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Optoma HD146X Review

Optoma HD146X Review

Posted on February 18, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Optoma HD146X ($549) is Optoma’s least expensive 1080p home entertainment projector. Compared with other entry-level projectors, such as the BenQ TH585 and the ViewSonic PX701HD, it lacks a few features. Most notably, it has only one HDMI port instead of two, and there’s no image shift to match the picture position to the screen for easier setup.
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Audio & Video Tags:BenQ, BenQ TH585, entertainment, HDMI, home, Home Entertainment, Optoma, Optoma HD146X, projector, review, viewsonic, ViewSonic PX701HD

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