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Fragrant-State2884 β€’ 7 months ago

Hey. Wondering if since this reply if you have managed to get more than 90fps? Spent a lot of time fucking with settings with this thing. I can get 120 with AMDs fluid frame generation, but the screen tearing does not make it worth it. Any settings you change to help with input lag?

r/budgetprojectors β€’ Epson Home Cinema 2350 3LCD: Gaming and Media ->
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JimmyCrackCornNlDC β€’ 6 months ago

I have an Epson Home Cinema 2350 and absolutely love it (around 1000 bucks) with a Silver Ticket Products projection screen (350 buckscaroons).

r/projectors β€’ Best projector under $2000! ->
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No_Kiwi_8996 β€’ 8 months ago

Your previous projector only had 1000ANSI lumens not bright enough. I'd say at least 2500-4200 is perfect for daytime viewing. If you pair it with a grey screen even the cheap cloth ones it will improve contrast an reduce the light washout you get in the day. There are also paint mixes you can paint on your wall. For $1100 on Amazon you can get a new Epson 2350 with 4k uhd/pixel shifting 2800ANSI lumens. The Epson 1080 is a decent option for $700 at 1080p 3400ANSI lumens. I have 4 Epson projectors the home cinema 3100 at 2600 ANSI lumens, the 696ui at 3800 ANSI lumens, the 2247u at 4200 ANSI lumens and the LS650 at 3600 ANSI lumens. All bright enough and I have them all in eco mode.

r/projectors β€’ Best ~$1000 Projector ->
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Silverado_Surfer β€’ 7 months ago

I bought a refurbed Epson 2350 from Amazon with a 3 year warranty. Honestly the best projector at that price point, plus it’ll allow you to watch 4K content.

r/hometheater β€’ Projector recommendation <$700? ->
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Trebor2380 β€’ 7 months ago

I loved my Epson 2350. I even got into arguments with people about how good it was. On my gray, borderless screen in a light controlled room, people would say it looked like a 115" tv. Always ran in eco mode too, so quiet. The black levels suck. It's what everyone would point out. I hadn't compared yet, but then bought a Wemax One Pro. Yeah the black levels suck. The colors are amazing and gaming was great and honestly on almost all content I loved it. But I have OCD and I kept watching The Batman over and over trying to "fix" the blacks ( I'm African-American and that sounded racist). I literally just replaced my Epson with a much older Panasonic PT-RZ470. The colors don't pop as much, but it still looks great...and the black bars are black. Get the 3800 if you can.

r/projectors β€’ What is the best bang for the buck 4k projector currently? ->
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zert58 β€’ 10 months ago

I picked up the 2350 on Amazon Renewed. Amazon warranty was 3 months and 3 months and 2 weeks into ownership it had a problem with the Auto Iris which is supposed to give you better contrast. Luckily I had purchased extended warranty and sent it in only to be told could not be fixed and received refund. I enjoed the projector while it worked, price was good, but I would definetly purchase the extended warranty and maybe turn off the auto iris in the settings. I'm back to using my old optoma hd143x which I've never had a problem with though it's only 1080p and set up positioning is a little tougher but at least it still works.

r/projectors β€’ Any recommendations on something possibly cheaper than Epson Home Cinema 2350 for gaming? ->
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Dogmeat2013 β€’ 3 months ago

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

r/switch2 β€’ Anyone playing Switch 2 on a projector? ->

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