Optoma GT5600 - DLP projector - ultra short-throw - 3D - Wi-Fi/LAN
$2,449.00
$1,461.33
Mfg # GT5600
CDW # 5273826
| UNSPSC 45111614
Quick tech specs
- DLP projector
- 3600 ANSI lumens
- 16:9
- ultra short-throw lens
- 3D
- Full HD (1920 x 1080)
- 1080p
- Wi-Fi/LAN
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Instantly transform your gaming experience with a large, 100-inch 1080p image from only inches away with the 3,600 lumen Optoma GT5600. Simply place the projector and connect a gaming console or video player and let its auto keystone, four-corner correction, 20,000:1 contrast ratio and 16-watt speaker impress by automatically optimizing the image for any surface with stunning visuals and crisp audio.
USB display supersizes Android and iOS gaming by mirroring your experience via a single USB cable. HDCast Pro connectivity provides wireless screen mirroring with Android, Mac OS and Windows devices to easily broadcast your mobile gaming experiences for everyone to see.
Four corner geometry correction allows flexible placement for projection onto virtually any surface while robust input options include HDMI, VGA and RJ-45. Up to 15,000 hours of lamp life ensures long-term reliability with minimal maintenance.
USB display supersizes Android and iOS gaming by mirroring your experience via a single USB cable. HDCast Pro connectivity provides wireless screen mirroring with Android, Mac OS and Windows devices to easily broadcast your mobile gaming experiences for everyone to see.
Four corner geometry correction allows flexible placement for projection onto virtually any surface while robust input options include HDMI, VGA and RJ-45. Up to 15,000 hours of lamp life ensures long-term reliability with minimal maintenance.
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Optoma GT5600 - DLP projector - ultra short-throw - 3D - Wi-Fi/LAN is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5 by
Frustrated from
No signal issues (getting worse over time)
For some reason, this product sometimes works and often times doesn’t. I have an nvidia shield & PS4 that run (Via HDMI into an onkyo receiver. The receiver has an HDMI out that goes to the HDMI 1 port of the receiver. The source is controlled via changing the input on the receiver.
And, often it doesn’t work. And it seems to be happening more and more frequently.
This is despite troubleshooting every cable & turning every device on/off in every possible combination. Also, cycling through different options on each device.
I had the exact same setup on a 65’’ Sony 4K Android TV, and NEVER had this issue.
For over a grand, this shouldn’t be happening.
Other than that, it’s great. I really hope Optoma can issue a firmware fix for this issue- it’s maddening. It really sucks when it happens and I’m away from home- my wife and kids don’t have the patience to keep messing with it.
Date published: 2019-11-13T00:00:00-05:00
Rated 5 out of
5 by
DeadPoool from
Using for two years and nothing but great
I purchased this two years ago, and setup in my basement, and has been nothing short of spectacular. It does take a little bit to correctly get it physically parallel and perpendicular to the wall and centered on the screen, but once there, I was able to fill a full 110" screen with no issues, and watching football at that size is making my neighbors jealous
Date published: 2020-12-24T00:00:00-05:00