Epson - Home Cinema 3700 1080p 3LCD Projector - Gray/White

Started out looking for a 1080 projector to use outside.....the 3700 was on sale and works great for what I needed. Very bright and picture quality is awesome. Highly recommend if you are looking for a good projector without the huge price tag.

I spent a lot of time researching projectors for the Home theater in our home. We have a dedicated theater and this projector is unreal. Great picture and easy to work with. Mounted on the ceiling and the picture is just fantastic.

Beautiful picture good price fast shipment easy to connect

I've had mine about a month and love it. You can you it with lights on or near a window

Wow.. this projector is impressing on an offwhite wall.

I bought this projector a few days ago and spent several hours over the weekend watching tv and movies. The amount of lens shift this projector has is great for placement flexibility. The adjustable feet and zoom lens allowed me to have the projector up and running with a level and clear picture within 10 minutes of taking it out of the box. No keystone correction needed. This is my first projector, but i read extensively online before deciding this was the projector for me. My projector is at approximately a 13' throw distance and I decided on a 135" image on the wall. It was recommended to me to experiment with screen size before pulling the trigger on the screen. Very glad i waited to purchase a screen as i originally was thinking of a 110" or 120" screen. For the image being thrown onto my light grey wall (no special paint job for a screen), the image already looks surprisingly good. Even with some ambient lighting, the picture is respectable with the lamp on eco mode. I watched movies using the cinema color setting. With all of the lights out and the room dark, the image was very impressive. I sit about 10' away from the screen and was worried a 1080p signal blown up that big wouldnt look clear or precise enough. The only imperfections i could see were from the wall itself. This projector is going to look that much better when my screen comes in. It is also nice that the remote that comes with it is backlit. I will update if i find more to add, but i am a very happy camper right now.

I've owned multiple projectors over the years, most recently the Home Cinema 3500, which unfortunately got damaged by a power surge. I had 3200 hours on that projector, still with the original bulb, and the picture remained bright and crisp throughout. Previous projectors (including prior Epsons) had short bulb lives - usually much shorter than advertised, so I was thrilled with the performance of the 3500. When it was damaged, the 3700 (newer version of the same projector) was the obvious choice. I've been using it a few weeks and I'm thrilled with the image - both 2D and 3D. Unless you're determined to go with 4K or have a pitch-black room to take advantage of a higher contrast projector, I don't see any reason to spend more. (and the higher contrast projectors tend to be less bright and far more expensive). Even with some ambient light, this is bright enough to look great. Prior experience with Epson support is also a real plus.

Very good quality projector. Got it on sale for about $1,070, tax included. For that price I doubt you could find a better projector. The best feature has to be the picture quality, followed by the screen size adjustments. I used the corner adjustment settings to perfect the image and it works very well. I was impressed by this feature the most and really appreciated that it was there. Made set up a breeze. Brightness was great. Running between eco and medium. Fan noise is quite loud so I never use the high power mode. Medium is about all I can take and even that can be a bit much. The lighted remote was also very nice, kudos for that. Now some cons... like mentioned before the fan noise is quite loud although in eco mode it is not noticeable at all which is nice and the screen is still plenty bright for dark room viewing. The projector runs very hot in front so you can see the heat waves on the screen when projecting very light or white videos. Can be VERY distracting. Maybe a small fan facing diagonally in front of the lens would get rid of it. I’ll probably end up engineering something to make that happen. One more thing. It does not have a lens cover like the work/pro projectors. I don’t know why because it is a very useful feature. I have it mounted on a table top and I can’t tell you how bad it sucks to have to look at that bulb by accident when walking by. It is BRIGHT. For the price of this thing I would’ve liked a mechanical lens cover so that when people walk by i can cover the lens so they aren’t blinded without having to turn off the projector. I realize life isn’t fair and we don’t always get what we want but I digress. On a more positive note it does have speakers and they are pretty good quality. Not soundbar quality but impressive for a projector. Overall I’d give this projector an 8 1/2 out of 10.