Optoma UHD38x UHD/Home 4000

This is an excellent projector but it's NOT for everyone.This projector is very bright. I have no measuring equipment to verify it's claims of 4000 lumens but I have no reason to expect it's not reaching that level. In my living room, projected at 120" it's fantastic. During the day, there's a fair amount of ambient light but the display is plenty bring enough to still ne watchable. At night, when there's no ambient light, it's fantastic.This projector lacks many features that users look for in a projector though. It has no operating system so you're responsible to feed it whatever content you wish to view. FireStick, AppleTV, XBox, Playstation etc. It has two HDMI in ports and switches quickly and easily.It lacks other features as well. No auto keystoning, no auto focus. This projector isn't designed to be portable so the manufacturer expects you to set it up once and be done with it. All of this is fine in my case. If you plan to move your projector regularly these are things you should consider.The remote control is my biggest problem with this projector. It looks like a remote from 20 years ago and operates poorly. It often receives a double press of buttons for no good reason and then at other times, you have to hit a button several times to get it to do something. This remote also interferes with my Orei HDMI splitter which is a major pain in the butt. I guess with so many devices in my house that use IR remotes, it becomes inevitable.I'm still quite pleased. The projected image is excellent. Don't expect it to look like your nice OLED TV. I've never seen a projector that can. Certainly not in this price range. The blacks will never get totally black. But I want to be clear that the projected image still looks fantastic. In this price range, I don't think there's a better option if you're willing to live with a very manual experience.