Epson Home Cinema 3200 4K PRO-UHD 3-Chip 3LCD Projector with HDR | 2900 Lumens Color and White Brightness 10-bit HDR Support 18 Gbps HDMI 2.0 Home Theater Video Projector for Movies

My 2 yr old LG smart LED projector died from what I suspect was a lighting surge - so after being unable to find a repair shop that could even look at it, I decided to buy this Epson projector. I’ve had excellent experience with other Epson printers in past and they seem to be one of the leaders in the market. We are extremely pleased with it so far. Pros: - image quality and brightness - warranty period - solid build quality (made in Philippines) - kind of subjective but still important to me. - easy setup and adjustability. - low noise on eco mode. On brighter mode it’s more noticeable on quiet movies but still not distracting. Cons: - a bit pricey... - bulkier than our old projector - had to replace the bracket for a stronger one. - having trouble to power off projector from fire stick 4K remote - power on is no problem. May be a fire stick issue. - the manual is on line so keep a device handy during install because navigating menus and setup required manual. - life expectancy of bulb About our setup: - ceiling mount (upside down - very simple menu pick to flip image) using the Epson bracket sold separately for 100 or so dollars. Very solid bracket by the way installed easily. - I installed a surge protector outlet in the ceiling (Leviton) to prevent same fate as first projector. This avoids the ugly look of a surge protector - install took about 1.5 hour or so. Included putting up new bracket and surge outlet - and adjusting picture. - 110 inch screen. Mounted projector about 12-13 ft from screen. - using with fire stick 4K but Slight issue with power off from the fire stick remote. - set to eco mode Overall very pleased with purchase and experience. Recommended.

As usual, this projector, like the last two I've purchased over the last 8 yrs, works wonderfully and I haven't got a single real complaint. Keep in mind, if you've owned, other, cheaper Epson 1080p projectors, that this bad boy is about double the size and weight of my last one which was the 1060 model. The picture is gorgeous the contrast makes the blacks truly black. Furthermore,the colors and picture are sharp, vivid and crisp. I'm playing a PS5 game called Tiny Tina's Wonderland and it has an HDR setting which is standard for PS5 games. But one of the biggest complaints, from gamers, that use higher quality TV's, that are sometimes more expensive than this projector, happens to be that the game looks like bloody hell in HDR mode on their TV which is extremely disappointing. Well with this projector, there's no such issue. Even in a game that's notorious for looking horrible in HDR, this projector shines. That game looks absolutely stunning in HDR mode with this projector and it's fps are on point as well, so if you're into gaming and that's a concern of yours, rest easy big feller, cuz Epson brings it to the mf table. Let's goooooo!!!

Bright picture. Works well. Difficulty connecting my home theater and bluetooth, however. Tried everything with no luck. Have to use an aux cable. Any help will be appreciated.

This projector works very well as described. If you buy this, you must understand that you also need a reciever that is also 4K compatible preferably with an HDMI 2.1 port. Your HDMI connections must also be 4K ready as well or else you can't get 4K through Netflix. Excellent product. I have been using now for a few months and still very hapy with the quality.

Just got this projector replacing my Panasonic 720p projector which worked nicely for 15 years but now with 4K content available I thought I would get this to start with watching the Super Bowl. First impression is it’s amazing upgrading from the 720p. Colors are rich and crisp. Lots of keystone adjustments available to fix the alignment since my previous projector was not aligned center of the room and I used the same ceiling frame to hang this projector. Couldn’t step away watching a movie or HD/4K content. I am still using a very old HDMI cable and yet getting very good picture - not sure if I have to upgrade it. Overall, after two days of using it, just impressed how good the experience is. Will know more after tomorrow’s super bowl game. Definitely recommend over buying a large OLED TV.

This is only for the "used-like new" unit i bought. It was damaged when it arrived; should've never been resold. Picture was terrible. The manual focus wheel spun freely so if you walked on the floor above, it was enough to take it out of focus. Just unusable and should have never been "re-sold". This is not a review of a new unit. They may be wonderful. this is only my experience with the used-like-new unit where I tried to save a few bucks... did not work out for me. Returned, unfortunately.

Heavy nice projector. The brightness is perfect which allows you not to have to sit in complete darkness to see a nice picture. Just plug it in and start watching movies. I recommend that you use high quality HDMI cables to get the best picture. I upgraded my Verizon cable box to 4K and could not get a picture and the same with my 4K DVD player. I tried everything but Epson support helped and suggested changing the cables and it worked perfectly. It turned out that cables that were installed in the theater room when the house was built (8 years ago) were out dated.

The flexibility is excellent, the optical lens shifting, full corner pinning and large zoom range, making the projector's placement extremely flexible. I have been using it for outdoor movies this summer, projecting to a 145" screen with ease. The three chip LCD design means no rainbow artifacts -- I replaced a DLP projector, as even slight rainbowing detracts from my movie experience. The colors are good, but just a tad less saturated in the default configuration as compared with the BenQ DLP I replaced. Eight movies later, I've very happen with this purchase.