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Optoma CinemaX D2 Smart White True 4K UHD Laser Projector with Android TV for Home Theater | Ultra-Short Throw | Bright 3,000 Lumens with HDR 10 | eARC Audio

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Style: CinemaX D2 Smart


Color: White


Features

  • TRUE 4K UHD WITH HDR10: Enjoy a cinematic home theater experience with stunning, clarity and detail and an incredible 1,800,000:1 contrast ratio
  • DIRECT SUPPORT FOR STREAMING CONTENT: The CinemaX D2 Smart Includes an Android TV Hako mini streaming player and remote for built-in access to Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+, Paramount+, YouTube, and many more streaming services.
  • BRIGHT 3,000 LUMEN LASER LIGHT SOURCE: A 30,000 hour lifespan and 3,000 Lumens of brightness for outstanding visual quality, day or night
  • ULTRA SHORT THROW: Optimized for installing close to your wall. You get a 120" screen from just inches away!
  • BUILT FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE GAMING: Take advantage with an extremely low input 4ms of input lag and 240Hz refresh rate at 1080p

Description

CinemaX D2 Smart features 4K UHD resolution and supports eARC audio for a cinematic experience like no other. The ultra short throw technology allows you to enjoy a display of up to 120″ from just a few inches away. You also get a Hako mini Android TV streaming adapter that turns your projector into a Smart 4K TV. It’s Google and Netflix certified and supports a wide variety of streaming and content apps. Enhanced Gaming mode supports up to 240Hz refresh rate at 1080P and 60Hz at 4K UHD, and extremely low input lag down to 4ms. With 4-corner adjustment, 2D keystone correction, digital zoom, and warping at 33 matrix, CinemaX D2 Smart sets up quickly in just about any space.

Brand: Optoma


Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming


Special Feature: 4K UHD, Ultra Short Throw, Android TV


Connectivity Technology: USB, HDMI


Display resolution: 3840 x 2160


Product Dimensions: 15 x 22.1 x 5.1 inches


Item Weight: 18.52 pounds


Item model number: CinemaX D2 Smart White


Date First Available: September 28, 2022


Manufacturer: Optoma Technology Inc


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Style: CinemaX P2 Smart Color: White
UPDATE: with my CLR screen from elite screens this thing is totally changed. I was skeptical so spending another 1500 on a screen but it made all the difference. Light or dark I love watching it. I often actually prefer watching at night with a lamp on which amazes me. In short with the right screen 5 stars, without 3 stars. I wasn't sure what to expect for my first UST projector, but the p2 so far has been a good experience overall. I'm pretty picky with image quality and was on the fence for weeks about a 77 OLED vs the projector. I'm using a matte white screen with 1.2 gain atm until my CLR screen arrives so I'm holding off on final judgement. In the dark room environment I'm generally pleased with it and there are definitely scenes where it's stunning and HDR comes to life. Shows like Emily in Paris really highlight it's stong output and HDR. In daylight or low lighting it's pretty much a non starter with my white screen. Just not though light to create enough contrast. However, I'm just not quite sold on its black level performance. Maybe due to my white screen, but when I'm seeing scenes with a pretty flat contrast variance, like in doors with lights, it can take on a muddy washed out look. Surprisingly in very dark mostly black scenes I tend to be less bothered. No gaming yet so will defer judgement on lag. The software that comes with it is a joke so get a fire stick and don't bother complaining. The speaker is actually quite impressive and has been a real delighter, though don't plan to use it long term. Better than any LCD TV I had. Overall I'll defer final call until my Aeon Starbright 120 inch screen arrives. From everything I researched it's pretty much required to get the right contrast levels. I'm a little nervous as to what it may do to the brightness though with a 0.6 gain. For the record I did try a CineGray screen as well with not not much luck. It did improve contrast over white but ended up feeling too dark. Lastly in terms space configuration, be sure to have about 32 inches of tv stand depth. I have it running on the floor atm. Considering the screen is projected 12 inches above the projector for a 120 inch screen, your rather limited on console height unless you want your screen very high on the wall. Couple that with center channel placement and you definitely have some critical problem solving at hand. Will update and add video once the CLR arrives. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2020 by David
    • Poor UX, even more concerning warranty service/costs - frustrating experience
Style: CinemaX P2 Smart Color: Black
I typically don’t leave reviews, however I felt compelled to leave one for the Optoma Cinemax P2B based on our recent experience and given the price point of this item. The unit itself appears to be comparable to other similar priced UST projectors. Much like others we felt that the user interface and home page extremely lack a friendly user experience and in fact, if it wasn’t for pairing our projector with a Amazon Firestick we would’ve returned the item. Otherwise the picture quality and brightness is great, and the gaming is okay as long as you aren’t playing FPS games (competitively). However, the real shame came for us when our projector stopped working after ~ 5 - 6 times used (casual home use) and missing the Amazon return window by ~ two-weeks after the return window. Working through Optoma’s technical support, they barely troubleshooted our projector, and suggested us to download and load the latest firmware. We tried and this did not resolve the issue. We were then directed to RMA our unit back to Optoma to be repaired. We shipped today and Optoma’s warranty service requires the owner to pay incoming shipping, which cost us ~ $187 to ship ground. This is VERY frustrating given I paid $2,499.99 for the projector, and not even after 6 uses (causal) and less than 60-days the projector fails!!! I’m hoping this is a one off, and that they ensure our projector is fully functioning this time, repaired properly, so I don’t have to incur such ridiculous cost to my unit fixed under warranty. Truly disappointing… Optoma really needs to reconsider their shipping costs to the user/owner of the unit when it is in warranty! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2022 by LeslieAnn Brown
    • First impressions
Style: CinemaX P2 Smart Color: White
First off I did a ton of research and I was about to pull the trigger on the new Samsung UST.. the cheaper one. I have had a few Samsung TVs and have always been happy. I've never heard of Optoma (I know they are a huge company in the projector business but nevertheless I didn't know of them or had experience). What pushed me to the Optoma? Several reviews about the picture quality. That was ultimately going to be the most important feature for me. When I look for reviews on products that I am going to possibly buy I look for: Reviews that aren't paid for, Reviews from experienced reviewers, avoid fan boys/girls that love certain brands, and reviews that are critical. I also look for consistent comments from different reviews. All of this led me to the following about the Optoma - Great picture, bright, great blacks, low lag for gaming (well, for projectors), sucky interface for apps and extras, good/easy set up. Most of these were true - except for the lag. It was horrible and if this is the best of the projectors, then we are not gaming on projectors... or should not. Long story short - I love the picture (I use an Elite Aeon ALR 120" screen), the blacks are great (again for a projector), great detail, always impresses, and I CAN'T use my xbox.. which makes me sad because it looks great. No apps, or if there are, they are worthless as is the user interface.. very glitchy. (I use an Amazon fire stick which give me everything plus Apple TV and Xfinity channels). This projector could use a couple more fully functional HDMI ports as my Sonos ARC uses up one of the HDMI inputs. As a side... I use Sonos ARC + Sub + Sonos 3s for surround backs for sound. Sounds great! I didn't rate the sound for obvious reasons - I didn't use and haven't heard it. Four stars for the lack of real apps and low HDMI inputs. The rest is 5 stars. I recommend it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2021 by Jose Cienfuegos

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