Picture Size up to 150" — Get closer to courtside for sports and gaming, or center stage for your favorite movies, with an immersive big picture; unlike regular-throw projectors, it offers hassle-free placement, projecting images up to 150" from just a few inches away
Ideal for Bright Rooms — True 3-chip 3LCD technology displays a full 4,000 lumens (3) of color and white brightness for every frame, allowing for outstanding color accuracy while maintaining excellent color brightness without any distracting "rainbowing" or "color brightness" issues seen with other ultra short throw projection technologies
4K PRO-UHD (2) — A new type of 4K experience, utilizing advanced pixel-shifting technology to precisely control three individual high-definition LCD chips to produce an exceptionally sharp 4K experience without sacrificing picture brightness.
10-Bit HDR — Full 10-bit HDR color processing accepting 100% of the HDR source. When combined with the extreme brightness of 4,000 lumens – HDR content is faithfully reproduced for an exceptional visual performance.
Modern Ultra Short Throw Laser Design — Sleek ultra short throw laser design seamlessly complements a variety of décor styles and audio/video furniture; features multi-point picture adjustment and individually adaptable feet for quick and easy setup
Supports the Latest Streaming, Gaming and Cable Boxes — Take maximum advantage of your favorite gaming consoles and streaming devices with three HDMI ports; fully compatible with virtually all color formats, depths and spaces while simultaneously supporting 4K HDR (1) content at a full 60 Hz; ideal for gaming content, one HDMI port is dedicated for gaming and supports 1080p/120 Hz signals
Epson SilverFlex Ambient Light Rejecting Screen (4) — Available and sold separately in two sizes, 100" and 120", these screens are engineered to absorb up to 90% of the ambient light to increase contrast and produce an astonishingly crisp picture
Amazing Built-in Sound from Yamaha — Built-in 2.1ch virtual surround system designed by Yamaha exclusively for Epson creates immersive sound performance with presets for TV, Sports Movies and Music; connect your smartphone via Bluetooth to use as standalone speaker
Smart Streaming Capability — Latest Android TV (5) interface with a simple-to-use remote—including voice search with built-in Google Assistant; watch all your favorite streaming channels including Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, Disney+, HBO Max, YouTube and more; even stream live TV with apps like YouTube TV (6)
Outstanding Warranty & Service — 2-year limited warranty; two-business-day replacement with free shipping
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Picture Size up to 150" — Get closer to courtside for sports and gaming, or center stage for your favorite movies, with an immersive big picture; unlike regular-throw projectors, it offers hassle-free placement, projecting images up to 150" from just a few inches away
Ideal for Bright Rooms — True 3-chip 3LCD technology displays a full 4,000 lumens (3) of color and white brightness for every frame, allowing for outstanding color accuracy while maintaining excellent color brightness without any distracting "rainbowing" or "color brightness" issues seen with other ultra short throw projection technologies
4K PRO-UHD (2) — A new type of 4K experience, utilizing advanced pixel-shifting technology to precisely control three individual high-definition LCD chips to produce an exceptionally sharp 4K experience without sacrificing picture brightness.
10-Bit HDR — Full 10-bit HDR color processing accepting 100% of the HDR source. When combined with the extreme brightness of 4,000 lumens – HDR content is faithfully reproduced for an exceptional visual performance.
Modern Ultra Short Throw Laser Design — Sleek ultra short throw laser design seamlessly complements a variety of décor styles and audio/video furniture; features multi-point picture adjustment and individually adaptable feet for quick and easy setup
Supports the Latest Streaming, Gaming and Cable Boxes — Take maximum advantage of your favorite gaming consoles and streaming devices with three HDMI ports; fully compatible with virtually all color formats, depths and spaces while simultaneously supporting 4K HDR (1) content at a full 60 Hz; ideal for gaming content, one HDMI port is dedicated for gaming and supports 1080p/120 Hz signals
Epson SilverFlex Ambient Light Rejecting Screen (4) — Available and sold separately in two sizes, 100" and 120", these screens are engineered to absorb up to 90% of the ambient light to increase contrast and produce an astonishingly crisp picture
Amazing Built-in Sound from Yamaha — Built-in 2.1ch virtual surround system designed by Yamaha exclusively for Epson creates immersive sound performance with presets for TV, Sports Movies and Music; connect your smartphone via Bluetooth to use as standalone speaker
Smart Streaming Capability — Latest Android TV (5) interface with a simple-to-use remote—including voice search with built-in Google Assistant; watch all your favorite streaming channels including Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, Disney+, HBO Max, YouTube and more; even stream live TV with apps like YouTube TV (6)
Outstanding Warranty & Service — 2-year limited warranty; two-business-day replacement with free shipping
Argh so seriously considering biting the bullet, but it was just $2499 on Epson's website 1 month ago so I wonder if it will go further on sale again soon. Maybe on Labor Day there will be some good sales?
