Optoma UZZ58LV – a new 4K projector that transforms your living room into a giant cinema and gaming arena!

Optoma is expanding its line of home projectors with the model UZZ58LV – a compact yet powerful 4K DLP projector that can display an image with a diagonal of up to 320 inches. This is equipment that is meant to appeal as much to film lovers as to gamers seeking immersive experiences.

Laser instead of a lamp – brightness and durability

The new UZZ58LV utilizes a dual laser source, which generates brightness at a level of 3000 lumens and ensures vibrant colors even in well-lit rooms. Lifespan? Up to 30,000 hours of operation, which in practice means years of use without replacing the lamp. Although it is not a native 4K projector, the Texas Instruments XPR technology effectively shifts pixels, providing an image resolution that – according to Optoma – “is indistinguishable from true 4K.”

Home cinema in full color

The projector covers 95% of the DCI-P3 color space, and its proprietary PureEngine system uses AI algorithms to optimize color, contrast, detail, and motion smoothness. For image purists, there is a Filmmaker Mode, as well as ISF Day and ISF Night modes that adjust parameters according to lighting conditions.

Contrast? An impressive 3,000,000:1, with full support for HDR10+.

Compact, flexible, ready for anything

Despite such advanced technology, the UZZ58LV remains surprisingly small – the manufacturer emphasizes that it can be placed even in the palm of your hand. With features such as 1.6x zoom, vertical lens shift, four-point correction, auto-keystone, and even 360° projection, it can be installed practically anywhere – including on the ceiling.

Perfect for gamers!

Optoma UZZ58LV supports 120 Hz at 4K and even 240 Hz at 1080p, with a delay of just 8.5 ms (or lower at lower resolutions). In practice, this means smooth gameplay without lag and motion blur, while delivering a huge, cinematic image.

Price and Availability

The projector is now available globally at a price of:

Optoma UZZ58LV looks like a projector that could shake things up in the compact 4K laser segment – not just for movie lovers, but also gamers. Brightness, HDR10+, 120 Hz in 4K, and surprising mobility make it a model that can easily replace a television… of any size.