Watching Spiderman: Homecoming on 4K Blu-Ray for example only needed a 1 (due to the movie already being tonally bright on its own), while other content like Planet Earth II actually looked better and better the further we went up the scale. The scale rates from 1 to 4, and actually did seem to have a level for every occasion. The second was the HDR-o’meter (not sure what else to call it), which actually lets you customize the amount of HDR that’s applied to any given image. This included the “Brilliant Color” setting, which as far as we could tell simply jacked up the contrast and while seemingly unnecessary on non-HDR/4K content, was basically a must-have when that option was turned on. The Acer VL7860 utilizes a relatively straightforward menu style that had all the right pieces in the right places, save for a few extra options that threw us for a loop the first time we tried them out. Open to checking out a low-priced 4K UHD home theater projector? Click the Acer H7850 review. The Acer VL7860 sports two HDMI ports, one VGA-in, one VGA-out, one RJ-45 Ethernet port as well as a USB port and two jacks for audio in and audio out. The Acer VL7860 4K projector uses laser light technology to create its images at a maximum display resolution of 3840 x 2160, with a contrast ratio of 1,500,000:1 and ANSI lumen rating of 3000, with the ability to show an image as large as 305.3″ across from corner to corner at a distance of 32 feet. Boxy with a white-on-gray color scheme, this projector won’t exactly be turning heads anytime soon – but since when is that the point of your home theater equipment? Acer VL7860 Hardware The Acer VL7860 comes with your standard port loadout, save for some much needed audio passthroughs. Outside of that metric though, just about everything else regarding the design of the Acer VL7860 is “standard”. That said with 18.7lbs of weight it’s not exactly light either, so make sure wherever you mount it that either the shelf or the mounting bracket is rated to hold that kind of heft. The Acer VL7860 is definitely one of the largest projectors we’ve ever reviewed, but among the new 4K big boys on the block, it’s actually downright petite by comparison.
Spectacular picture quality for a projector.Summary: The Acer VL7860 is a stellar 4K projector that puts out beautiful colors thanks to the addition of HDR technology, but it still suffers from ambient light bleed in less-optimal viewing scenarios.
Read on in our Acer VL7860 4K projector review to find out! Acer VL7860 4K Projector Hands-On Review The laser-powered Acer VL7860 is in the sweet spot of that spectrum at just shy of $4,000 and includes all the same features you’d come to expect on a standard 4K flatscreen including HDR and a 120Hz max refresh rate, but will the projector’s mortal enemy – ambient room lighting – be its ultimate downfall?
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In 2018, however, there are a whole slew of 4K projectors rapidly hitting the tv market, some costing as low as a tenth of that price at retail. Do they make the best projectors? Read on to make a decision. For years, 4K projectors have been limited to only the most elite home theater buyers, often costing a minimum of $15,000, and for the past decade were only produced by a single company in the market: Sony.
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