Optoma CinemaX P2 4K UHD Laser Home Theater Projector

Ultra short throw projectors may not be as widespread as normal forward projecting systems but they are starting to catch up. When the CinemaX P1 was first introduced it was a real breakthrough from Optoma and set the standard for all future releases.

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  Great out of the box performance, Nice colors and satisfying black levels, Very good on-board audio system, Attractive price

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  Input lag still a bit high, Less than stellar Android experience, Very basic remote design

The Optoma CinemaX P2 is a well designed and engineered lifestyle component. It competes with the best media room displays and can serve as both a movie machine and a television. It offers decent value and can be set up just about anywhere you have a wall and a credenza.

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  Sharp bright image, Excellent SDR and HDR contrast, Room-filling audio, Very color-accurate with calibration

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  Better out-of-box accuracy, Larger color gamut for HDR content

This Optoma projector has not been designed by someone who is bogged down by the conventions of how certain products are supposed to lo...

The Optoma CinemaX P2 is designed for living rooms rather than corporate conference rooms, with a cracking sound system and offering vibrant laser-powered images. If you haven't bought a projector before and want big-screen entertainment, it could be just the ticket.

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  Interior-friendly design, Detailed, cinematic images, Superior built-in audio system

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  No HLG HDR support over HDMI, Less bright than its predecessor

The beautifully-designed Optoma CinemaX P2 is proof that a projector doesn’t have to dominate your living space if you want to super-size your images. Picture quality is polished, and the onboard sound system is a blast.

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  Stylish Ultra Short Throw design, Excellent onboard sound system, Looks great with both 4K and HD sources

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  Less bright than its predecessor, Doesn’t support HLG HDR over HDMI, Smart app choice limited

I've had this a couple of weeks now and I've been streaming various content including 4K from Disney+. So far I've just been projecting on to my wall with an 80" inch screen size (it will be 120" when my cinema room is done), it's amazing how big the picture is given it's only about 6" away from the...

3 months in using an 92" ALR screen VividStorm tension tab, with .6 gain. Yes you will want to accommodate for the additional cost of a proper screen. Mine is not yet professionally calibrated but I use projector central settings as baseline.

Projector is amazing, has some glitches that have come up once or twice after having this projector for 6-7 months but nothing too serious. Video quality is fantastic even projected onto a painted wall, I get a massive 110" screen with barely any distortion on the edges.