This is a slightly shorter than usual review of Optoma's UHD60 home entertainment / home theater projector. A factory fresh UHD60 arrived here just two weeks ago, but only a day before a week's vacation.

Extremely sharp pixel shifter – although not true 4K (2716x1528x2; not 3840×2160; Single chip design helps with sharpness; Supports 4K HDR; enhanced color (BT.2020/P3; Multiple HDR settings; Full set of calibration controls; Very good out of the box picture quality; Really good picture quality on...

Black levels: "Respectable" but definitely not "ultra high contrast" black levels; Thus limits PQ when viewing very dark scenes; Makes it a better Home entertainment; than home theater; Although supports BT.2020 color; comes up more than a little short; (that's typical of lamp based projectors,...

As one of the very first DLP projectors to feature 4K pixel density, the Optoma UHD60 is a big, bulky projector that comes with an equally big picture size. You can also check out the

If you're looking to set up a new home theater system, then it's a well known fact that projection technology is the best way to recreate the movie theater experience in the comfort of your own home. If you're on a tight budget, 1080p projectors provide the best bang for your buck.

Better than expected image quality! Like it!

This projector is amazing! 4K DLP UHD XPR is wow! The 18gbps HDMI 2.0 hdcp 2.2 input handles 4k/60 content great! I played my PC games at 4k/2160p/60fps at 4: 4: 4 8bit and wow! The clarity is incredible!

Easy To Set Up; Easy to use; Great picture quality; Insane Price/Performance Ratio; Reliable Performance; Small Footprint

The Optoma UHD60 is a 4K , high dynamic range DLP projector that costs just £2,500. This is startling when you consider that, for the past couple of years, you'd have had to spend north of £5,000 to get true 4K projection.

Incredible value; Extremely detailed and sharp 4K pictures; Surprisingly effective HDR performance

Black levels could be better; Input lag a touch high; HDR impact limited versus best TVs

Even though it's a few years old now, the quality you can get out of the Optoma UHD60 for just $1,999 feels little short of miraculous.

Good price for 4K; Sharp; bright pictures; Surprisingly effective HDR mode; Runs quietly

Flimsy top panel; Limited HDR effect; Occasional HDR colour flaw; Slightly high input lag

great picture for the price was looking at the sony but decided on this ,very happy.

I do not have the projector but would love to have this one. In USA the cost is 1999 dollars and we in UK are ripped off to pay ￡2499

The UHD60's picture was truly breathtaking! On a 120" Screen from 16 feet away, the 3000 Lumens shone with brilliance. Colours were incredible, detail and sharpness was a def step up from regular 1080p BluRay. Blacks were still impressive, though not as deep as I would prefer.