Epson PowerLite 1781W WXGA, 3,200 lumens color brightness (color light output), 3,200 lumens white brightness wireless 3LCD Portable Projector

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Not cheap, great image and very bright. The combination of 3000+ lumens and WXGA, with a very light unit makes this my top choice. Ive compared many projectors, and this is by far my preferred traveling projector. Larger than those mini-sized, yes, but I can project in well-lit rooms and still have plenty of brightness where those cheap mini projectors would be nearly invisible onscreen. Used extensively for travel and presentations, a good resolution for photo/video, and does a great job of self-focus. I very rarely have to tweak anything, except when Im in a bad room with steep angles and poor projection surface. Even then, it gets pretty close on its own to squaring up the screen. The auto-adjust is a little sensitive to movement, say if someone bumps the table hard enough. It will sense the change and readjust, which is distracting at times. The remote is effective. This allows USB as a video hookup, but this was unusably laggy in my experience, and also caused stutter in my video/audio output. (Windows 8 Pro, Lenovo laptop of 2016 vintage.) I switched back to HDMI, and all problems ceased. One thing to be aware of, if this needs repair, you may have mixed results with Epson. On a previous projector (same model), I was forced to check my bag on the airline, and found that when I got it back later, the corner of the projector had been cracked where the leveling leg is. Epson sent me to an authorized repair center, which could not fix the issue because Epson did not supply those parts. The projector functions fine, just does not have the screw-down leveling leg working any more. So, good example of how tough it is, I guess, still works after a good smack, but would love to have some repair option besides a DIY epoxy fix.

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Works well, even in daylight. Served well for a meeting of ten people in a small conference room. I think it would be fine in a bigger setting. Plug and play, intuitive interface, wonderful resolution and color. Only negative is only one hdmi port. Sound is not adequate for watching video without external speakers.

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When I bought this projector for the price listed I thought I would be getting one that does it all. Wrong I guess. Great picture, intuitive when you plug anything into it, and love the auto-adjust keystone feature. However... If you want to use this to watch and listen to something, dont buy it. I have read most of the manual, plugged several audio sources into it and nothing happens. I guess it only lets you feed audio into it to use its speakers. Bummer. I would return it, but my window apparently just closed on even product support. I just tried plugging in a speaker a few days ago and am really upset I spend $800 on just a fancy presentation projector, when I can get a much cheaper one that at least has an AUDIO OUT!!!! Damn

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WoW!! My hubby encouraged me to spend the money and get a high-end projector. I used it the first time today and I must say that hubby was right. I downloaded and ran the executable file for the USB connection. All I had to do was connect the laptop to the projector, turn on both than walk away. The projector automatically detected the screen, adjusted to the screen size, adjusted the keystone then waited for me to start my presentation. No more anxiety about AV and if it will or will not work at my next training. Several audience members commented on how bright and clear to display was. A few said it was the best display they had ever seen and that the picture was so clear and crisp that it looks like a television, not a projected image. Others will talk about the lumens, how it does the magic tricks, brightness, etc. I want it simple and predictable. This projector more than fits that bill.

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You get what you pay for and we learned the hard way. Purchased one of the 160USD units from another manufacturer and dissapointed our entire off-site group. Pulled the trigger on this unit and wowed everyone. Its bright, sharper than a lot of the units that are provided by the venue, and the auto adjust picture feature is great.

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We have a lot of projectors to demonstrate our TCMax software. This one is the absolute BEST! After using one for a couple weeks I ordered another. The features are amazing especially when you point it toward a screen and it automatically resized to fit the screen. Just amazing.

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This is a good choice for those who travel and make presentations, as its very light and compact. The image quality is excellent, and it throws enough light to work well even in a room with some ambient light. It also is easy to set up and can be connected to a laptop via USB, VGA as well as wireless network. Its wireless network function also allows a mobile device or tablet to be connected. My only criticisms are that it runs a bit hot, and its fan is quite loud. Also, the audio output is absolutely dismal and even in a small room youll need another device, such as amplified speakers, if your presentation has sound. Making matters worse, for some reason the audio output jack which is supposed to drive amplified speakers does not work. I am pretty confident I had all the correct settings, but there is simply no audio output from the projector. The work-around is to simply use my laptops audio output to drive a small amplified sound bar, which works very well. Since Im a photographer, Im more interested in the image quality anyway.

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Its very portable, and has great picture quality. It runs pretty hot so you may have to keep a door open if spending a while in a conference room. Great for playing Wii U or other console games with friends -- just project onto a wall.

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Outstanding back-up LCD Projector that I bring to all my lectures. Great fidelity for my Power Point and Keynote presentations. Electron micrographs and all microscope enhanced slides come out with clarity and no pixelation. Excellent product...

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