ViewSonic PX748-4K, 4,000 ANSI Lumens 4K UHD Home Cinema & Gaming Projector with <5ms ultra-fast input and 240Hz Refresh Rate, Warping, Auto Vertical Keystone, Horizontal/Vertical Keystone, & USB-C

I’ve been using the ViewSonic PX701-4K UHD Home Cinema Projector for almost a year now, and it has completely exceeded my expectations. This projector delivers stunning 4K clarity with incredible brightness, thanks to its 3,200 ANSI lumens. Even in well-lit rooms, the image remains sharp and vibrant, making it perfect for any viewing experience, day or night.Setting it up was straightforward, and the 1.1x optical zoom makes positioning easy in any space. The built-in 10-watt speaker is a nice bonus, although I sync it up easily through Bluetooth to a larger more impressive system, although the in machine speaker offers surprisingly clear audio for casual viewing without needing additional sound equipment. Plus, the HDR support adds an extra layer of depth to the colors, making movies and shows look amazing.When I was shopping for a home cinema projector, there were so many options that it felt overwhelming. However, Amazon’s detailed product description and customer reviews helped guide me to a product I can trust wholeheartedly. I’m grateful for the confidence Amazon instilled in this purchase. I highly recommend this projector to anyone wanting an affordable, high-quality 4K experience at home—thank you, Amazon, for bringing such a fantastic product to your lineup!

Possibly the most impressive piece of tech I've ever ended up buying from Amazon. The picture quality has to be seen to be believed. I tried taking a few shots with my phone, but the image quality of the photos were so misleading in comparison to how it is to actually watch something on the projector that I've ended up not including them. The fan is almost whisper quiet too. The only niggle, if anything, is that the onboard speaker really isn't fit for purpose, but there's plenty of options to connect your own sound system so that doesn't detract much.

It has good video quality, but it’s a hassle to set it all up if you don’t know what you’re doing. It took me a while and i feel like it could be a little better. HDR on it is absolutely horrendous. The speakers on it are horrible and sound like a cheap children’s toy.It also has loud coil while (basically if you don’t know what that means, it’s electricity passing through the whole thing and making noise.) It’s loud and insanely annoying which leads to me having to turn it off directly from power which is also a hassle.Unlike other projectors, it needs a lot of room to display the advertised 200 inch screen. If you have a small room and you’re projecting on a wall 2m away, it’ll be only a 50 inch screen.It is made of plastic and it doesn’t feel very high quality, and I feel it would be more reasonable for most people to purchase a normal TV and it would be a better experience for them. A normal TV will be a lot cheaper, and for the price you’re paying for this it’s not really good value for money.Overall, good focus, good picture quality, but horrendous speakers and coil whine.If you are purchasing this to replace a TV, I would not recommend it. It is extremely time consuming and it will take hours for you to properly adjust the picture settings. It is impossible for it to look somewhat good when connected to a windows PC. I use mine with an Apple TV 4K on SDR. If you don’t know what you’re doing, DONT BUY IT!

I'm actually surprised how good this is for gaming. I know it's advertised as a gaming projector but really didn't think I'd use it over the TV. I'm positioned about 4m away on a 120" screen and gaming is really good. No it's not as bright as the TV but I only really game at night so it's not the end of the world as its dark enough.Watching in day light isn't great. I have a window measuring 120cm x 210cm about 1-2m from the screen to the left of it and any time before 8pm (currently british summer), if you value image quality is pointless. Once I have blinds in the window I'm sure it will be fine but I avoid daylight watching at the mo because it's just too washed out for me. Once it's a bit darker though its spot on.Don't bother with SD picture (depending on screen size) on 120" SD images are appalling. Go FHD or 4k though and things are so much BETTER and make sense again.Pretty easy to set up. Definitely fiddle with picture settings a bit. You can get so much more background detail etc when you play about compared to out of the box settings. Colours looked really weird on sport out of the box too. Just pause an image on the screen and see what looks best to you. Overall very happy at £700.

The picture is bright and colour good. It is advertised with 12000:1 contract which is on the low side and it is noticeable. Wil be returning

The fans are very loud, and even worse there was a high pitched whine (coil whine?) which was intolerable. Not sure if it was a fault with the one I had, but ended up returning sadly. The picture itself was outstanding and worked well with Xbox One X.

This projector should not be on the market.It is by far the worst quality build I've ever experienced in buying projectors.Viewsonic should not be able get away with putting out faulty tech that doesn't last a few uses then completely packs in.For the price you pay you are receiving one of the lowest quality projectors that make buying a sub £200 projector a much more attractive option.I will NEVER again buy a Viewsonic product.As others have stated and I have now had the experience of sending this so called 4k projector back to amazon , this was December 2023....After now nearly 4 months since returning and countless enquiries with Amazon customer services they are still stating that the item is with their repair team so they can not start the refund process.This is totally unacceptable.Do yourself a favourStay well clear of Viewsonic products.

Well worth the money