Epson - Home Cinema 4000 3LCD Projector with 4K Enhancement and HDR - White
Model: EPSON HOME CINEMA 4000 V11H71
SKU: 5874508
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I want to point out that this is my first home cinema projector and wow this is an amazing projector. It produces beautiful, bright images. Approximately 11 feet away, I am projecting on a 100-inch screen without an issue. The projector does support 4k signals, but it isn’t “true” 4k. The HDR features are limited to 4k30. I have movies nights with my young daughters, and watching movies in 3D (Frozen), I must say it is like being in an IMAX 3D movie. We were playing games from the PS4 pro without any issues, lag, or anything else. The performance is breathtaking. I forgot to point out that the blacks are very nice!! The projector is overall almost silent. I don’t even hear it while it has been on for some time. From out of the box to setup, took very little amount of time (I already had the HDMI and network cables installed). With my previous statement that this is my first home cinema projector, I was shocked by the LARGE footprint that this projector has. I have it set on one of my wall shelving. With this being my first projector, my daughters and I are very pleased with this! We love our movie nights and able to play games on the big screen.
Posted by TagMstr
I have always enjoyed home theater, but I have found myself falling into a peculiar pattern over the last decade or so. I would buy a TV, and LOVE it.... for about six months before I started researching the next best thing. I needed more size, then I needed more resolution. Buy, research, buy, research. It wasn't long before I realized that I needed the flexibility, and sheer image size of a projector. This for the most part ended the vicious cycle. Until 4K showed up. Is the Epson Home Cinema 4000 the projector to finally end the cycle of always feeling like I need something more? I believe it is. Read on to find out more on why. I would like to add a few quick notes about my experience with projectors to this point as they are my basis for comparison with the Epson Home Cinema 4000. I started with the BenQ W770ST at 720p. It had good build quality, and put out a nice image, but at only 80" I was immediately apparent that the resolution wasn't high enough. I also found out that I was highly susceptible to the "Rainbow Effect" (RBE) associated with DLP projection technology. In the end this projector was not for me. That led me to the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 2000 at 1080p. It has an excellent build quality with a picture to match, and its 3LCD projection technology doesn't produce RBE. I knew when I was ready to make the jump to 4K that it would be with an Epson 3LCD projector. When the day finally came and I opened the box for my new projector it was immediately apparent that I was stepping things up in every way. For starters the projector is HUGE! So much so in fact that I was unable to use it in the same room as my last projector. It's physical size dominated the ceiling of the small room, and it couldn't quite match the short throw of the Epson Home Cinema 2000. This beast needs room to breathe. It was because of this that I decided to set it up in our converted garage where there was more space to work with. The unit is ceiling mounted, and is projecting from approximately 12 feet on to a 100" screen. My suggestions for setup would be to consider your available space carefully. Make sure you have a sturdy mount that locks down position well, and preferably uses 4 points for attachment instead of just 3. There is some very helpful information in the online user's manual that will help you determine projection distance, and placement. Also mounting the projector is a two person job. Plan accordingly! All you have to do is get the projector mounted reasonably close, and you can make your final adjustments to the image using the excellent lens adjustment features all on the included backlit remote. This includes picture size, location, focus, and keystone. There is a lot of flexibility here, and it left me very impressed. Now it was time for the fun part. Testing! With a press of the power button the lens cover automatically opens (this is so cool), and you are ready to go. The first thing I noticed is that this very large projector is.....quiet. Very quiet. Much more so than my Epson Home Cinema 2000. The larger size means a larger fan which in turn means less noise. I was pleasantly surprised by this. My test were conducted using a Samsung soundbar setup via HDMI, a Comcast HD cable box outputting at 1080p via HDMI, and an Xbox One S via HDMI for its ability to play 4K Ultra Blu Rays, and stream 4K Netflix. To put it simply this projector is STUNNING. Of course the results are heavily dependent on your source material. Taking this into account things like cable tv have never looked better with the upscale to 4K, and it only gets better from there. Netflix in 4K is amazing. I was immediately noticing details from my favorite shows that I had never seen before. And then the main feature. Planet Earth II on 4K Ultra Blu Ray with HDR. This was simply BREATHTAKING. It's honestly more than I could have hoped for. HDR is the true star of the show here. While it is true that this is a 1080p native projector with 4K enhancement I am here to say that it is worth every penny. There is no reason to spend thousands of dollars more for native 4K. Again, the picture is simply incredible here. The projector has plenty of picture modes, and enhancements to play around with, and the bulb can operate in three power consumption modes that will affect its overall life span. These are ECO, Medium, and High. So far I have kept it on medium, and been very satisfied. The projector also deals very well with ambient light, and I have had no problems getting a bright and crisp image day or night. The only thing that I can really criticize here is the price of a replacement bulb which currently sits at about $299.99 although that is not out of the ordinary for a projector of this caliber. It's just a little jarring coming from the Epson Home Cinema 2000 with its $99 bulbs. To conclude this review I want to say that this projector is simply amazing. If you are on a budget check out something like the Epson Home Cinema 2040. If you want the best bang for your buck in a 4K projector to date then you've found it in the Epson Home Cinema 4000. Don't waste thousands of your hard earned dollars on the alternatives before you see for yourself what this thing can do! It has finally broken my vicious cycle of always feeling like i'm missing out on something, and wanting more. I am confident that it will exceed the expectations of a vast majority of the people who buy it. I would like to finish with a HUGE thanks to Epson for this wonderful piece of technology.