Seems like this is the best UST projector for gaming because of the low input lag, and should be a good choice for living room / daytime projectors because of the 4000 ANSI lumens. Probably has slightly worse contrast/black levels compared to the other options though because of that (but I'm not a big stickler for that anyways as this should be more than sufficient). Amazon reviews also have a lot of people complaining about blurriness on the edges, but I wonder if that is from poor set-up. Does anyone have any experience with this?
Would also need to likely invest an additional $1-2k to get a good ambient light rejecting screen too which is another cost to keep in mind. I'm wondering if the Formovie Fresnel ALR screen will be released soon at 120 inches (currently only available in 100 inches), so that's another reason I'm leaning towards waiting.
Argh so seriously considering biting the bullet, but it was just $2499 on Epson's website 1 month ago so I wonder if it will go further on sale again soon. Maybe on Labor Day there will be some good sales?
Seems like this is the best UST projector for gaming because of the low input lag, and should be a good choice for living room / daytime projectors because of the 4000 ANSI lumens. Probably has slightly worse contrast/black levels compared to the other options though because of that (but I'm not a big stickler for that anyways as this should be more than sufficient). Amazon reviews also have a lot of people complaining about blurriness on the edges, but I wonder if that is from poor set-up. Does anyone have any experience with this?
Would also need to likely invest an additional $1-2k to get a good ambient light rejecting screen too which is another cost to keep in mind. I'm wondering if the Formovie Fresnel ALR screen will be released soon at 120 inches (currently only available in 100 inches), so that's another reason I'm leaning towards waiting.
Same here. I do like the fact that Bestbuy will install the projector and screen (additional ). But it was 2500 just a month ago
I didn't know Best Buy would do the installation! I think that's a nice plus for sure as someone who isn't super great with these things haha
The biggest issue with UST projectors is getting the focus right. BB will setup the projector and the screen if you buy both from them, for $200.
The only hitch in the process is, you need furniture that can hold the projector at the right height and distance from the wall/screen
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Seems like this is the best UST projector for gaming because of the low input lag, and should be a good choice for living room / daytime projectors because of the 4000 ANSI lumens. Probably has slightly worse contrast/black levels compared to the other options though because of that (but I'm not a big stickler for that anyways as this should be more than sufficient). Amazon reviews also have a lot of people complaining about blurriness on the edges, but I wonder if that is from poor set-up. Does anyone have any experience with this?
Would also need to likely invest an additional $1-2k to get a good ambient light rejecting screen too which is another cost to keep in mind. I'm wondering if the Formovie Fresnel ALR screen will be released soon at 120 inches (currently only available in 100 inches), so that's another reason I'm leaning towards waiting.
Seems like this is the best UST projector for gaming because of the low input lag, and should be a good choice for living room / daytime projectors because of the 4000 ANSI lumens. Probably has slightly worse contrast/black levels compared to the other options though because of that (but I'm not a big stickler for that anyways as this should be more than sufficient). Amazon reviews also have a lot of people complaining about blurriness on the edges, but I wonder if that is from poor set-up. Does anyone have any experience with this?
Would also need to likely invest an additional $1-2k to get a good ambient light rejecting screen too which is another cost to keep in mind. I'm wondering if the Formovie Fresnel ALR screen will be released soon at 120 inches (currently only available in 100 inches), so that's another reason I'm leaning towards waiting.
The only hitch in the process is, you need furniture that can hold the projector at the right height and distance from the wall/screen
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