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I bought the next model up (2650 from Currys for £180 - not on offer), after the CISS on my £50 HP 4 in 1 HUKD purchase was playing up and I needed something quickly. I've found the print quality isn't as good and it feels flimsy but the ink reservoirs are a good idea, and it's cheap and cheerful enough for schoolwork. The separate ink refills are also around the £6-7 mark on Amazon, so cheap enough.

how reliable is this

From AVForums.com Review of the best buy TW9300 projector (the next step up in the range from the TW7300) - https://www.avforums.com/product/epson-eh-tw9300.10355 " If you don’t quite have the light controlled room and your walls and ceiling are white or similar then the TW7300 is the machine for you with all the strengths for such a room (the TW9300 would lose its black level advantage in such an environment so you are better off saving some cash). " Very good quality projectors cost a lot, not all projectors are equal, you won't get the same performance or features out of a £500 projector as you will out of this one....

Excellent projector and excellent price. Voted hot

Because it's not a "real" 4K projector maybe? Honestly I'd recommend sticking with a decent 3D projector for a few years as proper 4K ones are still massively overpriced for what they are.

I think this is cold because the math is wrong. Say a movie is ~2 hours. A movie a day would be 2x365=730 hours a year. In 7 years, it only makes 5110 hours. The variation is too much for cold-voters to handle. It's not even a margin of error. That's gross miscalculation. The actual number if years according to the data provided, within the margin of error would be 48 years. OP! Get your math right. You might get more plus votes. That or if the price for a overly expensive stupid projector that was actually affordable or had more than a mere consolation 9% off.

Cold??? It's cheapest price deal but cold????

Anyone able to claim cash back. I'm getting error "Oops! Some of the fields are marked as mandatory. Please fill all of them!"

It was at 98% sold when I ordered mine.

showing full price for me too. Already logged in with the Amazon prime account.

Make sure you are logged in with an Amazon prime account to see discounted price. I already bought one so it will only show me higher price now, so can't check soz.

Has this ended as showing full price for me ?

Anyone got decent suggestions for a projector screen please?

Nope, just bought 30 mins ago

has this gone up in price

Anybody got any suggestions on tech to go with this? Looking for a surround sound system now, a decent retractable screen to do it properly, a ceiling mount, can't think of much else, should I be?

Took the plunge after months of deliberating. My office have an older version of this, and that one's top drawer so this is absolutely perfect. Cheers OP! £10 off for loading £80 in yesterday £15 off for using my sisters's student prime Got it for £275 in the end!

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Probably being voted by cold based on people not understanding the value of the Ecotank feature. £150 for this printer is a steal, hot.

3 year warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase too

Just to let everyone know I have a 720 pixel BenQ projector and i'm very happy with it Bought it for £260 a few years back Connected it to a 30 year old Sony amp and I get an image 110 inches wide by about 60 inches deep. The image is straight on my wall Just bear in mind that if you are only watching blu rays, then £260 is a fantastic price for something that in time, might get little use. Gaming images are fine on mine but if you are fussy, then feel free to spend almost double to get a clearer image Voted hot for the price

Please help: I have found a second hand projector, LG PA1000 for £100. Not many hours of usage. Is this any good for this price? I am looking for something decent, but not special, just to watch some movies and for the children to watch cartoons. i am aware the room needs to be dark. I am trying to understand the resolution, but I don't really get it. According to the specification, the resolution is up to WSXGA+ (1680x1050@6Hz). Am I right to say that this is HD ready? Also, according to the specifications, it is 3D ready. Do I need to have the movies in a 3d format, or it is just a matter of getting 3d glasses. Thanks and apologies for my ignorance, i live in the transistors era :).

I find resolution doesn't matter too much for projectors if you sit far back enough... however for that price... na, I got my 1080p one for £280.

XGA is a waste of time. I’ve had refurbished native 1080p projectors with 3000lm off eBay for less than £300 before. You won’t regret doing your research.

As others have said, if you have the money, go for 1080p. That said, this is a decent quality projector at an ok price. In my experience kids will watch anything above 240p without complaint. (embarrassed)

Looks like a lot of printer and quite a good price too. (y)

https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing-accessories/printers-scanners-and-ink/printers/hp-laserjet-pro-mfp-m281fdw-all-in-one-wireless-laser-printer-with-fax-10170565-pdt.html?awc=1599_1529160028_05045619ad72741e495a46a638f243c6&srcid=369&xtor=AL-1&cmpid=aff~HotUKDeals~Communities & UGC~47868&awid=47868 What do you think of this?

Oh thanks mate I’ll deffo keep a eye out! Enjoy your weekend

Yeh, think I paid £99 or £149, it's still on it's starter cartridges! Search the deals on here, they come up quite often. (y)

something like this? https://www.amazon.co.uk/HP-M277dw-LaserJet-Colour-Printer/dp/B00TON9V2C

I've got an Epson EH-TW5300 which has really got me back into 3D films again and everyone I've shown it to has been blown away by it. Not sure about price, but I think I paid just over £500 about a year ago, so it's likely you could find one within your budget by now.

looking to spend maybe upto £500 on a projector... any recommendations guys?

