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ViewSonic 3200 Lumens Full HD 1080p Shorter Throw Home Theater Projector with 3D DLP and HDMI, Stream Netflix with Dongle (PJD7828HDL)

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Condition
Used - Very Good
Model
PJD7828HDL
Weight
5.3 lb
Color
Grey
Additional Features
Built-In 3d
Native Resolution
1920 x 1080
Display Type
DLP
Warranty
3-Year Limited Warranty
Works with
Laptop, Smartphone, Tablet

Features 6

  • BIG SCREEN HOME THEATER: Immersive theater-like experience in Full HD (1920x1080p) on a screen up to 300-inches in 3200 lumens
  • CINEMATIC COLORS: Exclusive SuperColor technology offers a wide color gamut for beautiful image production in nearly any environment
  • PREMIUM AUDIO: Two built-in 10W speakers deliver room-filling audio to compliment your home theater experience
  • LONG LAMP LIFE: Dynamic Eco-mode mode allows the lamp to shine bright for up to 10,000 hours

Description

For an incredible audiovisual experience at a great value, The ViewSonic light stream PJD7828HDL projector delivers. Perfect for home entertainment, This projector features 3200 lumens, Full HD 1920x1080 native resolution, an intuitive, user-friendly design, and a sleek white chassis. Exclusive Super Color technology offers a wide color gamut for beautiful image production in nearly any environment, while Sonic expert, viewsonic’s proprietary sound enhancement technology, powers a 10W speaker to deliver incredibly clear and audible sound. Port All - a neatly designed Enclosed HDMI/MHL connection compartment, supports wireless HDMI dongles or MHL connectors, while a cable management hood eliminates unsightly cable clutter. With a shorter throw ratio, 1. 3x optical zoom, Smart design, and extensive connectivity, The PJD7828HDL provides flexible and quick set-up in any home.

Specs 38

Additional Features Built-In 3d
Connectivity Technology Wireless^HDMI^MHL
Native Resolution 1920 x 1080
Display Resolution Maximum 1920 x 1080p
Display Type DLP
Form Factor Portable
Mounting Type Tabletop Mount
Brightness 3200 lumens

