Optoma HD143X

Get the HD143X - it received [good when it was new, so it's still going to be a solid performer today. You'll lose some fine detail versus a newer 4K projector, but it's smart to prioritize image quality over resolution, especially when on a budget.

I've had mixed emotions about this projector. When it arrived the Amazon box looked fine but the projector box itself was pretty damaged. There was enough padding inside the box that I don't think it made any difference. When I connected the projector it displayed a much smaller image than I was exp...

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This was my first projector, so I was looking for something that was lower cost but still offered a quality image for movies and video games in our newly finished basement. After research this seemed like my best option in the sub $500 price tier. Was really pleased with the image and it fit our nee...

I did a ton of research before buying a projector for my 135” set up. Spent hours combing over reviews and I finally was set on this Optoma HD 143X (mainly because the price point, keystone feature and great reviews) The picture quality is fantastic. What I am disappointed about is the fact about 1/...

Picture quality is pretty good compared to other models and brands I've seen. One big issue is that the zoom and keystone are VERY limited so you'll like end up not using all your screen and having it a bit misaligned within the screen. If the projector didn't seem like such good value I would defin...

Let me start with the positives. This projector is the cheapest 1080p projector. It's got a variety of settings that allow everything you watch to look great. I haven't tried gaming but im sure its great. There are 2 negatives I've noticed after about 2 weeks of use. 1) The fan is loud. Really loud....

I bought the HD143X based on all the positive feedback from its predecessor, the HD142X. From everything I could tell the HD143X was "better" and simply an upgraded version of the HD142X. I have an Epson projector as well, which I use outdoors and in an office environment. It was about $550 and it's...

I have owned an Optoma in the past, but the unit I had was not ceiling mountable so I was looking for something I could mount permanently in my pool/lanai area. My requirements were pretty simple: 1) ceiling mountable and ability to flip the image so you can be on either side of a transparent screen...

I read many of the reviews on Amazon about the oversplash and at the same time looked at some of the professional reviews from ProjectorCentral and such. Decided to give it a shot nevertheless and I am glad I did. The oversplash phenomenon while present does not detract the overall experience for an...