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Optoma UHD51ALVe Review

Optoma UHD51ALVe Review

Posted on January 6, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Say hello – literally – to the first serious home entertainment projector you can control via Amazon Alexa

What is the Optoma UHD51ALVe?

The Optoma UHD51ALVe is a groundbreaking new home cinema projector. It differs from any major rival to date by supporting wireless network connectivity and Alexa interface support. This means you can stream files to it from networked devices and, provided you have an Amazon Echo device, control it with your voice.

It also boasts exceptionally high brightness and contrast for a £1600 projector – all delivered via a “4K”, HDR-capable DLP projection engine.
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