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Optoma UHD38 Review

Optoma UHD38 Review

Posted on March 2, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Having struck gold in the exploding gaming display market with last year’s console focused UHD30, Optoma is out to boost your kill to death ratio even further with the UHD38.

Among this ‘4K’ £1,099 DLP projector’s game-friendly charms are high dynamic range support, an ultra-fast response time, game-tuned pictures, (HD) high refresh rates and even a 32:9 aspect ratio option.

For a light cannon apparently capable of pumping out 4000 ANSI Lumens of brightness, the Optoma UHD38 is surprisingly small. Its squarish footprint fits easily on typical sofa-side coffee table – though it’s slightly heavier, taller and more robustly built than most ‘casual’, living room projectors.
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