Optoma MovieTime Home Theater DLP Projector With Built-In DVD Player
No More Movie Lines, Cold Popcorn and Commercials
I purchased this unit to watch DVDs in the evening or night with the family and to escape paying $50 to the local theater to watch 20 minutes of previews and commercials.<br /><br />1. Ease of Installation  5 / 5<br /><br />Remove from box and set on coffee table. Plug into standard wall outlet and power on. Less than 5 minutes.<br /><br />2. Ease of Use  5 / 5<br /><br />Press Power button and OPEN button. Insert DVD and close DVD door. Manually focus lens.  Lower lights. DONE!<br /><br />3. Quality of Picture  5 / 5<br /><br />As good as the theater, better than my neighbors 60\\" Sony.  The unit is 9' away from the wall and throws up a 85\\" image - plenty large for us sitting 16' back. We are just using the wall and the image is great.<br /><br />4. Quality of Sound  TBD<br /><br />Waiting for sub-woofer to arrive.  The small built-in speakers sound great.  My neighbors have 50\\", 60\\" and a screen with 5.1 sound systems that sound great. This unit only sounds good, but I don't find I pay that much attention to the sound once the picture starts.  I have Polk Audio for my stereo to show I have apprectation for quality sound.<br /><br />Quick Performance / Cost Ratio<br /><br />60\\" Sony with great 5.1 speakers at $7,500  compared to 85\\" plus with good speakers  at $1,300.  I am more than pleased with the sound the DV-10 throws out. Plus no contractor to come in and run wires.<br /><br />CONS:<br /><br />I wish the remote were backlit. Now I have a reason to use my maglite.<br /><br />NB: no noxious odors!  Some slight initial odor the first few minutes, but no more than I have experienced with any other projector.