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Optoma UHD35STx

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Specifications and features

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Overview

Technical Specifications

Display and image

  • Display technology: DLP
  • Native resolution: true 4K UHD (3840 × 2160)
  • Brightness: 3600 lumens
  • Dynamic contrast: 1,000,000:1
  • Native aspect ratio: 16:9 (compatible 4:3)
  • Keystone correction: horizontal ±40°, vertical ±40°
  • Supported frequencies
    • Horizontal: 31 to 135 kHz
    • Vertical: 24 to 120 Hz
  • Uniformity: 80%
  • Image size: 0.93 to 7.63 m (36.43” to 300.53”)

Optics and projection

  • Throw ratio: 0.5:1 (short throw)
  • Projection distance: 0.4 to 3.3 m
  • Zoom: fixed
  • Focal length: 7.51 mm
  • Lens shift: vertical +0%
  • Native offset: 116%
  • 100” projection from just 1 m away

Gaming performance

  • Ultra-low input lag
    • 4.2 ms (1080p at 240 Hz)
    • 16.9 ms (4K at 60 Hz)
  • 3D compatibility: Full 3D (Frame-pack, 1080p24 / 720p50/60)

Connectivity and audio

  • Inputs: 2 × HDMI 2.0
  • Outputs: 1 × 3.5 mm audio, 1 × S/PDIF, 1 × USB-A Power (1.5 A)
  • Control: 1 × RS232, 1 × 12V trigger
  • Built-in speaker: 1 × 10 W

Light source

  • Type: lamp (240 W)
  • Lifespan
    • Bright mode: 4000 hrs
    • Dynamic mode: 15000 hrs
    • Eco mode: 10000 hrs

Power and consumption

  • Power: 100 to 240 V, 50 to 60 Hz
  • Power consumption
    • Standby: 0.5 W
    • Minimum: 220 W
    • Maximum: 320 W

Dimensions and ergonomics

  • Dimensions (W×D×H): 315 × 270 × 118 mm
  • Net weight: 3.5 kg
  • Gross weight: 4.68 kg
  • Noise level: 24 dB (min) to 28 dB (max)
  • Remote control: backlit
  • Security: Kensington lock slot, password, security bar

Compatibility

  • PC formats: UHD, WQHD, WUXGA, FHD, UXGA, SXGA, WXGA, HD, XGA, SVGA, VGA, Mac
  • Video formats: 480i/p, 576i/p, 720p, 1080i/p, 2160p (50/60 Hz)
  • On-screen menu languages: 9 languages (French, English, Spanish, German, Japanese, Chinese)

Box contents and general information

  • Included
    • UHD35STx projector
    • Backlit remote + 2 × AAA batteries
    • AC power cable
    • Basic user manual

Key features

  • Ultra-detailed 4K UHD (3840×2160) resolution
  • 100” projection from just 1 m (short throw)
  • Low latency: 4.2 ms (1080p240Hz) / 16.9 ms (4K60Hz)
  • 3600 lm brightness, 1,000,000:1 contrast
  • Built-in 10 W speaker
  • Dual HDMI 2.0, USB power, audio & S/PDIF
  • Backlit remote control

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the UHD35STx fully replace a TV for daily use?

Technically yes, thanks to its high brightness enabling daytime viewing. However, the lamp’s limited lifespan (4,000 hours in Bright mode) implies a replacement cost of around €200–300 every 2–3 years with heavy use. For several hours of daily viewing, a laser model may be more economical long term despite a higher upfront cost.

What’s the real difference between pixel shifting and “true” native 4K?

XPR pixel shifting does produce 8.3 million distinct pixels per CTA 4K standards, but not simultaneously. Pixels are displayed in four offset positions 240 times per second, creating the impression of full resolution. Resolution test patterns reveal a slight loss of ultimate fine detail versus native 4K, but the difference is imperceptible with typical video content.

Does Enhanced Gaming mode really disable all image enhancements?

This mode does disable geometric corrections, advanced HDR processing, and certain color optimizations to minimize latency. The image may look less refined, but the responsiveness difference is immediately noticeable. For single-player or story-driven games, standard mode at 4K 60 Hz offers a better balance between visual quality and responsiveness.

Can you project onto a colored wall without a dedicated screen?

The UHD35STx includes six compensation presets for different wall tints. These adjustments tweak color balance to partially counter the wall’s hue. On off-white or light gray walls, results are acceptable. Colored walls (beige, pale yellow) will inevitably cause color shifts, but the image remains watchable for occasional use.

How does the UHD35STx compare to laser ultra-short-throw (UST) projectors?

Laser UST models offer an even shorter throw (a few centimeters), longer life (20,000–30,000 hours), and often better native contrast. However, they cost 2 to 4 times more. The UHD35STx is an economical compromise for those seeking short-throw benefits without the laser UST price tag. Its one-meter throw remains practical for most home setups.

Is the 3D function truly usable for gaming?

3D works in Full HD only (1920x1080) and halves perceived brightness. With compatible active DLP Link glasses, the experience is decent in a fully dark room. However, the lack of modern 3D content and no support on current consoles limit this feature to some PC titles and Blu-ray 3D movies, a format in decline.

What’s the minimum viewing distance for a comfortable 100-inch image?

For a 100-inch image (2.54 m diagonal), recommended viewing distance ranges from 2.5 to 4 meters depending on preferences and content resolution. In 4K, you can sit closer without seeing pixel structure. Paradoxically, the projector’s short throw lets you create a large image in rooms where viewing distance would be insufficient with a traditional projector.

  • Eco-contribution included in the sale price.
  • Manufacturer reference: E9PV7KJ01EZ1
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