Optoma GT2400HDR Review: Ace Projector for Golf Simulation
The Optoma GT2400HDR is reviewed as an affordable, short-throw projector option for home golf simulation setups. While it excels at gaming and simulation, the reviewer notes it lacks smart TV features and high-end performance for traditional home cinema.
Why it matters
It provides a cost-effective solution for hobbyists looking to build specialized home entertainment systems without professional-grade budgets.
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WIRED Great for golf simulation. Continuous operation. Light and portable. Affordable. Easy to configure using the remote. TIRED No built-in smart TV OS. Outdated HDMI ports. Passable performance for home entertainment and gaming. Confusing remote for everything but the initial setup. Indoor golf simulators aren't easy to set up, and they aren't inexpensive. It starts with a home cinema projector , but you also need a wide, open space for swinging clubs, a backdrop with netting, and a gaming laptop or desktop to run the software. I was on a mission to see if I could do this much more cheaply with an affordable projector.
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