Epson EH-LS800W 4K Pro-UHD 150 Short Throw Projector
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Price: £3474.48
Brand: Epson
Description: Epson EH-LS800W 4K Pro-UHD 150" Short Throw Projector. Epson EH-LS800W 4K Pro-UHD 150 Short Throw Projector - shop the best deal online on appliances4.me
Category: Projectors
Merchant: CCL
Product ID: PRJ2898
Delivery cost: GB::Free Delivery:0.00 GBP
MPN: EHLS800W
GTIN: 8715946710433
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Author: Miss G. L. Price
Rating: 5
Review: The media could not be loaded. Ok I'm as fussy as they come.... 3 weeks researching! In the end I went for the epson ls 500 . The main reason is.... I game! And it works a treat! Ok the reason why I was not too sure on it? I'm a big movie lover... I compare HDR10, black levels and anything else. I had a 91"optoma screen from a previous projector. I watched a few movies on it and thought it was great! I saw that black levels were 50/50 . So I researched the 120" vivid storm. Took a week to arive and...oh my! The blacks are black! Just watched prey on disney and it was fantastic! Interstellar was breathtaking! The greatest showmans colours punched through. If you want a good set-up... the vividstorm is the perfect companion. This along with Sony surround sound set up came in at 4.5 k . But ... its good (if not ...better than the cinema) also 3-D is out if this world. Avatar was a breath of fresh air to watch again.
Author: Ian Erridge
Rating: 1
Review: Great Projector with exceptional picture quality and brightness - can easily be used in the day as a TV replacement even just on a white wall. The downsides are that is very big, musch bigger than it looks in the picture and unless you put it on a deep unit it limits the picture size to about 70". It is also very loud in terms of fan noise, if you have had projectors before you will be used to the noise but you'll be surprised if you are coming from a soundless TV. This is the HUGE downside though, it comes with a US Chromecast stick and it is definitely not suitable for the UK, I am assuming it is a US version? If you go to Amazon web services it says 'I see you are travelling, here is a reduced set of what you can watch", in ITV player it says 'you are in the wrong region, bye'. ditto iPlayer and Netflix. The option with the 'TV stick' is super expensive too. I am not sure if it is a stick problem, a projector problem, or a combo of the two. You can really see the two systems are only loosely working together. This means the combo, while the picture is outstanding, the overall experience is lacking - I sent mine back.
