Epson Home Cinema 5050UB

three LCD technology that uses the colors are just outstanding. It's 2600 lumens of brightness and 2600 lumens of color brightness. So you're not gett...

But yeah, overall, this is the Epson 50-50 UB Home Cinema as I said 4k Pro UHD Technology HDR All the works. and yeah, that's about what I have to say...

But even with those three caveats, I still think this is a fantastic projector.

The cheapest that would do close is the Epson 5050UB which will do 5000:1 contrast. Though that’s not a native 4K projector and the color gamut is smaller unless you use the much dimmer cinema mode. Then you could get that 5000:1 contrast and 100% DCI-P3, but 108nits only at probably around a 100" screen. But the contrast ratio is the main thing IMO that will make the picture really look good and pop on the screen.

Update: Reliability problem. My unit has failed after 18 months. It’s still within warranty (2years), but this has me pretty uncomfortable going forward. They’re sending me a refurbished unit as a replacement. The customer service of Epson seems pretty good, but that’s too soon for a $2,800 piece of...

Epson 5050ub is your projector choice, hands down no question about it. For a frame of reference, I have epson 5050ub, 7.1 and a 142 inch screen at about 10-12 feet.

I was so excited to get the new Epson 5050ub. By and large the reviews are excellent. I do take the time to read reviews before forking over three grand. I read the negative reviews as well. I recall one negative reviewer who replaced 4 Epson projectors (not all 5050ub's) while still under warranty....

I have a 65" LG CX in the family room and an Epson 5050UB projecting onto a 110" screen in the game room. Each has there own use in my opinion. Average TV watching is phenomenal on the OLED, my projector is not matching it in terms of picture quality. On the flip side watching movies on a huge screen is awesome and emersive something the OLED cannot touch.

I’ve owned this projector and used it for about a month. This review will probably repeat things given in previous reviews, but these are my opinions. PROS: A) motorized lens with lens memory. This was the primary draw for me to this projector. Being able to watch 16:9 ratio and 2.35:1 ratio without...

The space is a lot quieter and feels more open. I don't completely love the visual placement of the surrounds, but they sound great and out of the kid's reach. Equipment:. • Epson 5050ub on 100" - upgrade from BenQ HT2150st.