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- Transform your HD viewing experience
- Full HD 1080p resolution
- Ideal for HD disc players, games consoles and HD TV
- Up to 300m projected image size
- SCART and 2x HDMI inputs
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The HD200X home cinema projector delivers the kind of picture quality associated with the best digital cinema performance around the world. With a digital HDMI signal you can create a true digital projection system that produces a spectacular Full HD cinematic experience in your own home. A masterly collaboration of Full HD DLP technology from Texas Instruments and Optoma craftsmanship produces a stunningly bright image with perfectly balanced vivid colour, crystal clarity and the exceptional light and shade detail only possible with a high ANSI contrast projector.
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23 of 24 people found the following review helpful
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This is my first DLP Projector and after many weeks deciding whether I should go for a cheaper 720p projector, I finally decided I'd probably regret it if I didn't go for the full 1080p Projector. After reading many reviews I decided on the Optoma HD200x and boy, I can say I was not disappointed.
In anticipation, I had bought the [90" 2.25m 16:9 Tripod Based HD Projector Projection Screen] by TechSolutions and a [HDMIKing- Imperial Series 4.5M (15ft) v1.3c 120hz+ HDMI Cable- Gold Plated, Double Insulated [Frustration-Free Packaging]], both via Amazon, to connect to my "Sony BDPS370 Blu-ray Player".
Out of the box with all its default settings (Cinema mode), I played Avatar, on DVD, not Blu-ray, in front of the wife and kids. They were blown away instantly as the 90inch, perfectly displayed, image made my 42" Panasonic Plasma, look like a 16"portable. They were a bit sceptical at first about the projector, but are now avid converts and can't imagine watching another movie on a `small' screen.
To get a 90inch image, I had my projector perched on a kitchen chair, approximately 11 feet from the screen. Yep, I could have made the image bigger if I wanted to, but 90" was perfect for the size of my room.
If you're wondering if you should take the plunge and buy that 42/50" telly, forget it and get this projector. You won't be disappointed. I can't wait to get it hooked into my Sky HD box when the footy's on next.
In anticipation, I had bought the [90" 2.25m 16:9 Tripod Based HD Projector Projection Screen] by TechSolutions and a [HDMIKing- Imperial Series 4.5M (15ft) v1.3c 120hz+ HDMI Cable- Gold Plated, Double Insulated [Frustration-Free Packaging]], both via Amazon, to connect to my "Sony BDPS370 Blu-ray Player".
Out of the box with all its default settings (Cinema mode), I played Avatar, on DVD, not Blu-ray, in front of the wife and kids. They were blown away instantly as the 90inch, perfectly displayed, image made my 42" Panasonic Plasma, look like a 16"portable. They were a bit sceptical at first about the projector, but are now avid converts and can't imagine watching another movie on a `small' screen.
To get a 90inch image, I had my projector perched on a kitchen chair, approximately 11 feet from the screen. Yep, I could have made the image bigger if I wanted to, but 90" was perfect for the size of my room.
If you're wondering if you should take the plunge and buy that 42/50" telly, forget it and get this projector. You won't be disappointed. I can't wait to get it hooked into my Sky HD box when the footy's on next.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
I have had the optoma hd200x for about 10 days now.
The picture quality really is stunning for a projector in this price range.
PS3 is a real treat run through this thing. Remember the projector has no speakers so you will need to have your own audio set up. I run an optical cable from my PS3 and sky hd box to a logic 3 sound bar which works well. Saves having speakers all over the place.
When I first received the projector and powered up it kept giving me these weird white vertical lines on screen. Couldn't get rid of them unless I pressed the bottom of the projector - yes weird eh !
Anyway I was about to send it back but suddenly the lines disappeared and I have now had about 25 hours use without any further problems.
The fan is very quiet unless you have the AI mode on or run the lamp in Bright mode. These two seem to really cause a lot of fan noise. You don't need either of these modes on in my opinion.
Packaging as someone else said is very good and the remote whilst a bit cheap and plasticky looking is reasonably good, especially as it is backlit.
A 1080P projector in this price range really is a good buy, so if you can afford it you won't be disappointed.
The picture quality really is stunning for a projector in this price range.
PS3 is a real treat run through this thing. Remember the projector has no speakers so you will need to have your own audio set up. I run an optical cable from my PS3 and sky hd box to a logic 3 sound bar which works well. Saves having speakers all over the place.
When I first received the projector and powered up it kept giving me these weird white vertical lines on screen. Couldn't get rid of them unless I pressed the bottom of the projector - yes weird eh !
Anyway I was about to send it back but suddenly the lines disappeared and I have now had about 25 hours use without any further problems.
The fan is very quiet unless you have the AI mode on or run the lamp in Bright mode. These two seem to really cause a lot of fan noise. You don't need either of these modes on in my opinion.
Packaging as someone else said is very good and the remote whilst a bit cheap and plasticky looking is reasonably good, especially as it is backlit.
A 1080P projector in this price range really is a good buy, so if you can afford it you won't be disappointed.
