Optoma GT750E

Overview

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Pros:

Designed for game playing, Short throw, Good audio quality, 3D ready, Supports both DLP-Link and RF 3D glasses.

Cons:

No zoom or lens shift feature to help make setup easy.

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Last revision on July 4, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Designed for game playing, Short throw, Good audio quality, 3D ready, Supports both DLP-Link and RF 3D glasses

Reviewers Didn't Like

No zoom or lens shift feature to help make setup easy

Expert reviews and ratings

Over the past two years, I have reviewed two of Optoma’s flagship projectors in their Home Theater and Game Time product lines. I gave both the GT720 (A-) and HD33 (A+) very good grades due to their quality, features and value for your dollar. ...

By Gaming Nexus on July 03, 2012

The ability to use the Optoma GameTime GT750E projector for data and video is a welcome extra, but the best reason to consider it is for its intended purpose, for game playing. It's well designed for games, with good image quality, good audio, high...

By ProjectorCentral on November 10, 2011

Optoma's latest game projector, the GT750E offers a short throw, bright image, good quality audio, and 3D support for both DLP-Link and RF glasses....

By PC Mag on September 22, 2011

Recently, we had the opportunity to sit down with three different HD projectors made by Optoma — the HD33, the GT750E, and the Neo-i. While all produced good images (in fact, the HD33 would probably be classified...

By Blogcritics on September 26, 2011