- Is the Optoma ZK507 bright enough for a room with windows?
- Yes. At 5,000 lumens it is built for rooms with ambient light, unlike most home theater projectors at 2,000 to 3,000 lumens. A light-rejecting screen helps further.
- Does it need a lamp replacement?
- No. It uses a laser light source, so there is no lamp to change. Brightness fades gradually over a long life rather than dropping off suddenly.
- Is it good for a dark home theater?
- It works, but black levels are its weak point. A projector built for dark rooms will give deeper blacks. Choose the ZK507 if brightness matters more.
- What inputs does it have?
- HDMI, VGA, USB and Ethernet. The Ethernet port allows wired network control, which suits fixed installations.
- Does it support 3D?
- Yes, it is 3D ready. You still need compatible 3D glasses and a 3D source.
- Can I mount it on a ceiling?
- Yes, but check the mount's weight rating. The projector is large and heavy, so a sturdy mount is needed.
- Where is the Optoma ZK507 cheapest?
- At JourneyEd, for $3,671.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Optoma ZK507?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including JourneyEd, Neobits.com, Walmart.