Posted by DanChop
Epson Home Cinema 4000 with 4 k Enhancement (2017 model) This Projector creates a new standard in the Home theater realm it is on par with High end 4k projectors in image quality and brightness at less than a third of the cost! When I received this unit for review I was surprised at it size and weight compared to previous Epson projectors. The design is aesthetically pleasing unlike earlier industrial designs. The system uses a new lensing system with fully motorized focus, zoom, position adjustment and keystone adjustment. The 4k enhancement uses pixel shifting technology and 2,200 lumens rated light output and a 3 chip LCD engine to support HDR 10 and 100% DCI-P3 color range. The projector accepts full 4k UHD input. Epson uses Ultra Black technology to enhance the black levels with up to 140,000:1 contrast ratio. That this all means to you is the picture is fantastic! This projector supports screens up to 300 inches wide. Oh did I mention that this projector will also upscale 1080p resolution that exceeds full HD! The projector is very quiet even in full brightness mode. The internal fans still keep the projector pretty cool during use. This makes it ideal for Home theater use. Features A cool feature is HDMI link, allowing the controller to import the control setting of a connected device with a push of a button on the remote. This feature even worked with my Amazon FireTV. Speaking of the remote it is full featured and can control all of the settings of the projector. There is a control panel on the projector on the left front side so you can adjust setting without the remote. As I mentioned above the lens can be adjusted remotely, this is a great feature and a big convenience compared to lower level projectors. This projector is 3D capable, you will need to purchase active 3D glasses from Epson or an aftermarket supplier. Connectivity As for connectivity the Projector has 2 HDMI input ports (1x HDMI 2.2 and 1XHDMI 1.4). There is a 300ma power port for those aficionados that may want to use Optical HDMI. There is an USB port for service updates and USB accessories (most commonly the wireless Epson dongle sold separately for $99). There is an Ethernet port for network connectivity and a PC VGA input. The ports are rounded out by a RS232 and trigger port for wired control. One thing missing is a separate audio output. New AV receivers use HDMI, if you need separate audio out from your device you will have to connect with Bluetooth or buy a HDMI to HDMI and audio (optical and 3.5mm analog stereo) splitter. There are a few that support HDMI 2.0 with HDCP 2.2 video pass through. I found one from AV access and another from Vanco on Amazon. Support and Warranty This projector is covered by a 2 year manufacturer warranty with Epson Priorityline® toll free support. I called the support line and got right through to a support specialist. Bulbs are covered for 90 days. Support page and utilities https://epson.com/Support/Projectors/Cinema-Series/Epson-Home-Cinema-4000/s/SPT_V11H715120. You can download a lot o cool utilities here as well as mobile apps for IOS and Android. Just a note comparing the New Home cinema 4000 to the Home cinema 5040UB for about $300 more you get 2500 lumens vs 2200 and 1,000,000:1 instead of 140,000:1 contrast ratio otherwise the rest of the features and even appearance are the same. The 5040UB would only be a better choice if you want to view 4k content in high light environment. I highly recommend this projector it is quiet and has a fantastic image quality.
Posted by Idoc
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Customers are positive about the Home Cinema 4000's picture quality, ease of use, and quiet operation, with many praising its brightness and lens shift capabilities. However, customers are negative about its large size and the limitations of its HDR functionality. The 3D capabilities also received positive feedback. Overall, the projector receives high praise for its image quality and user-friendliness, despite some concerns regarding its physical dimensions and HDR performance.