Epson - EH-TW7000

I have been using [this](https://www.amazon.com/Epson-V11H961040-EH-TW7000-videoproiettore/dp/B07XTWF3XV?crid=2LQVE15SEIRAV&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.u-iNuJHZUHF4JM-htf2VQuGtnrM-wxMJaYmykTOX2JSOwiHBmnOkQIKF38k6_AU8txam5MBRRSZruIyGHGVCU9tIPELPr9FUeQIKDya1hPHwpKdBGDqaZsljb1Bnz50EPQEtAyN7GYu1DmW6Zvw4qSxciiihhT9i22bDxf8G8vxnnEt3vEbtgrjuG0c4VaJMlslJNOnhBt7YXn8iyQm8tdUZhzn-nj1KrfZhXoCHz0M.SOjXq7Au7iMVl0opb5lnqO60dd1cZY9mMiTwI4XaZ_c&dib_tag=se&keywords=Epson+EH-TW7000%2C&qid=1750969033&sprefix=%2Caps%2C641&sr=8-2&linkCode=ll1&tag=grok43-20&linkId=fc849a5b6f8949a868716f7abbb5905e&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl) version of the epson you have mentioned and it has been working great so far, I think it can be a good fit for your usecase

The TW7000 is the same as the 3200 in the USA. There are plenty of reviews out there and it is a very strong performer in my opinion. The headache is not that it is a 4-5 year old design, but that it still uses traditional lamps in a world that has heavily moved to laser projection. That said, the Epson 3200 or 3800 are very solid first projectors to own. On the YouTube channel I listed above, I do think it is worth looking at some of his other videos. He's got some really good stuff.

I have the US version of the EH-TW7000. It's indeed very bright and does well in ambient light. You'll want some amount of light control, like full curtains, but you don't have to sit in complete darkness to get a good picture. I'm not clear on why not having a warranty would affect bulb replacements. However, if you're concerned about the mercury ban, it might make sense to buy a replacement bulb as soon as possible to have on-hand. It would especially make it easier to resell in the future. What do you mean by filmmaker mode? Do you mean with no motion-smoothing and post-processing? All of that can be turned off.

Happy with the Epson Home Cinema 3200 (called TW7000 in Europe), check the reviews Since your room is small you can connect an all-in-one soundbar like the Vizio for under 200 bucks

I use Sony projectors to avoid RBE and previously have happily used Epson projectors. The EH-TW7000 is a good option. Also, I recall reading somewhere on this or another subreddit that xenon HID lamps for projectors will not be subject to the European mercury ban. You should be fine in the future on that count, at least.

Go for the Epson EH-TW7000

If I was you I'd be looking at the 2017 and up EPSON EH-TW 7000 series pixel shift 4K projectors, ether second-hand or refurbished, I had the 1080p EH-TW 6600 1080p projector for a few years and loved it, so the 7/8/9 series will no doubt be better

Yep on a high end Epson 4K HDR LCD projector at 120 inches Looks so damn good.