Epson 4000 Lumen Projectors

Our family has been using the LED Lenser H14R.2 Headlamp for years, and when I found out there was a 4000-lumen headlamp, I knew it was time to upgrade. I use it for walking my dogs at night, nighttime gardening and fishing, and various other tasks around the house. It’s a bit heavier than the H14R.2, but it makes up for it with brightness. The body gets really hot to touch if you have it on the 4000-lumen setting. The charging cord is magnetic and comes with a great storage case and a bunch of accessories. This headlamp is definitely worth the money.

Been using it since 2004 in my Epson 4000... Its old and so am I... We go good together..

I have an epson 4000 which prints to the 17 size, so I went with the 18 cutter but I do wish I had went ahead a went for the larger size. I does such good job that I wish I had the flexibility to do more with it. The opening with the blade in place is just barely large enough to slide my media through. But it does fit and it cuts very well. It is quirky that you have to slide the blade back to the starting position before you can remove your media but it holds the paper very secure and the return trip does not seem to cause any problems at all other than the necessity to form the habit of remembering to do it before you try to remove the paper!

I run an epson 4000 and use these 16 wide rolls for 4x6 prints; anywhere from 60 to 96 long print runs. I've always recieved consistant color, print durability, and an excellent finish. I used to buy these from my semi-local supplier (where I got the printer), but B&H's price lured me (happily) away. Shipping time has been equal (fast) so I'll be a customer for as long as they stock this paper.

This is my standard paper for fine arts printing on an Epson 4000 printer. It handles the shadow detail better than most other fine arts papers and mounts like a dream. For the money it is an excellent choice.

This printer replaced my aged Epson Stylus 4000. It was getting clogged nozzles too often. Compared to the 4000 which weight around 75 lbs, a bit noisy and was a large monster of a printer, this P900 is a nice change. It is much smaller, lighter and quieter. It doesn't have a built-in paper cutter for the optional paper roll stock. The amount of ink is also much less per cartridge compared to the 4000 but with 50ml per color that is just fine with me. The photos that this printer makes are excellent. I am very pleased with this P900.

Compared to Epson projectors, this is a superior model. Precise imaging and really bright. Well worth extra cost.

This is a review for the Epson Powerlite 1781W Projector that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. This is my first Epson projector though I own a few LED projectors that are not nearly as good. The Epson Powerlite 1781W is more than half the size and weight than my other projectors. It is similar to the thickness of an older laptop. One thing that totally "Wow's me" is the auto fitting to the screen. My older projectors need to be lined up perfectly and the only corrections possible were manual focus and keystone correction, with the Epson projector a simple one touch automatically fits it to the screen. The brightness and color accuracy is amazing. Even in a lit room you can read or watch what is on the projector. My old projectors only worked in a dark room. The fan is somewhat noisy as is common with all similar projectors. The sound is not that loud so I use it with an external speaker for clear crisp sound. It comes in a carrying case making it easy for travel and demonstrations. The app makes it easy to control content from your smartphone straight to the projector. If you are looking for a high quality projector that produces clear images, has quick setup and is portable this a clear winner. My only recommendation is to bring an external speaker for better sound.

I was considering a few different projector options but decided to go with the Epson as I am quite sensitive to rainbow effect with DLP projectors. I have no regrets going with this model. Set up and alignment were very easy, it looks great and it is easily bright enough to run in eco mode full time except when the room is very brightly lit. I have tried doing some light gaming with it and the response time is totally fine. Overall I'm very happy with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone looking for a home projector.

This is a review for the Epson EF-11 Laser Projector that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. I have had a few different projectors. The first two thoughts that popped in my mind during set up were (1) how compact and lightweight the projector is and (2) the stunning image quality. Pros The setup took less than 2 minutes. Pairing a phone or connecting the HDMI was smooth and quick. The video and image qualities are extremely sharp, even from afar. Adequate HD audio quality which is surprising for a small projector. Does not generate extreme heat like my old projectors. For a lightweight projector, constructions seem high quality. Cons I mistakenly inserted 128 GB USB Drive for my test, which seems to be too much for this projector. A lesser capacity USB Drive worked fine. So this does not concern me. We watched a few movies and videos with popcorn and loved it.