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This is a very nice projector with a throw of 1:1 with the optical zoom.
Style: 3200 Lumens
The good: Competitively priced, excellent brightness and color accuracy. Supports 3d with optional DLP link glasses. Normal throw with an optical zoom that will get you to 1:1. Eco mode still works great with a fair amount of ambient light and brings fan noise to normal levels while retaining good color. The bad: No optical keystone correction, no built-in player\decoder, you will have connect to something that can render the video, a bit louder than most at this price point. It's DLP so rainbow effect will happen if you are prone to seeing it. The ugly: nothing I got this as I have decent number of 3d movies and you can't buy a 3d TV anymore my old one died. The great news is even with my old laptop with HDMI 1.3 I still send the video to the projector and manual sync the projector to the format and get very good almost theater quality 3d effect. It's night and day better than any 3d TV could do. The only down side for me is the DLP projection method, I see the rainbow effect but I knew that going in. If you have a limit space the 1:1 throw is great and 10' equal 10' wide image and can be backed off to ~1:47 if you need a smaller screen which is typical for normal throw. The trade off is no optical keystone correction. My mount hangs a min of about 12" and that would put the imagine about 12" off the floor with the projector level. So I needed to angle it up forcing me to use digital correction but the image quality is still very good. Work out well if you plan on setting it on a table though. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2018 by Ineffable
Better Than a TV (and More Portable Too)
Style: 3200 Lumens
Review Image by Hayden
Review Image by Hayden
Review Image by Hayden
Review Image by Hayden
Review Image by Hayden
This thing is Bright! And quiet (enough). The picture is amazing (especially for the price). In a dark room, operating this in normal mode will be too bright for most people (after a while), but it works really well when watching 3D movies. Growing up, projectors weren't practical enough to replace a TV. Now, they are. It was either a 60" HD TV or an HD Projector... THIS projector won. I now have an 84" HD display in my bedroom. And since this projector is bright enough to operate in super eco mode 90% of the time, the lamp should last a very long time. That said, I've compared the PJD7828 the Pro 7827, and although the Pro7827 has more options, it is noticeably dimmer and runs louder than the 7828. The Pro7827 works well in a dedicated theater setting. However, the PJD 7828 works better in settings where ambient light is a factor. Both have louder than expected speakers, and can render great images in the dark. However... although the Pro7827 is more expensive, it does not look as nice nor vibrant (in my opinion) as the PJD7828. The Pro has more features, but falls short in terms of delivering a vibrant picture. It may work best for movies, but for video games or sports, the lack of lumens makes it harder for me to recommend. Therefore... Bang for the buck goes to the PJD7828 (short throw). I've included some images (which really does not do much justice to this projector). Hope this helps 😎👇 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2017 by Hayden
Excellent image quality
Style: 3200 Lumens
Replaced my old 1000 lumens LED light source projector which only lasted 5 months with an average usage of 4 hrs. daily. Bought this one after reviewing Optoma / Epson and other range of ViewSonic Projectors. Decided to go for Viewsonic for its extended warranty of 3 yrs. and superb claimed lamp life of 4k/10k hrs. Have been using the projector for over 2+ weeks now. Excellent image quality. Was amazed by the HD output, Source was Roku Streaming Stick used with PLEX. 3d works great, bought a pair of Firestorm 3d depth active glasses and they were able to deliver exceptional 3d depth capabilities with the youtube videos played online. Cons -- The only thing that I hate doing on this projector is to juggle through the "ECO Mode" Settings everytime the remote is pressed for any option. I generally set it to "SuperEco" mode as the room is quite dark and small, so I get a good projection with the "SuperEco" mode. But whenever you press the volume button or the Menu button or any other button on the remote, the projector defaults back to "Normal" and again has to be set to "SuperEco". The other thing that doesn't work on my projector are the USB ports, the one in the compartment and the one on the back do not have any output of 2A as claimed, so I had to connect it using the external Roku charger that came with the Roku stick. I am about to call the service center to enquire on the above two issues, apart from that the projector is great to have. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2016 by Sandeep Singh
i would say you will be happy with the brightness and color quality of this projector
Style: 3200 Lumens
