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Epson 5040UB 3 LCD Projector - Epson Refurbished $1499
$1,499.00
https://epson.com/Clearance-Cente...1H71302
Great projector for the money. Epson 5050UB is great all-rounder but goes for 3K retail, 2.5K refurbished. This is a previous model. 4K enhanced through pixel shifting. Superior lens and color to similar priced projectors.
Here's a review: https://www.projectorce
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Specifications Projector:
Projection System:
Epson 3LCD, 3-chip optical engine
Projection Method:
Front / Rear / Ceiling mount
Driving Method:
Poly-silicon TFT Active Matrix, 0.74"-wide panel
Pixel Number:
2,073,600 dots (1920 x 1080) x 3
Color Brightness - Color Light Output:
2500 lumens1
White Brightness - White Light Output:
2500 lumens1
Aspect Ratio:
Native 16:9 widescreen (4:3 resize) Compatible with 4:3 with Normal, Full or Zoom Modes
Resolution:
Native 1080p (1920 x 1080) with 4K Enhancement*
Resize:
16:10, 4:3
Lamp Type:
250 W UHE
Lamp Life:
Up to 5,000 hours (ECO Mode); up to 4,000 hours (Medium Mode); up to 3,500 hours (High Mode)2
Throw Ratio Range:
1.35 – 2.84
Size - projected distance:
50" – 300"
Keystone Correction:
Vertical: ±30 degrees (Manual)
Contrast Ratio:
Up to 1,000,000:1
Color Processing:
Full 10-bit (partial 12-bit)
Color Reproduction:
Full-color (up to 1.07 billion colors)
Great projector for the money. Epson 5050UB is great all-rounder but goes for 3K retail, 2.5K refurbished. This is a previous model. 4K enhanced through pixel shifting. Superior lens and color to similar priced projectors.
Here's a review: https://www.projectorce
====
Specifications Projector:
Projection System:
Epson 3LCD, 3-chip optical engine
Projection Method:
Front / Rear / Ceiling mount
Driving Method:
Poly-silicon TFT Active Matrix, 0.74"-wide panel
Pixel Number:
2,073,600 dots (1920 x 1080) x 3
Color Brightness - Color Light Output:
2500 lumens1
White Brightness - White Light Output:
2500 lumens1
Aspect Ratio:
Native 16:9 widescreen (4:3 resize) Compatible with 4:3 with Normal, Full or Zoom Modes
Resolution:
Native 1080p (1920 x 1080) with 4K Enhancement*
Resize:
16:10, 4:3
Lamp Type:
250 W UHE
Lamp Life:
Up to 5,000 hours (ECO Mode); up to 4,000 hours (Medium Mode); up to 3,500 hours (High Mode)2
Throw Ratio Range:
1.35 – 2.84
Size - projected distance:
50" – 300"
Keystone Correction:
Vertical: ±30 degrees (Manual)
Contrast Ratio:
Up to 1,000,000:1
Color Processing:
Full 10-bit (partial 12-bit)
Color Reproduction:
Full-color (up to 1.07 billion colors)
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edit. nm. I read your post wrong, I guess you know it's 5040
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That one also was one of the best deals out there. Currently refurb is $2500.
I've started with 1.5k budget to get to 3800. Extra $600 would have been a rea stretch to me. The front page 4100 was just $70 less than this.
Personally I've decided to try $500 2150 as a first projector. While I was doing my research it sold out. Then I went for benq 2050a instead. But reading reviews from 2018 and MSRP was $70 more than what I paid for refurbished. Yes, the times are weird and prices went through the roof.
I've started with 1.5k budget to get to 3800. Extra $600 would have been a rea stretch to me. The front page 4100 was just $70 less than this.
Personally I've decided to try $500 2150 as a first projector. While I was doing my research it sold out. Then I went for benq 2050a instead. But reading reviews from 2018 and MSRP was $70 more than what I paid for refurbished. Yes, the times are weird and prices went through the roof.
I inherited a sony 45es projector with low hours so it's going strong but the want for a laser projector is strong. Can't justify it though.
General consensus is that Epson's not-quite-4k has better subjective image quality than most/all cheaper projectors that product an actual 4k image via pixel shifting. It's less to do with the pixel shifting itself, and more to do with better contrast, better HDR handling, real/perceived brightness, etc.
Not worth it on that one