers (like sound bars or HT systems)
Most modern day projectors have the capability for ceiling mounting (you can use a universal mount).
NB: When purchasing HDMI cables, look for the fiber optic ones (to reduce interference). Higher priced brands don't increase the quality of sound, because these cables are meant to carry digital signals, not analog! So, they either work or don't, and nothing in between!!
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