Well, finally got this projector after saving up for it which took me 9 months. For those of you who are debating between benq, optoma, or lcd projectors, i would say you will be happy with the brightness and color quality of this projector. I compared this projector's picture quality with that of Benq ht2050, and even though this projector is lot cheaper, it is no lesser in quality. For those of you debating between a 65 inches 4k tv or a projector, I would say that both have their own advantages, but having a movie theater in your house is only possible with projector. The short throw and zoom function is some features that I love. Movies look amazingly beautiful. The picture clarity and colors look better than IMAX in Bluray. I used to think that when 1080p was stretched to such large image, that the pixels would be large and noticeable. But it is hardly noticeable even when you sit two feet away from the screen. The DVDs look exactly like you're sitting at the movie theater and I have 120 inches diagonal image. Some people have had problems with hdmi cable nightmare or rainbow effect. I don't see any problems with port placements but I did notice rainbow effects because I wanted to notice them. My girlfrend does not notice it because she does not know that there is such thing as rainbow effects in the universe. Contrast and black depth is not 100 percent but I say it's good enough for the price and does not deserve lesser stars. And one could use grey projector screen to increase blackness depth for dark images which I will definitely try in the future. The fan is large but very quiet and unnoticeable. Since there are very few or no video reviews on youtube, I am soon going to make and upload one (when I get my room clean). bye bye ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2016 by prajwal
Best value for the dollar now available!
Style: 3200 Lumens
We've had a dedicated home theater for 6+ years now and decided to upgrade our projector from 720p over the summer. Weeks of research left me unable to decide, in part because there are no stores within 100 miles that have even a single projector on display, much less a viewing room. I finally purchased an Optima HD37 from Amazon Warehouse during a great sale (about half of retail)...not a bad idea, but once I got it installed we found there were dozens of stuck pixels (white) scattered all over the image, so back it went. Rather than chance another refurb I went with what was my second choice, this Viewsonic model, and couldn't be happier. The image is comparable to the HD37 (a projector that sells for exactly twice the price usually), the user interface is better, and it's quieter. What's missing by comparison are "niceties" like lens shift, a wider zoom, and more flexible user control of image settings. Since I have a dedicated theater with complete flexibility in projector location, none of these were a problem. About 75% of our viewing is teenagers watching movies so even though the image looks great on a 124" screen they probably don't care about the upgrade from 720p as much as I do (frankly the sound is more important to their enjoyment than the picture). But I notice the improved image quality! Read the technical reviews on the projector sites if you're interested, but suffice it to say this unit will be fine for most anyone who is not terribly concerned about having the absolutely finest image quality possible...none of the adults we've had over to watch a film has said anything other than variations of "Wow, this is better than going to the movies!" The only change we've made from our prior projector is a full switch to Bluray...we used to be OK with DVDs in 720p but they just don't cut it in 1080p. Our old projector was a Viewsonic as well and we've been very happy with the brand. The only question remaining is bulb life, but since we use our projectors only about 6-8 hours per week (100% movies, nothing else) I expect we'll get several years from the original. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2016 by Viner 49er
Great Value And Sleak Design For Ceiling Mount With Cheap Low Profile Installation
Style: 3200 Lumens
Review Image by TM
Review Image by TM
Review Image by TM
Review Image by TM
I bought this projector for $412.49 in July 1, 2020 as a Warehouse Deal. It came shipped from Viewsonic. Repackaged as described but with everything included and no signs of usage. This is a really good projector, even for the regular price. I'm blown away that I can have such a cinematic experience at home for far below $1000. I wanted to replace my old Epson projector that blew it's bulb after years of use. The Epson was $3000 when it was new (around 2007). It is absolutely no match for the ViewSonic! We usually put the projector on the table and run it off a notebook. So it wasn't really about building a home theater, more keeping the fun of watching movies on a big screen, especially since cinemas aren't really a happy place right now. We initially bought a Vanko Leisure 3 because of the recommendations from tech sites. That thing was a huge disappointment. I don't know if there was something wrong with the lens but I never got it fully focused. The image was laggy, and even though much brighter than our old projector, it was a step back in almost every way. So we returned it. After more research I decided to buy a Viewsonic PA503W, also a Warehouse Deal. I really liked it but it had issues. After about 20 minutes bright spots appeared. Another return. I didn't wanted to pay the full price for a replacement, so I got this one for a little over $100 more. And I can say: This is it! It's so good that I decided to permanently mount it under the ceiling. Setup: - Mount Factory Universal Low Profile Ceiling Projector Mount ($10) with removing the center link it hangs 7.5ft above the floor and projects 11ft into the room (with a higher ceiling) a image of roughly 5x10ft. - Cables are organized in a Monoprice Open Slot Wiring Raceway Duct that goes all across the beam (using 3) - Initially I had a Fire TV stick in the dongle compartment, but it got really hot in there and had some real performance issue*. It now moved to the back with a short HDMI extension and a Smays ethernet adapter, which makes it run super smooth! - USB* power comes from a RAVPower 4-Port USB Charger that currently lives inside the cable duct Quality: - It doesn't look much, especially the gray plastic around