Epson Home Cinema 1080 3-chip 3LCD 1080p Projector, 3400 lumens Color & White Brightness, Streaming/Gaming/Home Theater, Built-in Speaker, Auto Picture Skew, 16,000:1 Contrast, Dual HDMI-White, Medium

Solid choice for outdoor screening
I bought this a few years ago now. I’ve used it quite a bit to watch sports or put on cartoons while everyone is hanging out in the backyard. I put it away inside after each use, of course. It’s been great, even in sometimes dusty conditions. Pretty easy to set up – much more reliable than leaving a tv outside. I’m using an 80” screen but it could do 100” easily. It can be seen in full daylight as long as it’s in a shaded area. Doesn’t get much better for casual outdoor viewing for the price. I use a cheap Bluetooth transmitter to some PA speakers because the little onboard speaker isn’t worth much. Don’t be fooled by the cheap junk – nothing will perform and be as bright as a name brand projector like Epson.

Great but make sure your wall is big enough
Bought this after discovering I see the DLP rainbow effect. The projector is crisp and bright, even in full daylight. Its minimum width is fairly wide, though, so be sure that you can put it somewhere that the image will fit on the wall or screen you plan to use. Overall very happy with it!

Great product
Great clarity, easy to install, shipped completely sound and undamaged. Would recommend to anyone!

**updated review** – the device has stopped working
I’ve used many projectors over the years, and worked with several installers who have done home theater installations professionally, so exposure has been across the board. This has to be the absolute best projector I’ve ever taken a risk on, and I don’t regret it a single bit. It’s great.No, it’s not a smart projector, no, it doesn’t do netflix natively, but, it does everything so well that it NEEDS to do, and the throw distance was spot on to replace a smaller projector that I needed to replace that was older. The bulb is very bright for this type. No, it’s not a high light room device, but it isn’t built to be. I use it upstairs in my office, on a Bose 700 soundbar with sub, satellites, etc. and it works great. Latency is good, I push upscaled 4k to 1080p via a FireCube using Plex, BT to soundbar. It’s turned out to be so good that we will often just watch movies in the office upstairs instead of going downstairs to watch them in my home theater that has had much more money put into it.The one critique I’ll give it, is that I wish it had a way to handle the border areas of projection better. It’s very visible where the image projection ends, and where the lens goes past that. The black areas are almost grey, and are brighter than I would like them to be.If I replace it again, I’ll likely wind up going to the newer 4k version of this.I saw some other critiques on audio, but if you are using this thing to drive audio to anything else, don’t. Use a device that pushes video to this thing and let the other device do audio, that’s how it should be unless you’re using ARC.**Updated 05-14-2024** – Just over a year, the device has stopped powering up. I can turn it on, it spins the fans up, then runs them for about 2 minutes, and powers down. Flashing bulb light. I just bought a new OEM bulb, and there is no difference with it. It is not working. I ordered a replacement since it is next day shipping and going to see what support wants to do with this one as far as fixing/replacing it.**Follow up – The projector has a design flaw. There is a heat sensor inside of it that will start to malfunction after a while for no reason. It’s replaceable, but you have to disassemble the thing completely to get to it and know how to solder the new one on. The one I had that went bad was replaced by the manufacturer under warranty after I went back and forth with support a few times. Eventually, I got to the point where they replaced it, but I had to put money down until mine was returned (ridiculous, I had already bought a 2nd at this point, since I needed it to work and couldn’t wait). I checked the one I received from them and it powered on normally, then I put it back in storage and have it waiting for when this one dies. I will likely wind up replacing it with the 4K model soon, though, since the new projectors run AndroidTV.

Projetor muito bom mesmo para ambientes claros.

Gostei muito!