ViewSonic PA503W 3600 Lumen WXGA Projector with HDMI Connection

Anke M.: Dieser Beamer hat mich für meine Präsentationen überzeugt. Auch ältere Menschen konnten alles gut lesen

Germany on Dec 12, 2023

Amazon Customer: Use it several times a week for hours. Its been months with no problems.

United States on Dec 02, 2023

mimidore: conforme à mes attentes. bon rapport qualité -prix

France on Oct 28, 2023

Cliente Amazon: Todo bien. Buen producto. Pero en las características no aclara que la imagen no puede ser más grande de unas 70". Yo lo necesito para un aula grande que me de al menos 300", y lo he tenido que devolver.

Spain on Oct 27, 2023

FrancisJMP: He cambiado entre tres proyectores, ahora estoy con un UST. A este precio, este proyector compite muy bien con el resto. Es increíblemente luminoso, yo lo usaba en modo ECO en un salón iluminado.

Spain on Oct 01, 2023

MARCOS PEREIRA DA SILVA: bom custo benefício

Brazil on Nov 17, 2022

ThunderHawk: If you want to watch blu ray 3D movies, you'll need compatible DLP shutter glasses after connecting an HDMI cable from your blu ray 3D Player (PS3 with update for blu ray 3D). On the projector, there is not a mode to switch off the 3D effect to go into 2D, so that will depend on each disc. If it's a 3D only disc, it's only going to project with a double image that will require the DLP 3D glasses. The cinema Real D 3D glasses don't work at all, I tried it.

For the image, I have it set at 100" or so, and the image quality is solid. The image is sharp, though there is a screen door effect when you look at the projected image closer and if you hold your hand into the beam of light, you'll see it. But it still looks great. This is like having a movie theater in your home!

While this has a speaker built into it, the sound has no bass and distorts at higher volume, with quiet volume even at the loudest setting. There is a 3.5 mm audio Jack OUTPUT that you can plug into the Viewsonic Projector that will allow you to connect any Computer based speakers that use a headphone jack to project the audible sound. Once it's plugged in, it happens automatically. I listed with...

United States on Dec 27, 2020

DTK: I bought this as an outdoor projector for family movie nights during COVID. It works great for the price, but there are limitations. First, the sound is terrible from the machine alone, you will need extra speakers if using outdoors - for a single family one smaller speaker like the Shark/OONTZ will work, but for a neighborhood night I needed to buy a high wattage speaker. The picture is generally great, but what you use as the source will make a difference (much crisper and clearer when hooked to Blu-Ray player versus streaming). If you are planning to use outdoors, timing and sunlight is a major consideration. It is not usable in any daylight. I live in Northern New Jersey and the sun sets in the front of my house. The back is shaded from 7PM on in the summer. I have used it as early as 7:45PM but the picture is very light and barely can be seen. It gets better at 8PM, but really not decent until 8:15PM at the earliest. My flood lights do not impact it that much, it is really a daylight issue.

Overall we are happy with it. My kids enjoy movie night each week and we were able to have a drive-in themed socially distanced birthday party for my oldest.

United States on Aug 07, 2020

CH: I use the projector for exclusively outdoor movie nights. My previous set up (an ageing NEC projector) has been the source of many happy family memories. With COVID limiting social gatherings, I wanted to create a better experience ... and hopefully one that was easier to set up. Achieving this turned out to be an interesting journey so thought I would share in case it helps anyone. The short version – the View Sonic PA 503S was the winner, but whether this makes sense for you does depend on what you need from a projector. Read on for the details...
Initially I went back and forth on whether it was worth upgrading at all. My existing set up was a 10 yr old NEC projector, a bed sheet, and UE Boom speaker. It had the huge advantage of being available & free! However, there were some things I was looking for in an upgrade. Highest on my list was the ability to use a cell phone as an input source (the NEC projector could only use an input from a portable DVD player), plus it needed to be almost fully dark before I started the movie. In addition, it was fiddly to set up and the sound was not great.
The screen was the first issue to solve. After significant research, I went...

United States on Jul 21, 2020