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ZH450ST
Mid-tierProjector

Optoma

ZH450ST

$2,289

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Another 1080p laser short throw on Optoma's 0.496 lens: 4,200 lumens (Optoma gives no measurement standard for this model), a fixed lens, a 116% offset on its page and datasheet, a laser rated 30,000 hours, and a network port for managed installations. Optoma's shared manual lists 115% for the networked model, inside its stated ±5% tolerance. A 100-inch image sits about 3.6 ft from the screen. At $2,289 at Indoor Golf Outlet it costs $990 more than the GT2400HDR, which matches its brightness and throw. For a golf room the GT2400HDR is the better buy.

Who this is for

Honest match per persona.

Good for

No specific match.

Not for

  • Cost-Effective Buyer

    $990 more than the GT2400HDR for the same brightness and throw.

  • Performance Seeker

    1080p. The GT3900UHD is 4K on the same throw for less.

  • Showroom

    1080p and a business-projector feature set for a room built to impress.

Specifications

The numbers, plainly stated.

Image

Resolution1080p (1920×1080)
Lumens4,200 (standard not stated)

Hardware

Light SourceLaser (30,000 hours)
Throw Ratio0.496:1 (fixed)
Offset116% (manual: 115% for the networked model, ±5%); no lens shift
Dimensions10.79 × 8.5 × 4.49 in (W × D × H)

Requirements

Throw Distance100 in at about 3.6 ft (Optoma's manual)

Room planner

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