Test: Einzeltest: Optoma HD26
Zitat: Highly Rated
The Optoma HD26 is a perfect example of why you shouldn´t base purchasing decisions on a projector´s specifications. On paper, the HD26´s 3,200 lumens make it look like a super-bright projector for living rooms and other areas with lots of ambient light. In reality, the projector´s best modes are much more appropriate for darkened theater environments, and it makes the HD26 an attractive option in the entry-level home theater market. In some ways, the HD26 is a no-frills projector for first-time buyers. It lacks extensive placement flexibility and some of its adjustment options are unfortunately limited. On the other hand, it includes a surprising number of high-end features, such as a VESA 3D sync port, anamorphic lens compatibility, low input lag, and super-long lamp life. Combined with a satisfying image, these features make the HD26 a strong contender for your home theater dollar. Competition in this market is fierce, and more options are available every day. But the Optoma HD26 is a solid product, and if it fits your needs (and your budget), it can make a great addition to your home theater.