Catalog :: Television & Video :: Projectors :: ViewSonic 4K Projector with 3500 Lumens HDR Support and Dual HDMI for Home Theater Day and Night (PX747-4K)

Features

Description

BIG SCREEN HOME THEATER: Immersive cinema-like experience in 4K UHD (3840x2160p), 4X the clarity of Full HD, on a screen up to 300 inches in 3500 lumens
HIGH BRIGHTNESS: This home theater projector delivers stunning home entertainment around the clock, day and night, in bright or dark rooms
HDR CONTENT SUPPORT: With the ability to decode HDR video signals, this projector delivers incredibly detailed video playback
LONG LAMP LIFE: SuperEco mode allows the lamp to shine bright for up to 15,000 hours
INDUSTRY-LEADING WARRANTY: 3-year limited parts and labor coverage, 1-year of lamp coverage, and access to our US-based customer service team
FLEXIBLE CONNECTIVITY: Supports most media players, gaming consoles, PCs, Macs, and mobile devices with input options such as HDMI1.4 with HDCP 1.4, HDMI 2.0 with HDCP 2.2, USB, and more
INCLUDED IN THE BOX: PX747-4K 4K UHD Projector, Power Cable, VGA Cable, and Remote Control

Reviews

4.1

Reviews: 20

5 stars

50%

4 stars

25%

3 stars

10%

2 stars

10%

1 star

5%

Neal

06/25/2019

2

Picked this projector up on a $999 woot deal - seemed too good to be true....and unfortunately was. I have an Epson 5030UB projector in the theater now and I have had zero complaints..great projector, but also 3x the price of this projector. When I unboxed the ViewSonic I was skeptical that a 4K projector 1/3 the price and size could match the quality of the 1080p epson. The pictures attached show my side by side comparison of the two. I tried adjusting many settings and while the image is definitely more crisp, the colors are just completely washed out. Lowering the brightness just made all the whites yellow. The Epson image on the right is even projecting in THX movie mode where the colors are more muted. Needless to say, the ViewSonic is going back. For a budget 4K projector in a very lit area, it might be fine. For a dedicated media/theater, it’s too bright and washed out.

Ryalsandrew

06/25/2019

2

I want to love this projector, but I’ve been plagued with problems. First one I received had a grounding issue and buzzed incredibly loudly whenever it was turned on. Sent it to get repaired on my own dime ($60) because i didn’t install it immediately and it had been more than 30 days. Yep, had it up for all of one day before I shipped it out for 2 weeks. Got it back and guess what, they didn’t fix it. Got in touch again and they agreed to replace it, but not until they received mine back. They did pay for shipping the 2nd time. But I was without the projector again for 2 more weeks. So I finally get a new projector and I can finally hear the normal noise of the projector and it’s pretty loud. I can hear it during almost any scene that is on the quieter side. It’s not just a fan noise either, there is a slight humming that starts a few seconds after startup. The picture quality is great, but it gets to be very distracting during quiet movies and tv shows. Update 3 months in: The quality of this projector is starting to be questionable. I get intermittent sharpness and contrast anomalies when content is anything less than stellar 4K. It will draw a distinct white like around light objects that is very distracting. Strange thing is, I can change to a different picture setting and then back and the anomalies go away. That’s not the worst of it though. Now the left corner of the image is noticeably blurry compared to the rest of the image. Looks like the lens may be dirty, but I’ve cleaned it several times and it is spotless. I know this is a lower cost projector, but it is still $1300 and I definitely expected more.