Optoma
Optoma unveils UHZ50 entry-level 4K laser projector
Bright, smart and soundbar-ready The Optoma UHZ50 is looking to dismantle the preconception that 4K laser →
EPV Screens DarkStar UST 2 Efinity Projection Screen Review
With ultra short throw (UST) projectors available from a growing list of companies including Epson, LG, →
Optoma claims its new FHDS130 SOLO LED Display is the ideal new install for the boardroom, classroom or AV enthusiast’s room
Optoma has announced the FHDS130 SOLO LED Display as its latest addition to its line of →
BenQ V6050 UST 4K Laser Projector Review
Slide open the sunroof! What is the BenQ V6050? The BenQ V6050 is an ultra-short-throw DLP projector that →
Optoma CinemaX P2 Ultra Review
I find that there are two main types of projector enthusiasts: those that are able to →
Optoma UHD35 projector review
The UHD35 is a 4K projector that costs only a few hundred dollars more than many →
Optoma UHZ65LV review
The Optoma UHZ65LV is the latest in a wave of 4K laser projectors set to cause →
InFocus Genesis IN118BB DLP Review
InFocus doesn’t categorize projectors on its website by application. However, the company says that the InFocus →
Optoma UHD38 Review
Having struck gold in the exploding gaming display market with last year’s console focused UHD30, Optoma →
Optoma HD146X Review
The Optoma HD146X ($549) is Optoma’s least expensive 1080p home entertainment projector. Compared with other entry-level →
Optoma ZU720TST 4K HDR short-throw projector is one of a kind
Optoma has introduced what it says is the first-ever fixed-lens short-throw laser projector with 7,000 lumens →
Optoma’s UHD35 and UHD38 4K projectors aim for blisteringly fast gaming performance
Optoma has unveiled two new 4K projectors in the UHD35 and UHD38, and they’re aiming to →
Optoma UHD42 review
Whoever coined the phrase ‘comparisons are odious’ can’t have been a What Hi-Fi? reviewer. While we →
Optoma HZ40 Review
With the HZ40, Optoma has somehow put together a projector with laser lighting and 4K home →
Optoma UHD30 4K projector review
Are you gaming in the daytime? Whether you’re taking a break from working from home or →
Optoma’s CinemaX P2 is a 4K ultra short throw laser projector with smarts
Optoma has expanded its CinemaX range of projectors with its P2 ultra short throw laser effort. →
Optoma HD39HDR Review
Designed both for gaming and for watching movies and TV, the $799 Optoma HD39HDR is one →
Optoma GT1080HDR review
While projectors offer decent image quality, there are two areas where some can fall short. The →
Optoma UHD50X review
It’s clear at whom the Optoma UHD50X projector is chiefly aimed. The very first feature mentioned →
Optoma UHD52ALV review
However much we might like the way projectors give us huge pictures for far less money →
Optoma’s popular gaming projector has been given a portable makeover
The HD29HST packs a short-throw lens, so you can take it round to your mate’s house, →
Optoma Rolls Out 3 Budget Projectors
Optoma has introduced three 1080p projectors, ranging in price from $649 to $1,399, including its first →
Optoma ZK507 review
Power, they say, is nothing without control. That might just prove prescient for Optoma’s otherwise impressive →
Optoma UHZ65UST: A 4K Amazon Alexa projector for your home
Optoma is revolutionising home entertainment with its new Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant enabled 4K UHD →
Optoma NuForce BE Free6 review
Optoma has a track record of producing solid headphones for the price. We liked the company’s →
Optoma HD29H Review
With its support for 120Hz gaming and the projector world’s fastest response time, the HD29H is →
Optoma LH160 Review: A Portable Business Banner
You know the drill guys, I like projectors, I think they’re superior to TVs in a →
This 4K Projector Just Hit a Whole New Level of Cheap
The Optoma UHL55 is a portable 4K projector that was released in the fall of 2018. →
Wicked Audio ARQ review
The title of the best true wireless earbuds is usually being battled for held by the →
Optoma ML1050ST+ Review: Portable Pico Perfection… almost
We are no strangers to Optoma here at MobileTechTalk, and we actually reviewed the predecessor to →