ViewSonic X2-4K UHD Short Throw Projector Designed for Xbox with Cinematic Colors, 4.2ms Response Time, 240 Hz Refresh Rate, 1.2x Optical Zoom, and HDR/HLG Support

I recommend buying this directly from Viewsonic for $1600 when they are in Stock, well worth that price. Combine this with a good HDMI to Optical Audio splitter for your surround sound setup and you got yourself an AMAZING gaming projector setup. Extremely fast response times for a projector and great picture quality. Pair this with a good projector screen (Recommend a 100 inch Yard Master 2 from Elite Screens) and you’re set.

This is the worst experience I've ever had with a projector. The minute it was installed it went downhill. First, the remote stopped working. The projector would respond to the universal I set up but not with the remote shipped with the unit. Ok, no biggie I can just use my universal remote. Then, whenever the unit detected 4K HDR 60 Hz content there was an annoying pop-up asking if I wanted to enable Ultra Fast Input and there is no way to turn off the alert according to ViewSonic tech support. So I retreated back to 4K HDR 30 Hz and no message. Not ideal but not a deal killer. But then finally, every time the projector is restarted now, it resets all the screen settings. Vertical keystone correction goes back to 0 from -5. All the corner adjustments are thrown out and return to default and the optical zoom refuses to stay at 0.95 and reverts to 1.0. So to recap: 1) factory remote doesn't work at all, 2) annoying pop-up that can't be turned off except with the factory remote, 3) all your image settings get obliterated every time you turn on the projector.

Digital scrambling and freezing upon turning it on.

I bought this to replace an aging canon projector. I was willing to pay a little more this time so I did some research and this projector is touted as having been built with the XBOX in mind. So I forked over the 1500 dollars. It may be optimized for the XBOX but what does that matter if the lamp becomes so dim in a couple of months that even in a dark room all the setting must be turned to the brightest setting and all the colors are washed out. This thing really is a piece of junk. Everything has a green tint to it on the screen. (And yes, I am projecting it on a high dollar screen.) All bright setting are maxed out and I am out 1500 bucks. Stay Away!