Optoma ZX300 Compact Laser Projector
3500 LumensXGA 1024×768DuraCore Laser 30,000hIP6X Filter-Free
The Optoma ZX300 is a compact DLP laser projector delivering 3500 lumens at native XGA (1024×768) resolution — built for classrooms, meeting rooms and exhibition spaces that need bright, dependable, low-maintenance projection. Supplied under model code ZX300, it uses Optoma DuraCore laser technology rated for up to 30,000 hours, an IP6X dust-sealed filter-free engine and 360° plus portrait installation for placement in almost any orientation. Typically in stock with fast delivery across Cyprus.
Installation note: the ZX300 has a 1.94–2.16:1 throw ratio, so it sits well back from the screen as a standard/long-throw projector. Its compact, lightweight body supports 360° and portrait projection, and the IP6X-sealed, filter-free optics need no routine cleaning.
Best For
✓ Classrooms and training rooms
✓ Meeting and conference rooms
✓ Exhibitions, events and tradeshows
✓ Digital signage and continuous operation
✓ Permanent installs in any orientation
✓ Sites needing maintenance-free, filter-free use
Key Features
Bright 3500-lumen XGA laser
A DLP laser engine delivers 3500 ANSI lumens and a 300,000:1 contrast ratio at native XGA 1024×768, keeping presentations and documents clear and readable even in well-lit rooms.
DuraCore laser, up to 30,000 hours
Optoma DuraCore laser technology runs for up to 30,000 hours with no lamp to replace, while an IP6X dust-sealed optical engine is filter-free for virtually maintenance-free, low-cost operation.
Install almost anywhere
The compact, lightweight chassis supports 360° orientation and portrait projection, so it can be ceiling-mounted, tilted or stood vertically to suit the venue.
Practical connectivity
Two HDMI 1.4a inputs (4K HDR-source compatible, with 3D), VGA and 3.5mm audio handle a range of sources, while network control and a built-in 10W speaker simplify everyday use.
Technical Specifications
| Identification |
| Part Number / Model |
ZX300 |
| MPN |
ZX300 |
| Brand |
Optoma |
| Display & Image |
| Projection technology |
DLP with DuraCore laser/phosphor light source |
| Native resolution |
XGA 1024×768 |
| Aspect ratio |
4:3 |
| Brightness |
3500 ANSI lumens |
| Contrast ratio |
300,000:1 |
| Input compatibility |
4K HDR source compatible |
| Light source life |
up to 30,000 hours (Eco mode) |
| Throw ratio |
1.94 – 2.16:1 |
| Orientation |
360° + portrait projection |
| Cooling |
IP6X dust-sealed, filter-free — no routine maintenance |
| 3D support |
Yes |
| Connectivity & Audio |
| HDMI |
2× HDMI 1.4a |
| Other inputs |
VGA, 3.5mm audio in |
| Network |
LAN / network control |
| Built-in speaker |
10 W |
| Physical |
| Colour |
White |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Optoma ZX300 use a lamp?
No. It uses Optoma DuraCore laser technology rated for up to 30,000 hours, so there is no lamp to replace, and its IP6X dust-sealed engine is filter-free and virtually maintenance-free.
Is the ZX300 bright enough for a lit classroom or meeting room?
Yes. At 3500 ANSI lumens with a 300,000:1 contrast ratio it is designed for rooms with the lights on, keeping text and slides legible at large sizes.
Can it be installed at an angle or in portrait?
Yes. The compact body supports 360° orientation and portrait projection, making it flexible for ceiling, tilted or vertical installation in classrooms, venues and signage.
What can I connect to the ZX300?
It offers two HDMI 1.4a inputs (compatible with 4K HDR sources and 3D), a VGA input and 3.5mm audio in, plus network control — suitable for laptops, players and signage sources.
Singular Expert Insight
The ZX300 is a professional, maintenance-free workhorse rather than a home projector — its strengths are brightness, laser longevity and flexible installation. Its native XGA 4:3 panel is ideal for traditional classroom and presentation content; if you mainly show widescreen video or 16:10 slides, Optoma's ZW-series (WXGA) or a Full HD model is a better match. For bright, low-upkeep projection in education and corporate settings, the ZX300 is a solid, cost-effective choice.
Buyer's Guide
Buy it if
You need a bright, maintenance-free XGA laser projector for classrooms, meeting rooms or signage with 30,000-hour, filter-free operation.
Skip it if
You need widescreen 16:9/16:10 or Full HD detail for video and modern slides — choose a WXGA or 1080p model instead.
Also consider
The Optoma ZW-series (WXGA widescreen) for 16:10 content, or a Full HD laser projector if you present a lot of video.