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Optoma UHZ35ST Review

3.5

With a short throw distance, plus brief input lag that gamers will love, Optoma's UHZ35ST can serve as a semi-portable projector for beaming your media in tight quarters.

$2,199.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Optoma UHZ35ST

Optoma UHD55 Review

4.0

The 4K Optoma UHD55 is equal parts gaming and home entertainment projector, thanks to a short input lag combined with a high quality image.

$1,469.99
at Amazon
By M. David Stone

Optoma CinemaX P2 Review

4.0

For a home projector, the Optoma CinemaX P2 offers great color accuracy and contrast, as well as unusually capable audio. Just be mindful of the image if you're sensitive to rainbow artifacts.

$3,376.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone

Optoma UHD35 Review

3.5

The Optoma UHD35 home entertainment projector delivers a bright, 4K (3,840-by-2,160) picture at large size, low input lag for gaming, and Full HD 3D. It's well suited to movies, video, or gaming in a family room with ambient light.

$1,167.99
at Amazon
By M. David Stone

Optoma HD146X Review

4.0

The Optoma HD146X home entertainment projector delivers an impressive picture for the price by cutting corners that don't affect image quality. If you can do without multiple ports and good onboard audio, it's a bargain for watching movies as well as gaming.

$569.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Optoma HD146X

Optoma HD28HDR Review

4.0

The HD28HDR is best for watching movies and videos in ambient light, though it also has a suitably fast lag time for gaming. It's one of the least expensive 1080p projectors that supports HDR and can accept 4K input.

$850.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Optoma HD28HDR

Optoma GT1080HDR Review

4.0

Designed for gaming and movie-watching in ambient light, Optoma's GT1080HDR delivers low lag time, solid color accuracy, and sharp contrast for the money. Plus, its short-throw lens optimizes rooms where space is tight.

$975.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone

Optoma HD39HDR Review

3.5

Optoma's HD39HDR offers low input lag for fast reaction time in games, plus sufficient brightness for a large movie or game image to stand up easily to ambient light in a family room.

$989.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Optoma HD39HDR

RHA CL750 Review

4.0 Editors' Choice

The RHA CL750 headphones deliver a fantastic in-ear audio experience that gets even better when used with an amplifier.

By Tim Gideon
RHA CL750

1More Triple Driver In-Ear Headphones Review

4.5 Editors' Choice

The affordable 1More Triple Driver In-Ear Headphones sound, look, and feel fantastic.

$65.99
at Amazon
By Tim Gideon
1More Triple Driver In-Ear

Optoma NuForce HEM8 Review

3.5

The Optoma NuForce HEM8 earphones deliver a four-driver, audiophile-geared listening experience, but if you're seeking a crisp, bright sound signature, you may be disappointed.

$283.42
at Amazon
By Tim Gideon
Optoma NuForce HEM8

Optoma NuForce HEM2 Review

4.0

The Optoma NuForce HEM2 earphone pair ships with an impressive array of accessories and delivers a wonderfully balanced audio experience.

$129.00
at Amazon
By Tim Gideon
Optoma NuForce HEM2

Acer H7550ST Review

3.5

Despite showing rainbow artifacts, the Acer H7550ST is a tempting choice as a home-entertainment projector, thanks to its bright image, a short throw combined with a 1.1x zoom, full 3D support, and a lag time that's suitable for gaming.

$899.99
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Acer H7550ST

Elite Screens PicoScreen PC35W Review

4.5 Editors' Choice

Designed as a portable companion for a pico or palmtop projector, the Elite Screens PicoScreen PC35W is compact when closed, but opens to reveal a high-quality 35-inch projector screen.

$115.99
at Office Depot® & OfficeMax®
By M. David Stone
Elite Screens PicoScreen PC35W

Dell Projector 4350 Review

3.0

The 1080p Dell Projector 4350 is pricey for what it delivers, but it can handle detailed images at sizes that are big enough for a midsize room and bright enough to stand up to ambient light.

$949.99
at Dell
By M. David Stone
Dell Projector 4350

ViewSonic LightStream PJD7830HDL Review

3.0

ViewSonic considers the LightStream PJD7830HDL projector suitable for both home-entertainment and business use, but it does a better job with data than with video.

$999.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
ViewSonic LightStream PJD7830HDL

Elite Screens Yard Master 2 OMS100H2 Review

3.5

The Elite Screens Yard Master 2 OMS100H2 is a lightweight, portable projector screen intended primarily for setting up outside, but it can be used indoors, and it's incredibly easy to set up and break down.

$182.64
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Elite Screens Yard Master 2 OMS100H2

Epson Home Cinema 1440 1080p 3LCD Projector Review

4.0

The Epson Home Cinema 1440 1080p 3LCD Projector delivers excellent output quality and a bright enough image to stand up to daylight in a family room with lots of windows.

$0.00
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Epson Home Cinema 1440 1080p 3LCD Projector

Epson Home Cinema 2040 3D 1080p 3LCD Projector Review

4.0 Editors' Choice

The Epson Home Cinema 2040 3D 1080p 3LCD Projector delivers high-quality 2D and 3D, a short lag time for gaming, and a bright enough image to stand up to ambient light in a family room.

$1,577.97
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
Epson Home Cinema 2040 3D 1080p 3LCD Projector

BenQ HT2050 Review

3.5

The BenQ HT2050 home-entertainment projector delivers high quality for both 2D and 3D video, a short lag time for gamers, and—except for black-and-white videos—shows very few rainbow artifacts.

$997.99
at Amazon
By M. David Stone
BenQ HT2050