
Optoma
Optoma S371 SVGA 3800L HDMI 3D Projector
Bright 3800-lumen SVGA DLP projector with HDMI, 3D support, and 25,000:1 contrast for presentations.
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Overview
Key Features
OPTOMA S371 SVGA 3800L BLACK HDMI VGA USB 3D
Specifications
Brand
Optoma
Model
S371
Native Resolution
SVGA (800x600)
Brightness
3800 ANSI Lumens
Contrast Ratio
25,000:1
Display Technology
DLP
Connectivity
HDMI, VGA, USB
3D Support
Yes
Wireless
Optional
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- 3800 ANSI lumens provides strong brightness for classrooms and conference rooms with ambient light
- 25,000:1 contrast ratio delivers solid black levels and image depth for presentations
- HDMI connectivity allows easy connection to modern laptops and media devices
- DLP technology resists color decay over time and requires minimal maintenance
👎 Cons
- SVGA (800x600) native resolution is low by current standards, producing visible pixelation on large screens
- Not suitable for detailed spreadsheets, fine text, or HD video where higher resolution is needed
- Optional wireless adapter is sold separately, adding cost for cable-free setups
- DLP color wheel can produce a visible rainbow effect for some viewers during high-contrast scenes
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the native resolution of the Optoma S371?
The S371 has a native SVGA resolution of 800x600 pixels. It can accept higher resolution input signals but will scale them down to its native resolution for display.
Can this projector display 3D content?
Yes, the S371 supports 3D projection. You will need compatible 3D glasses (sold separately) and a 3D-capable source to take advantage of this feature.
What connectivity ports does the S371 offer?
The projector includes HDMI, VGA, and USB ports. Optional wireless connectivity is also available for cable-free presentations.
How bright is this projector in well-lit rooms?
At 3800 ANSI lumens, the S371 is bright enough to deliver a visible image in classrooms and meeting rooms with ambient lighting, though very bright rooms may still wash out the image at larger screen sizes.