Customer Ratings & Reviews

Epson LCD projectors come with great color out of the box and are easy to set up and use. I bought this as a 4K upgrade to the 3100 Home Cinema and am very happy with its performance. It is smaller and lighter than most projectors in its class, weighing in at only 15.2 lbs. The 4010 Home Cinema weighs over 24 lbs. With minor calibration, watching films with this projector is a true cinematic experience.

Excellent quality. Brightness is good even in high light environments. Projected on a grey 150 inch silver ticket screen. The in house speaker is actually decent but obviously not for home theater purposes. Overall happy with the purchase and definitely would recommend.

Everything I was hoping for in a projector. Great for streaming movies, sports and gaming which all run through my xbox while I run audio through a yamaha AVR. Easy to setup with a ceiling mount. It made my movie room complete. NOTE: It's a large unit w an audible fan and it needs space from the screen, but I am very happy with the purchase.

Replaced my 8 year old Sony projector that worked fine, but was seriously outdated. The Epson is a decent projector for the price point, but don't expect super crisp images like OLED or a good LED. Took quite some time to get the image to my liking. I would HIGHLY recommend not feeding this a 4K HDR signal. I'm using an Apple TV and with a 4K signal, I just wasn't happy with the image. When feeding a 4K signal, you are bypassing the on-board image processing. So switching to 1080p HDR significantly improved the image all around. I wish there were options on the remote to save picture settings. I find myself adjusting the HDR quite often depending on the movie. Additionally, if you are sitting near/under the projector, the fan is quite loud. All this being said, for $1499, it's a pretty good option if you have a dark space.

Works identical to my previous 2 projectors, but I thought the price should be less with other technology (laptops, tvs, etc.) items decreasing. I went shopping for a standard large tv, but the salesman convinced me I would not be happy after having had a projector for 25 years. I am not convinced. My other 3 tv sets have equal quality pictures.

Worked great for our business presentation, easy to use and easy to set up. Even for a beginner this projector was simple and made our presentation really stand out.

It’s works amazing with the clarity. loved it…. Alex helped in choosing the product at store

Best projector for the price. Native 4k projectors are still too expensive, but I don’t think I’ll be upgrading any time soon, as the picture quality on this projector is better than expected. Works well with some light, I have it setup in my basement that I use as multi-purpose area, not a dedicated HT room.

There's a serious issue with signal loss/poor signal using HDMI on Epson Projectors you won't hear much about. I can't get 4K HDR to work through any sound receiver. HDR only works with 1080p for some reason. And yes, both of my receivers support 4K HDR as they work fine on with my 4K TVs. Ok, nix the receiver and plugin directly to the projector you'd think? Now this would have been fine if there weren't another problem: that's not reliable either, no matter what device I'm using. I'd get picture for a bit, but after the show is over and attempt to play another one or switch tasks, there's about a 50/50 chance the screen will stay completely black and I'd have to either reboot the source or the projector itself. This is more likely to occur when connecting a PC for some reason but not exclusive to it. It's as irritating as it sounds. And this must be an Epson thing because I had the exact same behavior on my previous projector, the Epson 1060 Home Cinema. My first projector was a Mitsubishi DLP and I never experienced signal loss. This thing janks out atleast 10 times a day. I've tried all kinds of different HDMI cables and even converting from DVI. Same thing. Posting this as warning to people considering this product because I'm tired of this thing and will be replacing it with a large screen TV at some point. Pros: It's very quiet and very bright. I don't even have to close the curtains.

I upgraded to this Epson Home Cinema 3800 from a BenQ MH530FHD 1080p and the difference between the two is simply amazing. Yes it is a bigger and heavier projector but the picture quality and included features more than make up for it. I am very satisfied with my choice and would highly recommend buying this instead of any other more expensive models.

Amaizing product, easy to install and the definition its excellent

Great quality! Such a great picture. Very quiet and runs great.

Its been a year since I had purchased this projector and overall its a nice one with good picture quality, color/contrast ratio with in built speakers that offer decent sound. However there is no inbuilt WIFI (there is however an external dongle available in Epson if you want to stream from mobile devices). Watching movies from Netflix and Prime takes you to the edge as it delivers theatrical performance with visibly no lag in terms of rendering pitch black to vivid frames and offers smooth flow of frames. My screen size is ~133 inches and had to mount it about ~13 feet from the wall. The remote has a backlit button that eases finding buttons when playing movies. The only drawback is that even with 3000 lumens it requires a complete dark room to be able to enjoy the experience, which otherwise leads to color bleeding. I had 3 windows in my loft that made the place quite bright during the day and had to install 100% light blocking curtains to darken the room for watching during day time. Overall its a good investment if you are looking for a budget 4k projector.

I had a 1080p Epson previously and wow is this a change. Bright and vibrant color even in daylight,l. Best 4k projector for its price hands down.

We have had Epson Projectors and all have been very good quality and this one is also. Image is Sharp, deep blacks and very bright even in rooms with daylight. Zoom and focus smooth. Action movies show detail even in fast sequence. Pause, still frame is very clear. I would highly recommend to all. Like light weight and 3000 lumens power.

My wife and I feel like there's almost no need to ever go to the theater again. This projector is very clear, easy-to-use, and plays extremely well with the rest of our AVR / 11.2 speaker / screen home theater set-up. Just watched "Ford vs. Ferrari" and it was like we were in the pits at Le Mans.

Very happy with this projector! The one we had was older and dim. This one is really bright in all settings! Works great in a daylit room and a dark room. Colors are true, image is solid, even when viewing sports. Would recommend to anyone looking for great quality in this price range.

Easy to setup and looks great. The speakers are decent, they are not the best but they are good enough if you don’t have speakers to connect to. I did buy a sound bar for it and found it really easy to set that up. I had it for about a year and have at least 1000 hours on it.

Bought for my dad works great, sent to Ecuador happy with the quality

This projector is a really great projector in about the first year or so. Around a year after years, you will notice that the lens will start to get a little cloudy on the inside. Unsure if that’s from use or humidity, but it causes white images against a black background to be kind of cloudy. I also randomly got a blue circular dot about 4 inches in diameter on the lower right of the screen one day. Came out of nowhere and it won’t go away for the price. I wish it would last a little bit longer, but it is a good projector as long as maybe you aren’t as unlucky as me and have these issues. It does have great picture quality. The internal speakers are surprisingly good and it has a lot of good image enhancement options. It does give off a lot of heat as expected so make sure you are either in a air-conditioned room or room with good ventilation.