After some tinkering to get the screen and projector lined up perfect, I could not be more pleased at the picture

Black levels are very good, using the Dynamic Black setting, rivaling a plasma screen

I bought this projector to make a home theater back in Tahiti - biggest brightest screen size in the smallest throw for ease of placement

I am using an 80" manual retractable screen, which the manufacturer recommends NOT using with short throw projectors because slight screen waves cause image distortion

The colors are poor even on a nice white projection screen in dark place and its cooling system is bad...after 30 minutes of use (with two pc fans attached

After researching extensively the various types of home theater projectors, I decided to buy this projector and am currently using a portable 100" diagonal screen (which will need some help to remove all ripples)

I was able to sneak in some Deadpool and Pacific Rim and both are top notch BIG screen movies that won't disappoint.

I bought this along with a portable projector screen to watch movies and TV in my small living room.

I wanted my new projector to be a short throw to allow me to use a portable screen in my basement, garage, and backyard deck

The plus to the Optoma was larger screen but suffers from a high pitch noise which I honestly thought was a

The projector is quiet and adjusting the image on the portable screen is a snap

While on vacation, we used a 120" flexible screen (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FB6VW1M) hung from photo background stand, an Xbox One S as player, Visio 24" sound bar, and these DLP-Link glasses:

Huge screen in small area thanks to shortthrowDoesn't

a note in general that a short throw needs a better screen.-It is really hard to setup the projector image size the first time, but it gets easier

I bought this projector along with an Elite Screen (120inch) for movie nights

I can live with it, but if you're a stickler, you will want to use a static mounted screen, or no screen at all.

This is not the projector's fault, but with the longer throw it could handle a not so perfect projector screen, the short-throw doesn't do as well.

Tested both with a perfectly adequate 150” Elite Screen

I’ve since upgraded to an Elite Screens motorized screen,

Unfortunately the retractable screen was a condition of my installation of a projector, so that the room didn't have to become a "TV room" permanently