Optoma UHZ66

Extremely sharp 4K HDR images ; Incredibly bright laser light source ; Super-low latency for a projector

Blacks are weak, even for DLP ; Setup options are very limited ; No support for 4K/120 gaming

If you’re looking for a bright and immersive gaming experience, plus the kind of latency usually associated with a dedicated monitor, this DLP projector is for you. It’s not perfect, but the 4K images are sharp and the HDR has real pop. The blacks are...

Sharp and bright picture ; Optical zoom ; 240Hz gaming mode

Some HDR oddness ; Few ports ; No Smart TV platform

The Optoma UHZ66 has a good picture but offers little else, and its high price really asks for more. With competitors offering as much and more without major upticks in price, the UHZ66 just doesn’t stand out.

Bright enough to combat ambient light ; Unusually compact and portable design ; Sharp, detailed picture

Washed-out colours and dark scenes ; Feels a touch expensive ; Very lightweight sound

At heart, the eco-friendly UHZ66 is a good projector, but its pursuit of HDR glory has blown it off course

Sharp and detailed image ; Super-bright, long-life laser light source ; Incredibly low latency for a projector

Blacks look more like dark grey ; Limited setup options ; No support for 4K/120 gaming

This laser-powered DLP projector delivers sufficient brightness and a low enough latency to satisfy any cost-conscious but demanding big-screen gamer

Sharp and detailed image ; Super-bright, long-life laser light source ; Incredibly low latency for a projector

Blacks look more like dark grey ; Limited setup options ; No support for 4K/120 gaming

This laser-powered DLP projector delivers sufficient brightness and a low enough latency to satisfy any cost-conscious but demanding big-screen gamer