SeekerOptoma HD39HDR
Optoma's HD39HDR offers low input lag for fast reaction time in games, plus sufficient brightness for a large movie or game image to stand up easily to ambient light in a family room.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
Product details
- HDR COMPATIBLE: HDR10 technology (with 4K input) enables brigher whites and deeper black levels for an enhanced viewing experience
- FAST RESPONSE TIME: Enhanced Gaming Mode enables lightning-fast response time of 8.4ms with a 120Hz refresh rate
- HIGH BRIGHT & COLORFUL IMAGE: Enjoy an incredible 4,000 lumens of brightness for lights-on viewing; a 6-segment color wheel (RYGCWB) produces accurate color with sRGB & REC.709 color profile
- CLEAR, DETAILED IMAGES: 1080p (1920×1080) resolution (with 4K input) and 50,000:1 contrast ratio renders sharp and detailed images from high definition content without downscaling or compression
- EXTENSIVE CONNECTIVITY: Connect to gaming consoles, media players and other HDMI devices such as Google Chromecast, Amazon Fire Stick and Apple TV; inputs include dual HDMI (1.4a 3D support)
- EASY INSTALLATION: Vertical keystone correction and a 1.3X zoom enable flexible placement in any environment
- 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
+ Low cost for the feature set
+ High brightness
+ Full HD (1080p) resolution with HDR support; also accepts 4K HDR input
+ Low input lag for fast reaction time when gaming
+ Supports 3D
CONS
- With default settings, some hues are noticeably off for both SDR and HDR content
- High brightness works well in ambient light, but means disappointing blacks and three-dimensionality in dark rooms
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Expert reviews and ratings
By PCMag on September 29, 2020
Optoma's HD39HDR offers low input lag for fast reaction time in games, plus sufficient brightness for a large movie or game image to stand up easily to ambient light in a family room.
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By IGN on August 26, 2021
If you’re purely a gamer that won’t use a projector for anything else, it might make sense to save a few more bucks and wait to invest in a product like the BenQ X1300i or the Optoma UHD38. But if you stream as much as you game, the HD39HDR is a no-brainer at this price. The sheer brightness, ease of setup and use, and exceptional picture quality of the HD39HDR easily outweigh issues like sound quality and unimpressive connections. For a hair under $800, the HD39HDR projects to be a welcome addition to most folks’ viewing environments.
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