Epson - EpiqVision Ultra LS300 Smart Streaming Laser Short Throw Projector, 3600 lumens, HDR, Android TV, Sports - Black

I've had the LS300 for a little over six months now. Picture is very bright and at max settings is capable of handling very bightly sunlit rooms albeit with some fan noise. Most of the time, however, I'm able to run at Bright Cinema level with some tweaks 98% of the time and it looks great and fan noise is not noticeable at all. At Vivid settings and above you can start hearing the fan. My unit is set up with a 103" ALR screen (must by screen separately) and for 1080p HDR content looks very close to 4K. Keep in mind that more recent content that takes advantage of HDR really makes this shine. Older 1080p content still looks very good, but you will notice a better picture with HDR level content. Movies and regular TV are great.... sports it can suffer a little bit with some fast action judder/pixelation slightly from time to time, but again it's hard to tell if that's a signal content issue... but it's not something you don't see in most TV's still these days anyway. You just don't notice it as much with smaller screens, but at 100" plus it's certainly more noticeable. If that bothers you... you might want to look at a 4K. I still think it looks great and I'm realistic that this 1080p at 100" at a pretty good price. I don't use the onboard Android apps as I have AppleTV and other streaming options. Unit starts up very fast and has pretty quick response. Gaming is okay (according to my kids). The speakers are pretty decent, but I never use them as I have a full surround sound setup, but it is nice that if I wanted to move to a bedroom or outside... I have speakers in the unit I can rely on. Be aware that 100" or larger you will need to pull your entertainment stand out from the wall to get the distance needed. That's the dirty little secret about pretty much all UST projectors at 100" or larger... in any review or picture pay close attention to how the stand it's sitting on is pulled discretely out from the wall. That might annoy some folks, so just a warning. The part I really enjoy, however, is if someone gets up to leave, etc. you're not blocking the projected image and they're not getting blinded by the project or image. It does take some fiddling with the distance, positioning, and manual focus to get right. I don't understand those that complain as it requires no tools. Like you don't have to do that with a standard projector... or heaven forbid a ceiling mounted projector. Great projector with excellent color pop and brightness. Really brings the movie theater experience to your home at a very good price.

I just purchased this a couple of days ago..very difficult to set up remote. Takes about 10 tries before remote gets connected.. None of the apps are working. Instructions suck. There's no real manual just some big pieces of papers without any clear instructions. The Picture quality is nice but it's not as close as they say. About 3 to four feet back and has to be pretty low to the ground to get the 120 inches, unless your wall is super high. The built-in sound bar is pretty nice and has bass.