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Home Cinema 3700 Full HD 1080p 3LCD Projector - Refurbished for $649.99
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Just FYI the enclosure for this is pretty decent in size, so you will need something to sit this upon.
As for this projector, people dont seem to know this model that well from what I seen mention in this thread. This model ran along with the 3100 and the 3900 series all made for in home professional installs, using professional image engines. I am using the 3100 so I know. For this price with a warranty this is a steal, not to mention it has full lens shift which makes placement pretty easy as long as you got the distance, so you dont have to be dead center with the projector, can project off to the side. This is an amazing projector, which provides an amazing image, its one the best 1080p no question about it, also 3-D one of the reason I got it, looks amazing on it too. Off course you can also game on it since its lag input time is right at 28ms, as long as you turn off frame interpolation.
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Any thoughts on how this will actually perform for movies outdoors during the day? 3k lumens I think is enough to be visible but not super great image where night time viewing would be pretty good. Can any one confirm my thoughts on the daytime outdoor viewing? If its usable, I'm sold. If no way usable then a no go and will look for higher lumen projectors and more money is my sofa.
Any thoughts on how this will actually perform for movies outdoors during the day? 3k lumens I think is enough to be visible but not super great image where night time viewing would be pretty good. Can any one confirm my thoughts on the daytime outdoor viewing? If its usable, I'm sold. If no way usable then a no go and will look for higher lumen projectors and more money is my sofa.
Any thoughts on how this will actually perform for movies outdoors during the day? 3k lumens I think is enough to be visible but not super great image where night time viewing would be pretty good. Can any one confirm my thoughts on the daytime outdoor viewing? If its usable, I'm sold. If no way usable then a no go and will look for higher lumen projectors and more money is my sofa.
You just want a highly portable projector? Not to set up as a home theater? If so, save yourself $400 and buy this projector: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Y4TW...dFbXD
Any thoughts on how this will actually perform for movies outdoors during the day? 3k lumens I think is enough to be visible but not super great image where night time viewing would be pretty good. Can any one confirm my thoughts on the daytime outdoor viewing? If its usable, I'm sold. If no way usable then a no go and will look for higher lumen projectors and more money is my sofa.
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Any thoughts on how this will actually perform for movies outdoors during the day? 3k lumens I think is enough to be visible but not super great image where night time viewing would be pretty good. Can any one confirm my thoughts on the daytime outdoor viewing? If its usable, I'm sold. If no way usable then a no go and will look for higher lumen projectors and more money is my sofa.
Just FYI the enclosure for this is pretty decent in size, so you will need something to sit this upon.
Its good to provide information, but you want to make sure your providing current info, your more than slightly out of date.
As for projectors losing quality over time, that's just the lamp and its easily replaceable depending on the projector can be as cheap as $50 or as expensive as $200.
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I've been using this model for the last 3 years in my living room setup. I believe I paid almost double this price at the time and it's been worth every penny. Over 3 years and 8000 hours later and It's still on the first bulb. I chose this model for it's high lumens as our living room doesn't get that dark during the day. Even with multiple lights on in the same room it throws a good picture. I don't know how it compares to newer models but I can definitely recommend this model at this price, especially if you need day time viewing.
Just FYI the enclosure for this is pretty decent in size, so you will need something to sit this upon.
As for this projector, people dont seem to know this model that well from what I seen mention in this thread. This model ran along with the 3100 and the 3900 series all made for in home professional installs, using professional image engines. I am using the 3100 so I know. For this price with a warranty this is a steal, not to mention it has full lens shift which makes placement pretty easy as long as you got the distance, so you dont have to be dead center with the projector, can project off to the side. This is an amazing projector, which provides an amazing image, its one the best 1080p no question about it, also 3-D one of the reason I got it, looks amazing on it too. Off course you can also game on it since its lag input time is right at 28ms, as long as you turn off frame interpolation.
Epson's site says it's 15 lbs. That seems quite heavy, no? (I'm coming from the IN72 which is just under 10 lbs.)
Where was the 4030 listed?
Epson's site says it's 15 lbs. That seems quite heavy, no? (I'm coming from the IN72 which is just under 10 lbs.)
Like I said I have the 3100, which is identical to the 3700 just mine has no speaker. This is a steal of a price and while it wont resell for same price, you can probably get just under $500 in a year for it, unless something crazy happens and really good 4k projectors become dirt cheap AKA under $1K.