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The ANSI lumen rating measures the brightest white that a projector can produce by averaging nine light meter measurements taken across the projected image. Please note that we do not own the products reviewed on this site. We are only reporters and reviews are based on carefully researched and gathered information online and offline to help you make better shopping decisions. I purchased the projector as a used/refurbished model, but the description said that it was an open box return and it was never used. I paid half price for a projector that still had the plastic wrap on it and the power cord factory wrapped. The Projector has a strong lamp and the speaker, if you choose to use it, has very good volume and clarity.

Of all the features of the HD141X, the design probably helps it stand out the most against the rest of the noise. With black-on-black stylings, a polished top casing, and subtle lines around the edges, the HD141X’s design isn’t exactly loud straight out of the box, but it’s not muted either. I measured the HD141X lag time at just 33 milliseconds in Game mode and 33.8 milliseconds in Cinema mode using the Leo Bodnar Video Input Lag Tester.

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At a distance of 5ft with the lens shining dead on during the day, we recorded 1370 lux of brightness. At 10ft , that figure barely dropped in strength while measuring from the center of the image, to just 1102 lux. Dead zones weren’t much of a problem either, fading just slightly to 912 lux at its absolute weakest points (top left and right-hand corners of the screen). Despite producing over 3,000 lumens of white light, the HD141X tops out at just over 1,000 lumens of colored light. This can make highlights appear too bright and colors look dull or drab in some scenes, especially if using image modes other than Cinema.

The Epson EpiqVision Ultra LS800 is a 4,000-lumen 4K PRO-UHD ultra short throw home theater projector. Below are some photos giving you an idea of what the HD141X is capable of. Note please that with a street price that’s mostly at $599, we realize that people aren’t going to buy an HD141X, and then separately spend $300 to $500 to have it calibrated for best picture. The images you are seeing below are taken with settings right out of the box, except for minor adjustment of brightness and contrast, which anyone can do quickly. Black Optoma HD141X weighs just 5.5 lbs and has the measurements of 8.8 x 12.4 x 4 inches.

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Filter projectors based on your desired features and specs. We are always transparent about where our information comes from so that you don’t have to waste time and money buying the wrong thing. Chris Stobing is a writer and blogger from the heart of Silicon Valley. Raised around tech from birth, he’s had an interest in PC hardware and networking technology for years, and has come to Gadget Review to contribute his knowledge on both. If you’re in the market for your very first projector, but aren’t comfortable spending more than you would on a comparable HDTV for the whole setup , the Optoma HD141X is the perfect projector for you.

But will its shockingly low priccome with unseen tradeoffs that ruin the movie-watching experience for you or your guests? Image quality for 3D is essentially the same as for 2D for those aspects of quality that both modes share. In addition, I didn't see any crosstalk, and saw only a hint of 3D-related motion artifacts.

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It has two HDMI inputs, which is no surprise since virtually every projector has at least one. BestViewsReviews analyzed 118,124 reviews for 341 products in the Video Projectors category. Too many are simply trying to capitalize on affiliate revenue. And often they review only the products that provide the most kickbacks when you buy. Previously I’ve mentioned that it’s hard to rate a projector simply on the basis of its onboard speakers, considering that 99% of the time you use it, you should have an external stereo system hooked up anyway. With this in mind, there are still some points when you might want to take the projector outside for a block party or camping trip, and in those scenarios, the HD141X will still hold its own just fine.

You’ll find the HD141X Projector, power cord, lens cap (probably not available in previous Optoma’s), back-lit remote control and batteries, a CD-ROM, warranty and quick start cards and a user guide when you open the box. The reason I like this Optoma HD141X DLP Projector is that it projects in 1080i & P. It has a lot of features and is better than my old Optoma HD65 which projects in 720 i & P.

Even if you're sensitive to them, it's still unlikely that you'll find them bothersome unless you plan to watch black and white movies. Both HMDI ports offer full support for 3D from video sources like a Blu-ray player or a cable or FiOS box. The 3D function will work with either DLP-Link or Vesa RF glasses, but not with both at once. Optoma doesn't include any of either kind with the projector. At only $599, the Optoma HD141X represents an outstanding value in home theater projectors.

One area where the Optoma HD141X simply blew us away was in the noise department. Even using sensitive equipment, we were only able to register a 3dB difference in the ambient sound of our testing environment with the projector turned off compared to when it was on and running video content. Unfortunately, the unit itself was seriously lacking inputs, with only two HDMI 1.4 ports , a mini-USB input, and a single audio-out jack. Given the price skimping on all ports except the essentials is understandable, but still pretty disappointing. As I’ve mentioned before, the world of projectors hasn’t seen a lot of design innovation over the past few years, despite the fact that these devices often take the front-and-center attention of any room they’re in. That said, the Optoma HD141X eschews traditional norms with its sleek black shell, but not so much that it will grate on the eyes of any guests who happen to sit down for your weekly movie night.

This is an entry-class projector for the budding home theater enthusiast, and in that role exclusively, it handles the job with flying colors. At louder volumes, the onboard 10W speakers were muddy and lacked serious balance, but once we fiddled around in the settings, we hit a nice happy medium that would do the job of a tower speaker just fine in a pinch. Knowing this, most Optoma projector speakers won’t be the best, as you’ll see in our Optoma HD29Darbee 1080p projector review and Optoma HD28DSE 3D DLP projector review. The user interface on the Optoma HD141X was relatively basic, just about what you would expect from a projector at this price point. Aside from the posterization under these specific conditions, the image quality is more than acceptable, with the projector doing a good job with skin tones and shadow detail .

Optoma HD141X Projector Review – Specifications The Optoma HD141X projector has native 1080p resolution, aka Full HD. With a street price between $599 and $650 online, this DLP projector is suitable for movie viewing, HDTV, and gaming! I use this on my XBOX ONE and I was blown away by the clear and crisp image. It is projected on to a 100" projection screen. The quality and brightness and colors and the sharpness of blacks is amazing. Very Pleased, meets all my expectations and more. I highly recommend this Optoma HD141X DLP Projector. Image quality on my tests was good to near-excellent in most ways, with one notable exception. When I connected the projector to a FiOS box and used the Bright predefined mode, both live and recorded digital video showed a high degree of posterization , particularly with skin tones in close-ups of faces.

Also adding to the HD141X's capabilities as a home entertainment projector is its sound system. The 10-watt mono speaker delivering good sound quality and enough volume to fill any reasonably sized family room. If you want stereo or would simply rather use an external sound system, you can plug it into the projector's mini jack stereo output. In addition to its bargain price, the HD141X has an inexpensive lamp with a long life.