Optoma maintains a strong presence in the 4K projector industry, and its latest UHZ36 model makes this high-quality, big-screen entertainment accessible to even more people. Launched at a competitive price tag, this projector delivers true 4K resolution and impressive brightness, allowing you to enjoy a theater-like experience at home. The most compelling aspect is its accessible pricing, which puts it straight in competition with many premium rivals.
Optoma UHZ36 brings cinema-quality visuals to your everyday space with 4K UHD clarity and vibrant colors. You can go from a compact 50-inch screen to a massive 300-inch display as per your needs. Designed with Texas Instruments’ DLP technology and Optoma’s DuraCore laser technology, the projector offers 3,500 lumens of brightness, making it suitable even for bright rooms. The laser light source is claimed to provide for up to 30,000 hours of maintenance-free use and last up to six times longer than an equivalent lamp-based projector, when operating in Eco Mode.
The UHZ36 offers a 1,500,000:1 contrast ratio for greater visual detail and depth, while HDR support and Rec.709 enhance content for improved dynamic range and color precision. It comes with the PureEngine Ultra system that optimizes dark contrast, boosts color output, adjusts brightness, and sharpens image detail to offer lifelike image quality. There is also a built-in Fimmaker Mode to meet the needs of film and TV enthusiasts.
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The projector comes with auto vertical keystone correction for easy setup. You can place it anywhere and get a perfectly aligned picture without much effort. Its overall features make it perfect for those wanting games, movie nights, or favorite shows on a big screen with cinematic quality, while pricing makes it a more attractive option.
If you wish to upgrade, the Optoma UHZ36 4K projector is available for a price of $1,299 on Amazon USA right now.
Via: Press Release
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