Epson Home Cinema 2350 4K PRO-UHD Smart Gaming Projector with Android TV, 3-Chip 3LCD, HDR10, HLG, 2,800 Lumens, Low Latency, 10 W Speaker, Bluetooth, Streaming Capability

Excellent 4k like quality.
I was on the fence with this projector. I wanted 4k and I wasn’t sold on epsons 4k pro uhd technology. I thought it was a gimmick. I was wrong and hear is my journey to the perfect projector.I decided to buy the viewsonic true 4k projector. The video quality was excellent but the throw distance was not good for the size of my room limiting the size of the screen. I also did not like that their were no smart apps preinstalled. I returned the projector and purchased the 2350 refurbished. That was a mistake. Although the projector arrived prepacked with epson certified printed all over it and checked for functionality and quality. The refurbished projector came DOA. I returned that projector promptly.I decided to give the 2350 another change but this time purchased it brand new. The 2350 started up immediately and provided a high definition, indistinguishable from 4k video. The 4k pro uhd technology really works. It’s a 1080p projector but they are really with no gimmick upscaling to 4k by doubling the pixels and it works. The true 1080p epson the 2350 replaced was not sharp at 100 inches and was very low resolution. This one is crisp and very impressive. I definitely got my money’s worth. This 2350 is worth the money. There’s a reason why ALL of their projectors have the same technology. Even the 2-3k versions. The technology works and it saves money because it’s not real 4k. After 3 projectors in a week. The third one is a charm. It’s works great and the piece of mind from buying new with a warranty was worth the extra 150 bucks.Note. I have a sound system so I can’t review the native speakers and the noise level is decent at normal and very quiet when the projector is set to low light level. I have not tested the projector on high light level which will raise the fan speed and noise.Image quality is a excellent and android TV makes this the best entertainment projector out there.

Bright and accurate colors
The epson 2350 is their newer model. A bit pricey @ $1299. I installed this projector as a ceiling mount 12′ from my screen (elite 1.1 gain screen). I also calibrated this projector (using i1 pro meter + HCFR calibrating software). The settings I used when calibrating (Color mode – Natural, Lamp mode – Standard). Once calibrated, you can expect lumens/brightness levels to decrease by about 25% from the published epson specs. It just work this way-out of the box, without calibration, these projectors are setup to be much brighter. Regardless, this projector after calibration was outstanding – I installed this projector as a ceiling mount 12′ from the screen (used projector zoom to set and show a 110″ diagonal picture). If you increase the zoom (to show a larger picture) brightness will naturally decrease.Here are the results (after calibration).Brightness Level – 33 foot lamberts (1450 lumens) – this is as good or better than the epson 3800.Color Accuracy – Using HCFR color checker. I measured a delta E of <2.5 (anything less than 3.0 is considered very good).Gamma - I calibrated to a 2.25 gamma. I used the custom gamma adjustment. Accurate & very good.HDR - this is the only minor weak, works and looks ok but not like high end projectors. Set to 5 or 6.4K enhancement - does a good job upscalling your 1080p input. Quite a sharp image. Work well.As a side note, out of the box (without calibration) this projector looked pretty good - using and setting lamp to standard and color mode to natural. Bottom line - very bright and color accuate. I do not use for gaming. This projector is used for watching movies, sports or when setup to use my golf simulator. Hope this helps.

I’ve recently started trying out different projects as I’ve never owned one before. I started off with some low price ones which I thought were great until I tried this one. The picture is beautiful, i can use it with the lights on so no more feeling around in the dark for everything. It’s easy to set up, I have it sitting on a floating shelf as I do not want to drill holes in my ceiling to hang it. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is looking to upgrade from their 1080p or one that is 4k compatible, this is the one.

If you’re looking for a high-quality projector and are willing to spend a little extra for something exceptional, the Epson 2350 is an excellent choice.