
Enjoy modern presentation and entertainment with this Epson PowerLite home cinema projector. The Epson 3LCD chip supports 4K content delivery and 2500 lumens of color brightness for image quality, while a lightweight remote control makes for convenient wireless operation. This Epson PowerLite home cinema projector comes with a wireless HD transmitter and AC adapter for quick setup.
A: The projector is great but, the wireless HDMI transmission only sends 4k @30hz. And... Also beware of the fact that the wireless sending unit and projector work great once it has found the signal. What I'm saying here is anytime you change a signal, be it blu ray or cable, etc... your screen will be blank, then you see in the bottom left corner, looking for signal, then signal found, looking for projector and 15 or so seconds go by and now you have a picture. Touch that remote and the whole delayed process starts all over. click, wait, click, wait. You will have some free time while your waiting. So I am going to run the HDMI cable to the projector to prevent all of the above issues. I would have purchased the UB if I would have known these two issues. So Epson, may I have my $200 back please? I have the Ube model and I never seen anything regarding this, but it was a new product release when I made the leap. Good Luck and Enjoy.
Q: Does this system support 3D? Thanks.
A: Hi YvonLat. Yes, the Epson Home Cinema 5050UBe supports 3D projection. Regards, Bobby - The Epson Team.
A: Hello. Yes, the official ceiling mount for the Home Cinema 5050 is the CHF4000. Unfortunately, Epson has not tested other 3rd party mounts with the device to confirm compatibility. Regards, Kevin - The Epson Team.
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Q: Does Epson recommend a particular screen material, screen color or aspect ratio for optimum results?
A: Hello Adam. Choosing the right screen for the Home Cinema 5050 depends on different variables. Ideally, the Home Cinema 5050 should be in a light-controlled room, and if so, then a white screen would be the best option. If the projector is going to be a bright room with no light control, then perhaps a light gray screen could also be an option, but image quality could be impacted when it's dark. The aspect ratio can also vary based on the content you're watching and the limitations of the device you choose to connect to the projector to. Please see the User's Guide on our official Epson Support page for more information. Regards, Kevin - The Epson Team.
Q: How big a screen can be used with this device?
A: Hello Nana. Depending on the size of the room and distance from the screen, you can use a screen size ranging from 50 inches to 300 inches with the Home Cinema 5050UB projector. Regards, Kevin - The Epson Team.
A: Hello Sean2306. Yes, the Epson Home Cinema 5050UBe supports video connection via HDMI cable. For more information, please visit the official Epson Support page. Regards, Kevin - The Epson Team.