My projector is set up in a dedicated theatre room and the picture is outstanding on an Elite Screeen. The only issue I have is that this projector does not work with the XBOX ONE S when it comes to 4K; so I am unable to play 4K content on it which was the whole point I bought it!!!

Beamer lie? sich trotz seiner Gr??e und seines Gewichtes mit der "alten" flexiblen Deckenhalterung befestigen. Die Farben sind klasse, das Lüfterger?usch leise, 3D und 4k funktionieren gut. Allerdings bin ich bei der Feinjustierung hinsichtlich Kontrast, Farbtreue etc.

Delighted with the purchase The best addition to the home and a great talking point!!

The 4k enhancement really improves normal hd material. Picture is sharper and smoother. I had an excellent jvc projector before but this one is superior in every way. So even if you are only watching 1080p stuff this projector really makes a big improvement on non 4k projectors.

Epson recently launched a range of new projectors for the home theatre market including the EH-TW9300W. Key features of the Epson EH-TW9300W include:

The EH-TW9300 is a big projector and it measures in at 520 x 450 x 170mm (W x D x H) roughly the same size and depth as our reference JVC DLA-X7000...

The faux 4K images look stunning; Fantastic colour reproduction for HD and 4K material; Superb black levels and shadow detail; Lens memory functions,...

Only one HDCP 2.2 HDMI port, Nothing else at this price vs; performance point

The EH-TW9300W is a ￡3,300 LCD projector. That may sound steep, but it offers a lot. It plays both 4K and high dynamic range (HDR) signals, and also ships with a wireless HD system that lets you beam pictures to the projector – without with the usual long cable runs.

Fantastic SDR picture quality; Surprisingly good HDR picture quality; Remarkable value for what's on offer

Some odd connection limitations; Runs quite loudly in HDR-friendly high lamp mode; Not true 4K

If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck. But if it's called "4K-enhanced", as Epson's EH-TW9300W

Crisp detail; Good handling of whites; Intuitive control

Brash colours; Blacks lack insight

Slowly but surely more and more 4K Ultra HD material is becoming available. YouTube has a plethora of 4K videos and Netflix has a continuously growing amount of films and series that are also available in 4K.

Was very happy with my TW9000w but after 6 years it began to fail so the logical replacement was with the TW9300W. The wireless function is amazing and I use it instead of the HDMI cable.