Projector

[Bailess]

Will you use a high quality projector over an OLED display? Which one is most effective in your opinion?

Are you afraid of acquiring premium TVs?

 

[ShortieShortie's icon]

I can't say I have used a projector or high-quality OLED display but I have seen some advertised recently and they look really good, the quality also looks amazing.

I have heard that they are more affordable as well so I guess it would be ideal for those who want the ability to watch things but do not have the money to spend on something high-quality.

 

[Bailess]

Projectors are good if you are capable of maintaining them. There are a lot of factors that come into play including your room size.

 

[Uncrowned]

I feel like TVs have really gotten to the point that a projector isn't on my list of things anymore. A 65-75" inch TV is often cheaper than a 100" projector setup and that is leading to hurdles on "do I want to deal with the projector headaches (like brightly lit rooms)". OLED as a whole is out of my price range, but so are the projectors that can really complete head-to-head with them, so that is about where I am.

Perhaps if I had the money and I had a true home theater room, then maybe. But it is still a maybe as if I had enough money an OLED TV would likely be the choice for me.

 

[Bailess]

I am seriously thinking about buying a high end one for our office needs. As in me recommending a model.

 

[Uncrowned]

I am seriously thinking about buying a high end one for our office needs. As in me recommending a model.

Do you really need a high-end one for office use?

 

[Bailess]

We do not buy budget models. Only branded, premium ones.

 

[ElegantAura]

I had one years ago, but I found them a bit impractical to use.