Epson Home Cinema 4K Projector Hdr

[0.96 lb] I just purchased a new 4K Epson projector for my home and as I have done for my previous home projectors, I always buy a spare bulb right away. I probably won't need if for at least three years, but just in case, I'll have it hand if it goes early. The price from B&H was the best out there and it clearly was an original Epson product. Here's hoping that I DON'T need it from some time to come.

[Yes] Great projector to get that big home cinema feeling for an affordable price.

[31.75 lb] I have a long home theater, Epson - Home Cinema 4010 is perfect for my room, it has long throw distance, the picture is great, easy to use. Thanks

[2.2 lb] Now have this installed with a CAT 8 cable between my media rack and my Sony 4k HDR laser projector...and now the projector is running on a full 4:4:4 signal. Cannot top that!

[Yes, HDR10] I bought this projector to replace a 1080p Viewsonic projector that I own. Will be using it in the Hometheater room - dark and no light. This projector works really well in that space. I could test 4K videos using the Chromecast with Google TV and the video looks great. No stuttering or troubles displaying 4K. The colours are reproduced well and I'd say black levels are really good. I've tested HDR with the PS4 HDR capability and it looks great. I am waiting to use this with a PS5 - alas I have still not been able to get my hands on one.

[50,000 Hours] Genuine epson replacement lamp. Just right for my PowerLite Home Cinema 2030.

[0.97 lb] I can run it outside the house and watch the packers on the side of the garage with my epson home cinema

Genuine epson replacement lamp. Just right for my PowerLite Home Cinema 2030.

[f/2 to 3] It's our first home cinema projector and is meeting or exceeding almost all expectations in terms of quality of picture (not using a screen) and ease of use. One quibble - having trouble connecting Sonos roam speakers via bluetooth.

[Yes (Mono)] Upgraded from an old Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 640. Love the BenQ! I've been using the Filmmaker mode with Blu-ray dvds (Thin Red Line, No Country for Old Men, In Cold Blood) and they look spectacular. Between the Eco and Smart Eco energy saving modes, I think it's best to stick with regular Eco as the Smart Eco has too many color shifts within the same shot as it's programed to try and compensate between dark/light scenes. A hi-contrast scene will fluctuate the output of the lamp which makes it very distracting. But overall, the contrast is beautiful. The blacks are deep and colors, rich. Very happy with the purchase. Would definitely recommend.