Optoma UHD50X

“I almost returned it since the color reproduction seemed off. However, I was finally able to dial in the settings. I think I've got it looking considerably better than factory.”

“Got mine in last week and LOVE it. Absolutely no input lag”

“Had the Optoma UHD50X for a while and eventually returned it because it started getting dead pixels all over and they wouldn't be able to fix it for over a year with warranty.”

“in almost 3 years I've changed the bulb twice and the DMD chip 3 times because of dead pixels on my UHD50x. Like others, it will be my last purchase from Optoma.”

“I have this PJ for 2 weeks now and it looks incredible for the money worth every penny”

“Had a UHD50X for 18 months then its DMD chip started to fail. Was overall happy but get a warranty for 2+ years if your gonna pull the trigger on either.”

“I love my UHD50X, but only at night is the picture good enough for "serious movie watching" IMO.”

“So far, I’m pretty impressed with my Optoma UHD50X.”

“Had a UHD50x for a year, it got a good amount of use but roughly one month outside warranty I had over 5 dead black “pixels” and a few white ones, from the DLP chip sticking/dying. The lenses were also visibly yellowing (almost a tobacco color)”

“I had the UHD50x with the intention of gaming on it due to advertised input lag. Exchanged it for the BenQ HT3550 and couldn't be happier. Not that there was anything wrong with the UHD50x but the picture quality wasn't the best in dark room. Blacks looked a little washed out.”

“Currently I have an Optoma UHD50X, which can do 1080p 3D and 4K 2D. I’m really happy with it, but it’s pricey... I think I paid $14-1600 for it.”

“I have 2 dead pixels on my 2 year old uhd50x…I’m very skeptical of this and already bought a non Optoma replacement”

“I dropped my uhd50x after a year for the LG OLED it's way better. Other than size of screen it's not even close.”

“My Optoma UHD50X is a nice machine (I appreciate the 4k, the good colors, and low input lag) but surprisingly dumb when it comes to these niche uses. I couldn't find any option for split screen.”

“I also have a UHD50X. That thing is crisp af. I game on it too. There were points where I was playing Miles Morales on my PS5 and I couldn’t tell if it was real or not.”

“An Optoma UHD50x is only $1,599.99 and is the newer model of what I have (UHD60) and it works great!”

“Optoma UHD50X is 4K and has low input lag (around 20ms), I have it and it’s ok for gaming. Image quality is not the best though, cool thing it does 1080p at 240Hz”

“I found the Optoma to just be too bright. It could not achieve dark enough black levels when watching movies. The darkest areas were a dark grey.”

“My UHD50X started displaying a white dot around 14 months of ownership. It was extremely embarrassing having people over with a defect like that showing up on the screen. I replaced the DMD chip, but now I have a couple other issues. I would recommend avoiding this brand as others have mentioned.”

“I have the UHD50X. I’m a new customer and still absolutely love it. Make sure you have a proper HDMI cable if you want to achieve 4K/HDR at distance.”

“The picture of the UHD50X looks like dog shit out of the box. For my perfectly dark room with a 135 inch white screen, I got the picture to look very good using eco mode, turning down brilliant color to 4”

“It has some pixel problems with white like clouds & snow and some colors are off. But for my first projector I'm pretty happy with it.”

“The UHD50X is much brighter and noticably sharper than the W1070. He can actually watch something during daylight hours now in a room with zero light control and a non-alr screen.”

“Optoma was not as color accurate and black as 2050A,”