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It was easy to focus and bright on the wall even with daylight coming in the windows.
The keystone tries to auto adjust when you change angle, and that’s so helpful! Since there is only one adjustable stand in the front, you need it to be on a solid surface to have it balanced right. The sliders also have a "snap" spot at center so you can easily reset them to 0. The adjustment sliders on top make size and angle easier to adjust than just a remote. The built in slider in place of lens cap is a welcome change. The projector itself has a nice selection of inputs, which allows virtually anything to be displayed. The remote is a little bulky for people used to modern Roku’s, but it does the job. Right out of the box you can tell it’s modern and well put together. It is really easy to set up and get started.
FASTFOX HD PROJECTOR FULL COLOR 720P REVIEW MOVIE
Perfect! This projector is amazing! It’s exactly what my family needed for our movie nights. This is a review for the Epson Home Cinema 1080 3LCD projector that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. The image quality and size capability of this projector cannot be beat dollar for dollar by the competition.
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If you can live with the audio limitations, this projector gets you the most 1080p bang, for any buck. I opted to use the headphone jack connected to a Yamaha sound bar, and am very satisfied with the results. Choose one or the other, because the projector’s built in speaker sounds like a homemade tinfoil kazoo. Unless you are using HDMI, you are stuck with RCA jacks as part of composite input for audio, or you connect your audio via a headphone jack. I think the picture and features are fantastic for the price, but there are a couple of weak points. I know that this review makes this projector seem perfect. Online prices for replacement lamps left me at ease, with lamps selling for as little as $50. One of the concerns I had about projectors was the cost of maintenance. Image correction is a breeze, with a broad range of settings on the projector and remote. Even fast motion appeared smooth with no blurring or edge staggering. The colors are well saturated, with good contrast even on the dark wall. The projector did easily reach that size, on the default brightness.
I was initially dubious about the manufactures claim of a 300" image. The cooling fan while not silent, is far from distracting. I was actually shocked at the brightness of the picture, I was able to see clear sharp images projected onto a denim colored wall, in a bright room. Unboxing the projector led me to a quick setup of roughly 10 minutes.
FASTFOX HD PROJECTOR FULL COLOR 720P REVIEW PLUS
Another big plus is that it has built in WIFI. The 1080 also gets zoom, and 2 HDMI ports. This projector keeps the increased output, and adds another 100 lumens. Epson obviously made big changes from the 800 series projector which reviewers criticized because it had only 1 HDMI port and no zoom, in exchange for greater lumen output. After a lot of research the Epson Home Cinema 1080 ended up as my first choice. I decided that I would try a 1080p projector because it would not replace my TV, and 4K units are twice as expensive. I started looking at projectors, because upsizing my television would only gain 10" diagonally at a significant cost. I have a OLED TV in my living room right now, but was looking for something bigger to watch when we have company over.
That projector was so good that it ended up only being used for Halloween displays. As good as 1080P gets! I have only owned one projector before this, but it has been a few years since then.
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