Optoma UHD38x

BrandOptoma
TypeGaming
ReleasedDecember 2022
Resolution4K UHD (1080p pixel shift)
HDR formatsHDR10, HLG
Imaging technologyDLP
Light source typeLamp
ANSI lumens4,000 lm
Throw ratio1.5–1.66:1
Input lag (rated)1920×1080 @ 240 Hz: 4.2 ms

A single-chip DLP lamp projector with 4K UHD output from a 1080p-native 0.47-inch chip, rated at 4,000 lumens. It has two HDMI 2.0 ports, a 1.1x manual zoom, no optical lens shift, and a claimed 4.2 ms input lag at 1080p 240 Hz for gaming.

Data sheet

Picture

Imaging technologyDLP
Technology brandDLP
Number of imaging devices1
Chip / panel diagonal0.47 in
Native aspect ratio16:9
Native resolution1920 × 1080
Addressable resolution3840 × 2160
Dynamic contrast1,000,000:1
Colour temperature presetsD55, D65, D93, Native
Gamma / EOTF presets2.2, 2.4
Colour management system6-axis
ISF certifiedYes
HDR formatsHDR10, HLG
Max refresh rate1920×1080: 240 Hz · 3840×2160: 60 Hz
Input lag (rated)1920×1080 @ 240 Hz: 4.2 ms
3D supportYes
3D formatsFrame packing

Optics

Throw ratio1.5–1.66:1
Projection distance table100″: 3.32–3.65 m · 120″: 3.98–4.38 m
Zoom typeOptical
Zoom ratio1.1×
FocusManual
Vertical lens shift0%
Fixed offset105%
Focal length15.84–17.42 mm
F-number1.98–2.02
Image size range33–300 in
Vertical keystone-40–40°
Horizontal keystone-40–40°
Corner / warp correctionWarp

Light source

Light source typeLamp
Lamp wattage240 W
Light source lifeBright: 4,000 h · Dynamic: 15,000 h · Eco: 10,000 h
Cool-down time90 s
ANSI lumens4,000 lmPreliminary
ANSI
Claimed brightness (non-standard)4,000
Claimed brightness unitUnspecified
Brightness uniformity (centre-to-corner)80%

Audio

Speaker power10 W
Speaker count1
Audio outputs3.5 mm

Inputs, control & connectivity

Max input signal4096 × 2160
HDMI port count2
HDMI ports (feature-level)HDMI 1: HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2; HDMI 2: HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2
Horizontal scan frequency31–135 kHz
Vertical scan frequency24–120 Hz
RS-232Yes
12 V triggerYes

Environment & power

Operating temperature5–40°C
Operating humidity10–85%RH
Altitude / high-altitude mode3,000 m
High-altitude modeYes
Operating orientationsTable, Ceiling, Rear
Rated voltage100–240 V
Rated frequency50–60 Hz
Power consumption (max)305 W
Power consumption by modeMin: 220 W · Max: 305 W
Standby power0.5 W
Power supplyInternal
Fan noise (sound pressure)Min: 26 dB(A) · Max: 28 dB(A)

Physical & installation

Width315 mm
Depth270 mm
Height118 mm
Weight3.98 kg
Colours / finishesWhite

Support & ownership

Warranty🇺🇸 US 1 yr
Retailer listing. ProjectorCentral also says 1 Year; ProjectorScreen.com (https://www.projectorscreen.com/products/optoma-uhd38x-4k-uhd-hdr-240hz-cinema-gaming-projector-with-4000-lumen) says "Warranty 2 Years". The Optoma warranty page could not be read.
Light-source warranty90 days lamp warranty
User manualhttps://region-resource.optoma.com/products/import/Documents/13cdc4ab-4017-4930-a4fd-d023d407c4fe.pdf
Photobiological risk groupRG2
Safety & market certificationsFCC

In the box

Box contentsPower cord, Remote, Batteries, Manual
Remote typeBacklit

Tools

  • Throw calculator — How far from the screen the UHD38x needs to sit for a given image size, set to its 1.5–1.66:1 lens.
  • Download spec as CSV — Every value on this data sheet with its unit and source, one row per spec.
  • Download spec as JSON — The same data from the open data API, with variants and identifiers.

Variants & identifiers

Use these to confirm a listing is this exact model. Any of them works at /p/{code}.

VariantRegionTypeCode
Standard🇺🇸 USASINB0BGVGDB72
UPC796435814502
MPNUHD38x
Standard, EU🇪🇺 EUEAN5055387666412

Reviews

DateTitlePublication
December 6, 2023Optoma UHD38x 4K projector test and reviewLaurent Willen
September 22, 2024Optoma UHD38x Review - Bright 4K Projector for Gamers and Home EntertainmentHome Theater Insights
January 11, 2023Optoma UHD38x ReviewProjectorTop

Video reviews

Optoma UHD38x test complet (couleurs, contraste, luminosité, input lag, calibration,...) #optoma · Laurent Willen
Optoma UHD38X Review: 4K Gaming & Movie Projector You Can Actually Afford · Tech with Segnar

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