Are you looking for a projector but have no idea what you’re doing? Do you want to be the talk of your town and have the envy of all your friends every time they see your home theater projector? Are you on a budget and want to find the best projector without spending a fortune? You’ve come to the right place because the Projectors Buying Guide will show you exactly what to look for in a home theater projector! So what are you waiting for? Read on to find the information that you need to be giving the best presentations and watching your favorite films on the big screen – right in your own home!
How Big Should It Be
Home theater projectors usually aren’t that big. A good projector should generally be between 5-7 pounds, be able to fit under a bed, and come in a carrying case. It should not be a massive machine like those old clankity projectors that you remember from high school – the ones on that little cart and the teacher would write on the sheets of translucent paper. No, modern day projectors are much better and are even half the size of most PC towers.
Should It Make A Lot of Noise
Your projector probably will make some level of noise because the fan on the inside of the machine has to spin really fast in order to keep the projector cool. If it overheated, you can say bye-bye to Mr. Projector. Have you noticed how at your computer desk, you can hear a slight high pitched sound coming from the computer? That’s the fan – you probably won’t hear anything louder than this coming from your projector and at many times, you will hardly notice it.
Features
Be sure to get a projector in which you can adjust the lens in order to have ultimate viewing pleasure. Also make sure that you have a bright lens that has a high level of lumens and a high resolution. This is to ensure that you can get maximum quality from your projector as most computers run on higher resolution these days. If your projector does not meet the requirements of the computer that you’re using, the projector will automatically compensate by making the picture a little bit smaller. Normally, you won’t even notice this, however, it might make smaller objects in the film even smaller.
Those are the basics and should get you by when you’re out shopping for your projector. Projectors can range anywhere between $500 and $3000, but a projector on Ebay that costs a good $500-$600 will be more than enough to meet all of your requirements. The more expensive brands are just glamour and un-needed quality – like when you buy a new computer and it has 500 GB of hard drive space. You’ll never use that much. So be smart, be safe, and enjoy your new home theater projector.
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