
Optoma UHZ66
Home theater · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
- Brightness
- 4,000lumensANSI
- Screen at 10 ft
- 61–98 in
- Input lag
- 9 ms
- 4,000 ANSI lumens
- 30,000-hour laser
- 1.6x zoom
Best for: A bright family room where the projector has to reach from the back wall
Long-throw projectors for a room you can darken, mounted or shelved behind the seats. This is where lens shift, real contrast figures and the biggest screens live.
15 models · 6 brands · $1,249–$16,999

Home theater · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
Best for: A bright family room where the projector has to reach from the back wall

Home theater · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
Best for: Bright-room viewing from a shelf, without a mount

Home theater · 3LCD · 4K pixel-shift
Best for: A large screen in a theater that cannot be made fully dark

Home theater · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
Best for: A bright media room that wants wide-gamut color without a lamp

Home theater · 3LCD · 4K pixel-shift
Best for: A first real home-theater projector where the mount has to go off-centre

Home theater · DLP · 4K pixel-shift
Best for: A first laser projector for a mixed-use room under $2,000

Home theater · 3LCD · 1080p
Best for: A bright living room where a shelf at the back of the room is the only place a projector can go

Home theater · 3LCD · 4K pixel-shift
Best for: A dedicated theater that is also a console gaming room

Home theater · D-ILA · Native 4K
Best for: A purpose-built theater where contrast is the entire brief

Home theater · 3LCD · 4K pixel-shift
Best for: A dedicated dark room, especially a 2.35:1 scope screen driven by lens memory

Home theater · DLP · 1080p
Best for: A movie-first 1080p setup that should never need a lamp

Home theater · D-ILA · Native 4K
Best for: A serious dark-room theater with a scope screen

Home theater · SXRD · Native 4K
Best for: A theater that doubles as the best console room in the house

Home theater · D-ILA · Native 4K
Best for: A light-controlled theater where black level decides the picture

Home theater · SXRD · Native 4K
Best for: A dark room where picture processing matters more than peak brightness