Optoma HD91+

Beautiful, cinematic picture quality ; No need to change lamps ; Runs very quietly

Slow dynamic contrast system ; Expensive ; Slightly high input lag

Excellent greyscale and colour accuracy ; Impressive motion handling ; 20,000 hours lifespan for LEDs ; Near instantaneous on/off ; Reference 3D performance ; Excellent calibration controls ; Good build quality and lens array

Mediocre black levels and shadow detail ; Not as bright as bulb-based projectors ; Very occasional rainbow artefacts ; Failed to detect 2:2 cadence ; Fans can be a little noisy

The HD91 is a genuinely impressive projector and Optoma are to be congratulated for their achievement. In pure performance terms, it can hold its own against the other LED projectors we have reviewed to date, sharing the same strengths and weakness but...

Good calibrated greyscale and colour gamut ; Great motion handling ; Good quality lens ; Almost a lack of rainbow effect ; Good build quality ; Respectable out-of-the-box presets ; LED shows promise for the future

Mediocre blacks ; Lack of low end shadow detail ; Noisy in operation ; Manual lens shift, focus and zoom

With the home entertainment market marching towards 4K Ultra HD resolution, HDR and wider colour spaces and , do you still buy a 1080p DLP projector? Of course the answer to that question is entirely personal and there will be many who quite rightly...

Stunning image with great saturation and clarity ; Top-shelf accuracy thanks to well-designed calibration controls ; LED light engine ; Generous lens shift ; Super-Quiet ; Slim Lightweight Chassis ; Good Contrast ; Motorized Focus ; Brighter 3D

Motorized Focus ; Brighter 3D

THE OPTOMA HD91+ is the latest in Best Value in High-End LED/DLP Projectors.