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  • johnnybee30
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2018
    • 29

    #1

    Optoma eh200st

    What is the knock on this projector? Never see anyone really recommend this one but see on rainorshinegolf.com it's the one they sell and recommend.
  • richerod
    Advanced Member
    • Jun 2019
    • 308

    #2
    I have it. Its pretty bright and has a pretty robust menu options. I find it works well with my Skytrak

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    • Stetson
      Advanced Member
      • May 2020
      • 359

      #3
      The specs indicate 3000 lumens, so that could be a reason some do not use it. For a similar price or cheaper they can get a GT1080HDR or Darbee, which have more lumens. Also, Optoma markets this as a projector for conference rooms while the others are marketed for "gaming" which implies faster and crisper graphics. Does not mean they are faster or crisper but if given the choice between a conference room projector and a gaming projector most will chose the gaming projector.

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      • northshoremb
        Member
        • Sep 2022
        • 73

        #4
        Originally posted by Stetson View Post
        The specs indicate 3000 lumens, so that could be a reason some do not use it. For a similar price or cheaper they can get a GT1080HDR or Darbee, which have more lumens. Also, Optoma markets this as a projector for conference rooms while the others are marketed for "gaming" which implies faster and crisper graphics. Does not mean they are faster or crisper but if given the choice between a conference room projector and a gaming projector most will chose the gaming projector.
        From what I know when they say Conference they know there is more natural light so the projector is made to display better in brighter rooms where gaming and movie projectors are only made for dark rooms. Hell there are $4000-20,000 projectors market as conference and school so you say they are less powerful than a $400 projector marked as Gaming?

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        • Stetson
          Advanced Member
          • May 2020
          • 359

          #5
          Originally posted by northshoremb View Post

          From what I know when they say Conference they know there is more natural light so the projector is made to display better in brighter rooms where gaming and movie projectors are only made for dark rooms. Hell there are $4000-20,000 projectors market as conference and school so you say they are less powerful than a $400 projector marked as Gaming?
          Gaming projectors are not about brightness, but rather lag. Conference room projectors do a very good job of overcoming ambient light to give a picture. Gaming projectors have a higher resolution and smoother image.

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