44 of 47 people found the following review helpful
I've never seen anything like it. Maybe I haven't seen much, but I don't see how home cinema projection can get any noticeably or appreciably better than this. I have it connected to a Sony BDPS760B Blu Ray player via an Onkyo TXSR577 receiver. I'm using a reasonable quality 5m HDMI cable from Neet (and yes, it does matter about the quality of the cable at these lengths - below 3m you can use virtually anything, longer than that and you need to use something good) and the picture quality is stunning when it is projected onto a home theatre screen. I really think you have to be some kind of propeller-headed AV pedant to find much wrong with this when it is used in a home theatre environment.
When you're not displaying it in AI mode or have "bright" selected (neither of which I have found to be necessary) the fan noise is very low - for all intents and purposes it's inaudible once you start watching a film. If you select either of those modes, the noise can become intrusive.
Someone commented that the product is cheap and plasticky. I do think the casing does have a certain low-quality element to it, but I wouldn't describe it as cheap. The high gloss black finish looks good, and when it's ceiling mounted, I think it looks pretty smart. It's bigger than I expected, the pictures are misleading in their perspective, and it's quite heavy too. I'm surprised there are only 3 x M3 mounting holes to secure this to the ceiling mount. I will be keeping a close eye on this for the next few weeks. The last thing I want is eight hundred quid's worth of kit falling off the ceiling. It does have a security bar mounting and I am considering attaching a chain to this and securing it to a big hook in the ceiling, just in case.
One reviewer dismissed it for lack of lens shift. I'm not sure why this is an issue when you can ceiling mount it on an adjustable mount, but maybe I'm missing the point. Note that there is vertical shift and keystone shift provided in the software features.
My first film was "Up" as I wanted to try it with a modern, made for Blu Ray film and I wasn't disappointed. I couldn't watch the film (which is maybe why I thought it wasn't good) for marvelling at the detail of the image, the brightness and the depth of colour.
I'm very impressed with this projector.
When you're not displaying it in AI mode or have "bright" selected (neither of which I have found to be necessary) the fan noise is very low - for all intents and purposes it's inaudible once you start watching a film. If you select either of those modes, the noise can become intrusive.
Someone commented that the product is cheap and plasticky. I do think the casing does have a certain low-quality element to it, but I wouldn't describe it as cheap. The high gloss black finish looks good, and when it's ceiling mounted, I think it looks pretty smart. It's bigger than I expected, the pictures are misleading in their perspective, and it's quite heavy too. I'm surprised there are only 3 x M3 mounting holes to secure this to the ceiling mount. I will be keeping a close eye on this for the next few weeks. The last thing I want is eight hundred quid's worth of kit falling off the ceiling. It does have a security bar mounting and I am considering attaching a chain to this and securing it to a big hook in the ceiling, just in case.
One reviewer dismissed it for lack of lens shift. I'm not sure why this is an issue when you can ceiling mount it on an adjustable mount, but maybe I'm missing the point. Note that there is vertical shift and keystone shift provided in the software features.
My first film was "Up" as I wanted to try it with a modern, made for Blu Ray film and I wasn't disappointed. I couldn't watch the film (which is maybe why I thought it wasn't good) for marvelling at the detail of the image, the brightness and the depth of colour.
I'm very impressed with this projector.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Optoma are brilliant
I bought my Optoma from Maplins for £300 and its brilliant! Make sure you shop around ;-) I also got their wireless HDMI so I didnt have wires trailing around - works a treet.
Published 2 months ago by R. J. Sperrin
1 Year on & still loving it
Having spent ages looking at different T.V's 32"37"40"50" LCD LED PLASMA.I found this projector then spent ages again do I don't I, and in the end I went for it. Read more
Published 2 months ago by redant
An exellent Full HD projector for the money.
I purchaced this projector, to replace a 10 year old ONKYO..the difference could not be more striking.. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Robin B. Callwood
New to projection
For the price, it would be churlish to fault it.
I did notice quite a bit of the "rainbow effect", but after setting it to Warm Colour, Cinema mode with film gamma and... Read more
I did notice quite a bit of the "rainbow effect", but after setting it to Warm Colour, Cinema mode with film gamma and... Read more
Published 4 months ago by New to projection
Wonderful!
I purchased this a few months ago to watch HD football and movies, and it has surpassed my expectation. Watching the football is incredible. Read more
Published 5 months ago by M. MACMILLAN
Right Choice
I've had a Pioneer 43" Plasma which has given me 5+ years of visual enjoyment and still going strong. So I thought it was about time to upgrade to a 60" LED TV. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Tommy Gee
Absolutely brilliant
I have owned a couple of SVGA projectors, my most recent one a BenQ DLP projector. It's been used in a home environment, mounted to the ceiling and giving about an 84" screen from... Read more
Published 6 months ago by BristolMac
oldie but goodie...
Just bought this to replace the ageing, but excellent optoma HD65. This model seems to be discontinued, hence the gradual price reduction. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Billy Hopkinson
First projector ever-Fantastic
Having never owned a projector i dont have anything to compare it to, that being said i was amazed at the quality of the image and at the time of this review i have only had it for... Read more
Published 7 months ago by R. Walker
Pretty good projector
I purchased this after quite a bit of online research. I was looking for a full HD projector, and this offered the best price/features option. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Edlover
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