The all digital Optoma HD26 is the ideal projector for today’s digital home theater. Equipped with high performance video processing, it delivers a stunning 3200 lumens bright image with a 25, 000:1 contrast ratio, the Optoma HD26 generates fantastic quality, full HD 1080p video with magnificent detail and superb color reproduction. Packed with advanced features, the Optoma HD26 will make your home theater shine with its HDMI connectivity, MHL compatibility, full 3D compatibility for seamless integration with your favorite Blu-ray 3D player, Xbox, PS3, PS4 and other gaming consoles, 3D VESA sync port for RF 3D compatibility, DynamicBlack for enhanced black levels, 12V jack for motorized screen automation, back-lit remote, up to 6500 hours of lamp life and whisper quiet fan for maximum viewing enjoyment. The Optoma HD26 has flexible brightness settings that allow customization for your viewing environment. In high bright mode the HD26 is optimized for viewing 3D content and 2D images in rooms with higher ambient light. The HD26 brightness can be adjusted to lower settings for use in dedicated home theaters and dimly lit rooms. When set at lower brightness lamp life is increased.
Product Information
Model item no
HD-26;3D
Quantity per pack
1 pieces
Contrast ratio
25000:1
Frequently Asked Questions
What's included in a typical cleaning?
Hours are listed in man-hours, meaning that a four-hour appointment could either be one pro working for four hours or two pros working for two hours. The price estimate shown above is based on the number of total cleaning hours. Our suggested cleaning time is based on information we gathered from our providers using the number of bedrooms and bathrooms to estimate the total size of the home. We give a recommendation based on your inputs but you should choose the number of hours you believe best suits your needs.
How many hours should I choose?
Hours are listed in man-hours, meaning that a four-hour appointment could either be one pro working for four hours or two pros working for two hours. The price estimate shown above is based on the number of total cleaning hours. Our suggested cleaning time is based on information we gathered from our providers using the number of bedrooms and bathrooms to estimate the total size of the home. We give a recommendation based on your inputs but you should choose the number of hours you believe best suits your needs.
What happens if I schedule too much or too little cleaning time?
Hours are listed in man-hours, meaning that a four-hour appointment could either be one pro working for four hours or two pros working for two hours. The price estimate shown above is based on the number of total cleaning hours. Our suggested cleaning time is based on information we gathered from our providers using the number of bedrooms and bathrooms to estimate the total size of the home. We give a recommendation based on your inputs but you should choose the number of hours you believe best suits your needs.
Why should I hire a maid service to clean?
Hours are listed in man-hours, meaning that a four-hour appointment could either be one pro working for four hours or two pros working for two hours. The price estimate shown above is based on the number of total cleaning hours. Our suggested cleaning time is based on information we gathered from our providers using the number of bedrooms and bathrooms to estimate the total size of the home. We give a recommendation based on your inputs but you should choose the number of hours you believe best suits your needs.
What happens next?
Hours are listed in man-hours, meaning that a four-hour appointment could either be one pro working for four hours or two pros working for two hours. The price estimate shown above is based on the number of total cleaning hours. Our suggested cleaning time is based on information we gathered from our providers using the number of bedrooms and bathrooms to estimate the total size of the home. We give a recommendation based on your inputs but you should choose the number of hours you believe best suits your needs.
