ViewSonic PX704HD 1080P Home & Business Projector, up to 300 Inch Large Image, 4000 Lumens, 2 x HDMI/USB, High Contrast with 0.65 DMD Chip

If you’ve ever bought one of those cheap temp-brand projectors here, you’ll know that they do not last and they’re not very bright. This projector, on the other hand, is high quality. It’s a known brand, and it shows with this projector. The brightness is top-tier. The image quality is great. I spent too much time researching, and if you’re reading this and wondering why you might spend more money, it’s for the quality, quiet fan (especially on Eco mode), and a nice remote that works well. Get this one if you want a projector that is bright and will last.

This was recommended to me for my use as a teacher who teaches in a lit classroom. It has proved to be exactly what I needed--enough lumens for daytime use, easily usable for movies, etc. in darker settings. Great resolution. Easy to install to my Apple computer. What I needed. I trust that it will also last--including the lamp hours. Satisfied and within my budget. I do travel a bit with this and bought a stand that I can use in settings where I need to elevate it.

Avevo già avuto esperienza negativa con un’altra marca (subito restituita). In particolare ci tenevo alla nitidezza dell’immagine su schermo di stoffa. Molto soddisfatta anche x la semplicità di fruizione, visto che non sono una tecnologica.

Si vede benissimo

I will be projecting in a couple of weeks in a dining hall where the entire west end is a glass wall (with no shades or curtains), so there is a lot of ambient light - especially after our noon lunch! I received the projector, unboxed it (it was well packed, including two batteries for the remote), powered it up and was rewarded with a nice bright display. (After powering up, wait about 20 seconds for the full brightness. Also - you can make it even more bright and increase contrast and sharpness through the on-screen menus.) Very basic adjustable feet allow fairly limited vertical/tilt movement of the projector. You may need to use books or other objects if you need it aimed more upwards or downwards. Keystone corrections worked well. At different vertical angles of the projector, I was able to use the digital keystoning to get the image squared up with no problems. (I use a portable projector stand which allows me to pan and tilt the stand and projector easily.) Optical zoom and focus worked well - I tested and got about a nice 9-foot-wide display on a screen with the projector located about 15 feet back from the screen. Based on my very quick and rough testing, for about every 3 feet of horizontal displayed data on the screen, you need the projector to be about 5 feet from the screen. I used an HDMI connection to my laptop as the source, and got very good, clean and sharp displays. Back to the brightness - I tested this in our dining room at 1 PM where the entire wall behind the projector was glass with no drapes or other shading, and the weather was clear and very sunny. The picture was quite clear and definitely bright enough for my audience in a couple of weeks. I am keeping the box, as it is a good size for carrying the projector - otherwise I would need to get a padded bag to carry it. The projector itself is quite light and easy to pull out of the box one-handed and set on the projector stand or table.