Best Optoma Multimedia Projectors for Show

for the price optoma ep727 is a decent projector.

i find my optoma ep727 to be just what i needed and at a nice price.

this optoma ep727's lamp burned out in under 200 hours.

from the moment we lit it up, we had no doubt that we'd be giving the optoma hd80 our editor's choice award.

it was time to turn the optoma on and...

the remote's buttons light up and you can read the thing in the dark, thank you very much for that, optoma.

"optoma has succeeded in building the lowest cost 1080p projector on the market, equipping it well, and despite it falling a little short of their higher end hd81 and ultra-bright hd81-lv, it is

if you're considering a projector, and have a large enough surface to project onto, you can't go wrong with the optoma hd65.

i am not an expert but i was set on buying the hd70 based on all the rave reviews and then read that optoma had superseded it with the hd65 (1600 lumens) and the hd71 (2400 lumens) and the hd70 was

ok, so i was looking at the 1080p projectors and my father-in-law just recently bought this little tiny projector called an optoma hd65.

after doing some thorough research - because who wants to drop $1k for something that doesn't work - i found that the optoma hd65 was pretty much the best quality for my budget ($1,000).