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The Optoma UHZ35ST is a native 4K UHD laser projector built for golf simulators and other short-throw setups. It puts out 3,500 lumens with HDR10 and uses a 0.50:1 lens, so it fills a large screen from close to the wall. A laser light source means no lamp swaps, and Optoma rates it at 26 dB, quiet enough to sit near the hitting area. Against lamp-based short-throw projectors it trades a higher upfront cost for longer life and steadier brightness; against cheaper 1080p models it gives true 4K detail. It suits sim rooms and media rooms where space behind the screen is limited.
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The Optoma UHZ35ST is a native 4K UHD short-throw laser projector for golf simulator bays. It has a resolution of 3840×2160 and outputs 3,500 lumens. HDR10 and HLG support add contrast and depth to the picture.
A 0.50:1 throw ratio produces a large image from a short distance, which reduces shadow interference in compact bays. Four-corner correction and vertical lens shift help with alignment. The projector has ultra-low input lag to keep ball flight in sync with a launch monitor.
The DuraCore laser light source runs for 30,000 hours without maintenance. Operation is about 26 dB in eco mode. HDBaseT and RS232 support permanent installations.
