Optoma’s new UHZ36 brings true 4K laser projection to your living room, plus Filmaker Mode and a relatively affordable $1,299 price.

Designed with Texas Instruments' DLP® technology and Optoma's DraCore laser technology, the projector's laser light source allows for up to 30,000 hours of virtually maintenance-free use and lasts up ...

Optoma has expanded its on-the-go home cinema range, launching the Photon Go, an ultra-short throw (UST) projector with RGB triple laser tech. The company says the projector “can transform any wall ...

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Does Optoma's $1,299 UHZ36 deliver the right balance of brightness, gaming performance, and Filmmaker Mode upgrades or are key features missing for serious installs?

At just $999, the Optoma Photon Go is a portable triple laser 1080p UST projector with built-in battery and Google TV for screen sizes up to 100-inches. The Optoma Photon Go is a 1080p UST Projector.

Following the launch of a lights-on 4K laser projector at ISE 2025 earlier this month, Optoma has unveiled the first member of its "groundbreaking Photon series." The Photon Go ultra-short-throw ...

Projectors exist to create light. Super-bright light bulbs, called lamps, convert electricity into photons, which get focused on some sort of chip; color filters are mixed in there somewhere, the ...

Easy to setup. Gorgeous 4K picture. A 240-Hz refresh rate with gaming PCs means smoother-looking gameplay. Extremely cinematic viewing experience. Requires a dark room, projector screen, and sound ...

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Optoma has launched a new series of projectors under the Photon Life moniker, which are aimed at replacing popular lamp-based models in the company's line up. The series comprises three family members ...

Sub-$2,000 price is very affordable for a 4K projector. HDR-compatible. Lamp burns at a super bright 3,000 lumens. Relatively quiet fan won't drown out Roy Batty's monologue. It's bigger than you ...