The X3000i is one of the best 4K projectors but is aimed at role-playing gamers – players who want to be truly immersed in the amazing worlds that triple-A titles are focussing on so much now. They’ve also thought in depth about not just the needs of gamers all round but different types of gamers. You would need to keep this hooked up to a video source to run video as it doesn’t have an onboard operating system that would allow you to stream direct, but that’s a small quibble when you’re getting such a great picture for the price, especially given that it also boasts Optoma’s usual short input lag – making it great for gaming, too.īenQ has offered a first with the X3000i's specs:: 4K gameplay with 16ms input lag at 60Hz (with the ability to go as low as 4ms input lag with some sacrifices to other image settings). However, despite its good light rating, this unit may need the curtains drawn to get the most out of it as it struggles slightly with a lot of ambient light. It also upscales non-4K images beautifully and even has 3D capability (which requires the purchase of DLP link active shutter glasses) should you want to re-watch Avatar ahead of the sequels. It offers fantastic colour, with good black depths, and smooths out fast motion to keep up with the quickest of action scenes. The UHD51 has been out for a couple of years now, which means you can find some great deals on it, although 'budget' 4K still means four figures. However, if you stray from the traditional household names in home entertainment then you can find a real bargain, and Optoma is one of the brands that consistently deliver great value projectors which can go toe-to-toe with the big boys. Sometimes with the best 4K projectors, you can end up paying for the label.
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