Epson Home Cinema 3200

Well, I hope you enjoyed this review of Epson's Home Cinema 3200 4K UHD home theater projector. That's a big name and this is a big projector with a b...

Alright, so what I recommend this projector, it's a great option if you're getting into, you know, 4k, it's got that 4k pixel shifting technology. So ...

Maybe if you really want 1080p 240hz you could want it. But the weird colors, the almost no support for HDR from any of my devices (Apple TV 4K, MacBook Pro), and the lack of brightness were way to much for me. I’ve already returned the UHD38 via Amazon. And I’m gonna return the Epson 3200 and buy the 3800 and hopefully I’ll be able to sleep happy then.

Back in the 1990s and 2000s I had several Epson projectors and generally they were refurbished units. They all performed very well and I could see no difference in quality from a new unit. This year I have tried two Epson products, the LS300 ultra short throw and this unit the Home Cinema 3800 and b...

So when I discovered that a physical store near me had a discount on the Epson HC3200 (under the name EH-TW7000, here in Europe) putting it on practically the same cost as the 2250, I went for it. While I had noticed some talk of unsatisfying black levels, reviews seemed to agree it wasn't a big deal in practice. I made the faulty assumption that this was in comparison with more expensive modern projectors, and that it would still compare favorably to my 8 years old low budget projector.

Works quite well right out of the box. There are some issues getting focus "perfect" in all areas of the screen, but installation went really quick to replace older 720p DLP ceiling mount unit in the same spot. The flexibility of the throw distance made this the right choice. Wide range on optics fo...

I have narrowed it down to either the Epson Home Cinema 3200 or the Epson Home Cinema 3800. The 3800 has a few more features, most of which don’t matter to my use case. The main difference here for me, is the 3200 has a 40,000:1 contrast ratio and the 3800 has a 100,000:1 contrast ratio.

This projector came packaged in a very odd way. The projector was listed as new but clearly it had either been used or unpacked from its original packaging and repackaged in other boxes/materials. I feel like we overpaid for it considering the condition it was delivered in but overall the projector ...

* Epson HomeCinema 3200, $1373 on Amazon which was recommended by * Optoma UHD35, $1299 on Amazon, which was recommended by (max of a 110"/280cm screen). * ViewSonic PX701-4K, $899 on Amazon, which was recommended by (max of a 110"/280cm screen).

Update: I upgraded my receiver to a Yamaha 385 and my HTPC graphics card to a Geforce 1650 and a couple 8k rated 3ft hdmi cables for the computer and my PS4. NOW I am running full 4k HDR signal from my computer and not surprisingly I had to re-calibrate the picture. It looked terrible with the setti...