the lens, that looks like somebody recycled a 90s desktop PC. But I like the boring design. I like my tech so I'm not bothered by it, but I don't need something flashy hanging over my couch. The rear cable cover is a really nice feature. The dongle compartment is genius, but has airflow issues. This might be caused by the fact that it hangs upside down. The plastic cover itself is thin plastic with a hole. All threads are brass inserts, even the tiny screws for the dongle and rear cover. Remote is descent. It's black (white remotes are a dumb idea) and could need a background light for the keys. It comes with a laser pointer, while the PA503W had a white LED for light. - Sound: Don't use it, it's horrible. Seriously: If you really have no way to stream via Bluetooth to any sort of descent audio device, at least connect it to some active PC speakers. - Noise: Has a fan and it's not silent. It quiets down after a few minutes and I don't really notice anymore it when I'm into the movie, but the first time I turned it on I thought: Oh man that's loud. Weirdly enough it's more quiet upside down than on the table. Might be the shape or the simple fact that it's better ventilated with the ceiling mount. There is nothing that I really don't like. Especially not for the price. I wish I could utilize the dongle compartment, since it really looks neater. There is a function to switch on when it gets power. It would be perfect if there would be a way to power it down without using the remote (Jan 2021, I added an Orvibo Magic Cube Smart Wifi IR controler and burried the remote). With the Fire TV Stick it's really nothing more than an wireless on and off switch. I don't want to just cut off the power since it seems to have a procedure to cool down with the fans on before completely turning off. So far I really like my new setup. It definitely makes me hungry for more, like a better screen, and an easier audio setup, and maybe even a better projector. But for now I just can't stop smiling when I sit on my couch with a screen almost as large as a garage door! *Update Jan. 2021: The Firestick issue is solved. I got a brand new one and it performs great inside the compartment. **The USB plug on the back must be activated in the setup menu to deliver power. Odd but that's how it is. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2020 by TM
Still working great after 3 years so far. Used a QualGear Qg-PM-002-Wht-S mount.
Style: 3200 Lumens
I'm writing this review after about 3 years of use. So far I have had no issues with the projector. The picture is bright and crisp. I'm using a receiver and speakers for the sound system which works fine. The projector auto selects the input which makes things easy. I was able to set it up using what was shown on the screen after I turned it on (without needing to flip through the manual) and make all the adjustments from the control panel on top of the projector easily. In my setup, I have it mounted on the ceiling upside down. This projector is a much shorter throw than my old one so I had to use a new mounting system. I chose the QualGear Qg-PM-002-Wht-S mount which worked very well for this projector. Note that there are only 3 holes on the projector that you can screw the mount into but that was no problem because the projector was not heavy at all. It did take a bit of fiddling to figure out how to get all of the arms to reach and I had to remove one of the four arms on the projector but the mount came with plenty of extra hardware for any special circumstances. I had to use several washers in the kit to shim things up (maybe not what they were originally intended for) but it worked well. So far I have had no issues whatsoever. The projector is very quiet - quiet enough that I don't notice any sound, especially when you are watching a movie. I have not had to change the bulb yet so I'll update the review once I end up needing to change it. As with my old projector, I always buy a spare bulb and keep it handy so I don't have to wait for one in the mail. I did watch a video about the projector on Youtube which helped me decide on it. The only difference was that in the youtube video, it showed a metal housing around the lens but this one is plastic instead. However, it made no real difference and the projector works great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2019 by Joanne Hirst
DO NOT PURCHASE BY ALL MEANS
Style: 3200 Lumens
This product is total garbage. I was very excited to finally receive the projector so I could work on turning one of my rooms into a theatre room. As soon as I turned this on, it sounded like a plane ready to fly. Not only that, but I kept getting an error every second time I turned it on. Even the remote wouldn’t work. It continued to blink and none of the buttons would work. I requested an exchange and was told it would take about a week to get delivered to my house. That never happened. I was instructed to select refund when I spoke to a representative. I followed up almost everyday to see when I’d get the projector. It was to a point where I just asked for my refund. Now it’s been over a week and still haven’t gotten my refund. I returned it the same day I received it. I was probably unlucky and received a lemon, but at least provide some type of update that my package was received back, or if my exchange project has been shipped out, or when I will get my money back. This is just ridiculous. Even on the amazon policy it mentions once the refund has been approved, it should take 3-5 business days. It’s been definitely over that. Honestly save your time and money and DO NOT BUY. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2019 by Yasmin Patel
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