Optoma
ZU607TST
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The brighter sibling of the ZU507TST in the same cabinet: 6,000 lumens (no standard given), WUXGA, the same fixed 0.58 lens (a 100-inch 16:10 image from about 4.1 ft) and the same vertical 100%–110% / horizontal ±4% lens shift, with a laser rated 30,000 hours. Indoor Golf Outlet sells it for $4,799, $800 more than the ZU507TST for 1,000 more lumens. Amazon lists it at the same price, but only through third-party sellers we could not confirm as Optoma dealers, so we do not link there. Like the ZU507TST it is a 1920 x 1200 picture at a 4K price; its argument is brightness from a short throw.
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Packages with the Optoma ZU607TST
Retailers sell the Optoma ZU607TST with a launch monitor and the rest of a setup, at one price. The three we’d look at first, one per launch monitor, and why; each price is the configuration shown, in stock.
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Indoor Golf Outlet · Enclosure and projector · SIG DIY
Voice Caddie SC4 PRO
Voice Caddie SC4 PRO, Shop Indoor Golf DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11"), Optoma ZU607TST
Every part is one we list, and it costs $11 less than the same parts bought separately.
Indoor Golf Outlet · Enclosure and projector · SIG DIY
FlightScope Mevo Gen 2
FlightScope Mevo Gen 2, Shop Indoor Golf DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11"), Optoma ZU607TST
Every part is one we list, and it costs $70 less than the same parts bought separately.
Indoor Golf Outlet · Enclosure and projector · SIG DIY
Foresight Sports GC2
Foresight Sports GC2, Shop Indoor Golf DIY Enclosure Kit (10'4" x 7'11"), Optoma ZU607TST
Every part is one we list, and it costs $70 less than the same parts bought separately.
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Who this is for
Honest match per persona.
Good for
No specific match.
Not for
- Cost-Effective Buyer
$4,799 for a 1920 x 1200 picture; brightness is the only thing it adds over far cheaper short throws.
- Recreational Player
A commercial installation projector; a casual room does not need 6,000 lumens.
Specifications
The numbers, plainly stated.
Image
| Resolution | WUXGA (1920×1200), 16:10 |
| Lumens | 6,000 (standard not stated) |
Hardware
| Light Source | Laser (30,000 hours) |
| Throw Ratio | 0.58:1 (fixed) |
| Lens Shift | Vertical 100%–110%, horizontal ±4% (manual) |
| Dimensions | 14.72 × 11.89 × 4.61 in (W × D × H) |
Requirements
| Throw Distance | 100 in (16:10) at about 4.1 ft (Optoma's manual) |
Performance
| Input Lag | 16.2 ms at 1080p/60Hz and 8.2 ms at 1080p/120Hz with Gaming Mode on; 49.5 ms with it off (Optoma's manual) |
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