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According to our projector expert
With the Epson EH-TW7000, you can turn your living room into a home cinema. This 3LCD projector displays 4K images and sharply focuses on small details. In combination with the HDR10 support, you can enjoy a wide color gamut with bright hues. Thanks to the zoom and lens shift functions, you benefit from flexible placement options. This way, you can easily adjust the position of the image without moving the projector. The device has dual HDMI inputs. You can easily connect 2 devices at the same time, such as your media or Blu-ray player. Keep in mind that you don't sit directly next to the projector. With a 32dB noise level, the fan is relatively loud. Note: the projector is large.
The EH-TW7000 has a throw ratio of 1.32 - 2.15:1, which means that you can put the projector between 1.32 and 2.15m from the wall for a 1m wide projection. For a 2m wide projection, you can double the distance to 2.64 and 4.3m. Be sure to check where you want to put the projector and if there's room.
Sharpness | 4K (UHD) | |
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Brightness | 3000 ANSI lumen | |
Projector technology | 3LCD | |
Contrast ratio | 40000 | |
Throw ratio | 1,32 - 2,15 m | |
Recommended for use | Business use, Home cinema | |
Recommended for type of room | Conference room, Living room | |
Smart function properties |
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I was hesitating between this projector and a benQ w2700, so I ordered them both, I ended up returning the benQ. The BenQ is of course a lot more expensive. the advantages of this are that the image is even sharper and has better contrast (TV quality). it is also slightly smaller and lighter.
than the Epson, it is super flexible in terms of placement. it can move the image vertically as well as horizontally, this finally made me decide to go for this beamer (I can't hang it). the image is good and if you go for this beamer you really have nothing to complain about. the image is slightly less sharp than the benQ and especially the contrast is slightly less (black is dark gray here). the epson makes less noise, still gives a perfect image during the day due to its high brightness and has a larger zoom range.
all in all I would say that the BenQ is a better option for a totally darkened room and you have a little more budget.
the Epson is a better choice if, for example, you want to place the beamer on a cupboard and you also use it during the day.
you really can't go wrong with either projector, you just have to ask yourself whether you're going for the ultimate image quality or for more flexibility and better daytime performance.
Medran
8 February 2020
Automatically translated from Dutch
Have used it for about 15000 hours and 3 lamps further. After 3 years I am still satisfied. Image is sharp and Keystone works fine. Little fan noise in eco mode.
Small minus point If 4k enhancement is on, you cannot use frame interpolation. And that gives me a lot of judder in the picture, especially with pan shot. So if I have enhancement off, see no difference between sharpness, so that's fine. If you turn on frame interpolation, the judder is gone, but you sometimes get artifacts in return. (I'm sensitive to judder)
Charles R
2 October 2022
Automatically translated from Dutch
Only had it for a week, but lovely to look at. In sunlight, the beamer is short of lumen, but if you can keep the sun out, it's fine to watch during the day
M.M.A. Frederiks
15 April 2021
Automatically translated from Dutch
Product number | 840336 |
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Manufacturer code | V11H961040 |
Brand | Epson |
Warranty | 2 years |
Processing of your defect | Carry-in warranty |
Sharpness | 4K (UHD) | |
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Brightness | 3000 ANSI lumen | |
Contrast ratio | 40000 | |
Throw ratio | 1,32 - 2,15 m | |
Recommended for use | Business use, Home cinema | |
Recommended for type of room | Conference room, Living room | |
Smart function properties | ||
Projector size | Large |
Sharpness | 4K (UHD) | |
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Contrast ratio | 40000 | |
HDR support | ||
Type of HDR | HDR10 | |
Input lag | 29 ms | |
Minimum image size (diagonal) | 40 inches | |
Maximum image size (diagonal) | 500 inches | |
Aspect ratio projection | 16:9 | |
Alternative aspect ratio | 4:3 | |
Projector technology | 3LCD | |
3D | ||
3D technology | Active | |
DLP Link |
Throw ratio | 1,32 - 2,15 m | |
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Projection distance for 100-inch projection | 2,9 m | |
Type throw ratio | Normal throw | |
Zoom function | ||
Maximum projection distance | 24 m | |
Keystone correction | ||
Keystone correction | Horizontal, Vertical, Vertical and horizontal | |
Vertical keystone degrees | 30 ° | |
Horizontal keystone degrees | 30 ° | |
Degrees horizontal lens shift | 24 ° | |
Degrees vertical lens shift | 60 ° |
Type of light source | Standard | |
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Expected lifespan lamp (normal use) | 3500 hours | |
Replaceable lamp | ||
Brightness | 3000 ANSI lumen |
Maximum noise level | 32 dB | |
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Noise level (saving mode) | 24 dB |
Smart function properties | ||
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Media player | ||
Memory card reader |
Built-in WiFi | ||
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Bluetooth | ||
Connect to an external speaker |
HDMI connector | ||
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Type of HDMI connector | Standaard HDMI Type A | |
Number of HDMI connectors | 2 | |
USB port | ||
Type of USB port | Mini USB-B, Standard USB-A | |
USB function | Power source | |
Number of USB ports | 3 | |
VGA connector | ||
Mobile HD Link (MHL) | ||
Digital optical connector | ||
Headphone jack | ||
Tripod connection | ||
Screen trigger | ||
Kensington lock |
Projector size | Large | |
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Weight | 6,6 kg | |
Height | 15,7 cm | |
Width | 41 cm | |
Depth | 31 cm | |
Color | White |
Battery (power source) |
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