SeekerOptoma HD28HDR
The HD28HDR is best for watching movies and videos in ambient light, though it also has a suitably fast lag time for gaming. It's one of the least expensive 1080p projectors that supports HDR and can accept 4K input.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
Product details
- NEXT GENERATION TECHNOLOGY: Enjoy clear detailed 1080p (1920×1080) images (with 4K input) and 50,000:1 contrast ratio renders sharp and detailed images from high definition content without downscaling or compression
- HDR COMPATIBLE: HDR10 technology (with 4K input) enables brigher whites and deeper black levels for an enhanced viewing experience,Remote control : Backlit home remote
- HIGH BRIGHT & COLORFUL IMAGE: Enjoy an incredible 3,600 lumens of brightness for lights-on viewing; a 6-segment color wheel (RYGCWB) produces accurate color with sRGB & REC.709 color profile
- FAST RESPONSE TIME: Enhanced Gaming Mode enables lightning-fast response time of 16ms with a 120Hz refresh rate; Game Display Mode boosts shadows and dark scenes for greater visibility of impending obstacles
- MORE IMAGE DEPTH: Dynamic Black technology provides more depth to the image by smoothing lamp output to create high contrast; bright scenes appear clear while dark scenes remain detailed
- MOVIES, GAMING & MORE: Connect to media players and gaming consoles for big screen movies and gaming; connect a 4K UHD HDMI dongle such as the Amazon Fire TV, Google Chromecast, or Apple TV to play games, stream videos and share photos
- LONG LAMP LIFE: Enjoy up to 15,000 hours of lamp life enabling an average of 4 hours of viewing time every day 10 plus years
PROS
+ Accepts 4K HDR input; downconverts to its native 1080p
+ HDR10 support
+ 3,600–ANSI lumen brightness rating
+ Low input lag for gaming
+ Supports full HD 3D
CONS
- Black level not ideal for dark rooms
- Dark scenes look better in 1080p SDR than downgraded 4K HDR
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Expert reviews and ratings
By PCMag on February 02, 2021
The HD28HDR is best for watching movies and videos in ambient light, though it also has a suitably fast lag time for gaming. It's one of the least expensive 1080p projectors that supports HDR and can accept 4K input.
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