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Optoma Technology EZPRO737 DLP Projector 1500 Lumens 3.8lbs Review

by Richard Jantz

Model's text display outshines its graphics and motion performance.

The EzPro 737 scored considerably higher for its sharp text than for its mediocre graphics and motion capabilities. It comes with a well-designed remote that has an easy-to-use navigation pad and laser pointer. Though you can adjust the color balance and white segment settings, this projector lacks the extensive imaging options found on some other models; for example, you can't tweak individual colors. The $2495 unit's 2-watt integrated mono speaker sounds better than the 1-watt speakers found on most of the models we tested.

UPSHOT: A fine lightweight choice for mobile professionals, the EzPro 737 packs enough power to handle medium-size group presentations.

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Optoma EzPro 737

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