Epson EH-TW7400, 2400 ANSI lumens, 3LCD, UHD 4K (3840x2160), 200000:1, 16:9, 50 - 300" Epson EH-TW7400. Projector brightness: 2400 ANSI lumens, Projection technology: 3LCD, Projector native resolution: UHD 4K (3840x2160). Light source type: Lamp, Service life of light source: 3500 h, Service life of light source (economic mode): 5000 h. Focus: Auto, Focal length range: 22.5 - 46.7 mm, Aperture range (F-F): 2 - 3. Supported 3D formats: Side by side, Top and bottom, Video color modes: Bright cinema, Cinema, Dynamic, Natural. Serial interface type: RS-232C https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/epson-eh-tw7400 This impressively specified home cinema projector delivers a great performance for a knock-out price The Epson EH-TW7400 is the latest entry-level model in the manufacturer's home cinema range of projectors – which means it's aimed at those with a dedica... Excellent picture quality, Accurate images, Extensive features, Low input lag, Great price Poor blacks and shadow detail, Not bright enough for true HDR This impressively specified home cinema projector not only supports 4K and HDR, but delivers a great performance for a knock-out price... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/epson-home-cinema-4010-eh-tw7400 Let's clear something up: Despite the 4010 (as it's known in the U.S.) and EH-TW7400 (for the rest of the world) being in Epson's PRO-UHD line-up, it's not actually a native 4K projector.That may a bit disappointing if you're looking to upgrade from a ful... Affordable price, 4K detail and color, Versatile lens-shift, Seven-year lamp life, Very quiet Not 'true' 4K, No wireless control, No HLG HDR playback, Massive size Are projectors the future, or the past? Some manufacturers are adding features like voice control, built-in speakers and streaming apps, clearly hoping that one day soon the projector can be a do-it-all hub to command the smart home. Epson clearly doesn't... https://www.avforums.com/reviews/epson-eh-tw7400-projector-review.15848 The Epson EH-TW7400 is the latest entry-level home cinema projector from the company, and replaces the previous EH-TW7300. The two are almost identical in terms of features and specifications, with the only material differences being that the TW7400 has... Great SDR performance, Decent HDR performance, Excellent accuracy out-of-the-box, Impressive calibrated image, Lens memory feature, Motorised lens cover, Backlit remote control, Fantastic price Blacks and shadow detail are poor The Epson EH-TW7400 is nothing short of a bargain, and sets a new standard for features and performance at the lower end of the projector market. Last year's EH-TW7300 set the bar fairly high, and although the TW7400 isn't really any different it carries... https://www.homecinemachoice.com/content/epson-eh-tw7400-projector-review 'Badges? We don't need no (stinking) badges!' So declared Mexican bandit Gold Hat (Alfonso Bedoya) in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. He clearly wasn't an AV fan. We all love badges. And there's no shortage on Epson's latest projector, the EH-TW7400: 3L... https://www.whathifi.com/reviews/epson-eh-tw7400 Epson may have declared its latest projector a 4K supporter with its ‘PRO-UHD' labelling, but on the spectrum between ‘definitely 4K' and ‘definitely not 4K', the EH-TW7400 is actually somewhere in the middle.It can play 4K (and HDR) material, and feature... Electronic lens controls, 4K and HDR support, Rich, refined colour palette, Not full 4K, 3D glasses not included, Like many Epson projectors, the EH-TW7400 excels for its price. Native 4K projection costing under £2000 may one day be common, but for now, 4K workarounds are perfectly good middle-ground solutions.If you're about to buy a projector, and hankering after...