Optoma GT1080HDR – Full Hd Short Throw Gaming Projector With 4000 Lumens

Optoma GT1080HDR Full HD Short Throw Gaming Projector – 100 Inches From One Metre

The GT1080HDR solves the two problems that stop living rooms becoming gaming cinemas: space and lag. Its 0.49:1 short throw lens puts a 100-inch Full HD image on the wall from just over a metre away, so nobody walks through the beam and no ceiling mount is required. And its Enhanced Gaming Mode delivers 8.4 ms input lag at 1080p – response fast enough for competitive play – backed by 4,000 lumens of brightness and HDR10 support for films after the session ends.

Key features

• Full HD 1080p DLP projection, accepts 4K input signals
• 4,000 lumens – plays in lit rooms, not just dark ones
• 0.49:1 short throw: 100-inch image from just over a metre
• Enhanced Gaming Mode with 8.4 ms input lag at 1080p
• HDR10 support for high-dynamic-range games and films
• 25,000:1 contrast ratio for defined shadow detail
• Lamp life up to 15,000 hours in eco modes
• Compact chassis that sets up on a coffee table

Short throw changes the room math

A conventional projector needs three to four metres of throw for 100 inches, which in most Indian living rooms means ceiling mounts, cable runs and people silhouetting the picture every time they cross the room. The GT1080HDR sits on a low table just over a metre from the wall: installation is placing it and plugging in, shadows are nearly impossible, and the same table can host the console next to it.

Lag is the spec gamers actually feel

Input lag is the delay between your thumb and the screen, and on most projectors it quietly ruins fast games. At 8.4 ms in Enhanced Gaming Mode, the GT1080HDR responds at a level competitive players accept from gaming monitors – while drawing the picture a hundred inches wide. Racing lines, fighting-game counters and FPS aim all stay honest, which is why this model keeps appearing in gaming-den builds.

Bright enough for match day too

Four thousand lumens means the lights stay on for cricket and football with friends, and HDR10 gives films and prestige TV the contrast range they are mastered with. The 25,000:1 contrast ratio keeps night scenes legible rather than milky, and DLP’s inherent sharpness suits both game UI text and spreadsheet-free movie nights equally.

For gamers short on metres but not on ambition, and for families who want one projector that does game night and movie night, the GT1080HDR is the short-throw benchmark in its class.

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Complete your setup: Pair the Optoma GT1080HDR – Full Hd Short Throw Gaming Projector With 4000 Lumens with the RNT Projection Screen Motorised 120 Inches (16:9) and the Q3 HDMI Cable 1.5 M High Speed 1.5 Metre (5 Feet).