True to life detail

Bring the benefits of high brightness Ultra HD to your projection installation. The Optoma 4K550 delivers impressive 4K UHD images at an amazing 5000 lumens. These high-end specifications along with true to life color reproduction capabilities bring life and clarity to any presentation.

The Optoma 4K550 projector weighs 12.79 lbs. and measures (W x D x H) 15.43" x 11.06" x 5.08". It comes with AC power cord, remote control, 2 AAA batteries, and a quick start guide.

4K UHD resolution

With over eight million pixels, Ultra HD 4K resolution brings four times more detail than Full HD, to deliver sharper, life-like images and richer colors - allowing you to sit closer to the screen and enjoy a more immersive experience.
 

HDR compatible

Capable of receiving and displaying HDR metadata, Optoma HDR compatible projectors allow you to see far more detail and texture. Objects look more solid and lifelike and the extra detail creates a greater sense of depth. It’s like looking through a window.

 

Vertical Lens Shift

Simplify installation with vertical lens shift, which provides a wider range of projector placement possibilities. This makes it easier to position the projector in your room and enables a wider range of screen size options.

Ultra Detail

This technology ensures all the information contained in an image is faithfully reproduced on the screen giving a stunning crystal clear, pin-sharp picture.
 

Color Management System (CMS)

Display accurate lifelike colors to best match your viewing environment. This unique feature provides you with the flexibility to fine-tune the color settings for optimal precision.
 

ISF modes

This feature allows you to save your calibrated day and night mode settings for the highest possible viewing experience.
 

24p

Most movies are shot at 24 frames per second (fps). To preserve the purity of the original image, Optoma projectors can accept high definition sources at 24 fps to display movies exactly as the director intended.

USB-Power

Use the USB-A port to power an HDMI dongle, such as Google Chromecast.