Epson Home Cinema 3800 4K PRO-UHD 3-Chip Projector

The other inputs on the device are you we type a for power, USB type A for accessories and firmware updates, mini USB port and audio jack, mini out, a...

I feel this unit is great and it's very compatible with two HDMI and USB ports to connect my Roku. With the installation I needed to mount it on the c...

Epson tech support has been good. When I finally bought and mounted a screen to verify it wasn't due to my uneven wall, they happily replaced my proje...

They come very very handy. I love those features so for the price and the quality the image quality I think this is this is worth it. This is a really...

Wall is actually sanded and smooth, but could use better paint for projecting. "Screen" is around 155in. A convenient bookshelf on the opposite wall made this all too easy with an Epson 3800 and lens shift. There are a lot of things that aren't ideal, or budget in this room/setup, but it's still been absolutely amazing and a lot of fun.

Review after about 300 hours of use. This projector replaced a JVC DLP (rebranded BenQ). The projector is ceiling mounted. Screen is a 110" 16:9 ALR. Room is sorta light controlled - windows flank the screen. Lighting in the room is via multiple track heads on both sides of the room. Walls are white...

But! The Epson projectors have way better contrast. The 5050 is pretty close in contrast to the Sony 295ES and actually has better black levels on super dark scenes because it has a dynamic iris and the Sony doesn’t. The Epson 3800 has 2x the native contrast of comparative DLP projectors in its price range.

Very bright and at most times the image is sharp. But, there are a lot of unpleasant visual effects. Don't really know how to describe it. When there were desert sands on screen there was like pink blobs.. when showing the sky there was massive rainbow effects. Honestly, the cheap 70$ one this repla...

So I just recently moved to my new house where I have a rather large (dark) basement that is ideal for gaming and watching movies. I have been looking around this sub and loads of review sites in order to determine the best projector for this use. I have (so far) narrowed it down to the Epson 3800 or the new BenQ TK700STi.

Writing this because sadly I didn't see it in the reviews. This projector looks like a projector from "little big world" in Mario. It's huge. And heavy. This is what I get for reading too many reviews focused on image quality. I didn't even take it out of the packaging just straight back to amazon l...