I'd honestly recommend paying a bit more and getting full HD and 3D capability.

As the OP says, this is great for "presentations" - a nice office projector. If you're looking for a home cinema projector, Full HD (1920x1080) is well worth spending the extra for.

Not a bad deal. Very bright for the price, not Full HD though ( WXGA 1280 x 800) but if you keep it under 120 inches or so shouldn't be an issue. Contrast ratio 15k to 1. Today's home theater projectors come in different fixed resolutions including XGA (1024 x 768), WXGA (1280 x 800), HD (1920 x 1080) and, every once in a while, 4K (4096 x 2160). HD is the most popular format.

4K is good but really expensive decent 4K projector from Epson is about £2500. FHD projectors are really good. There is not much to see in 4K. It will take few years to mature 4K. but then again 8K is on the way, already 8K PC monitors are in the market.... I believe for Home theatre screen size FHD is sufficient. I got mine delivered yesterday and I am absolutely thrilled with performance of this projector. Brighter than my LED TV in daylight, plus more VIVID and 600000:1 contrast is absolute cracking on blacks and shadows!

Is there much point as 4K projectors are starting to come down in price now?

£800 now.

very decent price for this item

Thanks for that was waiting for it to drop again can sell my TW5210 now.

Oh and when it came out it was £150

Cracking price and brilliant printer!! Cartridges are on the pricey side but if your do the ready ink via Epson it works out at £8.99 at cartridge

Great, that's the website I was looking for.

According to this calculator to get a screen size of 120 inches with this projector you will need to place it 2.72m to 3.28m (8' 11" to 10' 9") away from the screen.

Thanks that puts it behind my wall! Oh well

its personal opinion. I searched and found that the recommend viewing angle for most people is 40degrees, for THX certification it has to be at least 36degrees. at 120", thats 2.6m wide, which to be 40 degrees viewing angle means you should sit about 3.6m back At this distance you should mount your projector 3m back from the screen. I have set my screen up with 50deg viewing angle and it seems fine for me.

How far should it be from the screen for, say, 120 inch image?

No difference, The one's on Ebay come with chip also. I buy mine of Ebay.

depending on the seller they may have the old chip which means the cartridges won't work

What's the difference between these ones and the Ebay ones which are much cheaper?

Missed the boat with my indecision then (fierce)

Oh okay, well it seem this projector has gone up in price now, but that would certainly work, the zoom adjustments are very good on it and you would get a lot bigger image than 32” and it should look pretty good too because it would be a small screen size for a projector so the image would look very sharp

Thanks for the reply. Basically, I have two fitted double wardrobes on the wall facing my bed, which means I can't have a decent sized telly to watch. So thought this would be a decent solution, rolling projector screen from the ceiling just in front of the doors, projector ceiling mounted at the head of the bed. Anything over 32" would be a dramatic improvement on my current set up!

Yeah, best to look on the Epsom site and use the calculator as every projector has a different throw ratio etc, and are not all the same What size image are you looking to project? I’m assuming not to big as it would be pretty close the image so you wouldn’t want a massive image. If it’s not too large I can’t see it being a problem thoigh

looks like someone pipped me to the last one on Amazon :( OOS everywhere now at that £399 price

This is true. These are good for watching some movies if you lre not too bothered about picture quality and detail but display a slide with more Text or detail on it and it won't be as great. I have a chinese projector that uses SVGA resolition and its best for playing children Cartoons. Youre fine with peppa pig or Shrek for example but action movies is a pain. I've paid for my cheap chinese one 3 years ago £110 but best option is probably to go for optoma when they're on a deal.

Displaying anything where lots of text is required, like spreadsheets, in 800x600 is hard. Unless you're just doing a few slides or video it won't be amazing. For about £100-130 you can get a 1280x800 beamer from the usual Chinese vendors, which'll be as bright as this, a bit noisier with worse build quality, optics and image adjustment abilities, but depending on what you need might actually be a better proposition. Here's a couple of links (for anyone that's interested XD ): https://www.gearbest.com/projectors/pp_603643.html?wid=1433363 (this is standard 1280x800) https://www.gearbest.com/projectors/pp_775870.html?wid=1433363 (this is same but with Android client built in)

This looks great for business use though, I'm tempted to pick one up for work!

But its only SVGA. I guess its decent at that price range but if I was to go for another home Cinema projector id much rather go something full HD or 4k. Of course its pricey but I've had mine projecting at 105" screen and quality isnt that great then. There fine for screen up to 60" i guess but then id prefer to pay the extra and get even one of the cheaper polaroid tvs and enjoy a fair better quality picture.

Good Price, thanks for posting

Would either of these handle card printing ? Looking for something with a flat paper path

You can buy the refillable ink cartridges for the Epson, and then the Ink is cheap enough. Refillable Cartridges: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/29XL-Empty-Refillable-Ink-Cartridge-For-Epson-XP-235-XP-332-XP-335-XP-432-XP/32806068766.html Cheap Ink: https://www.amazon.co.uk/4x100ml-Refills-Epson-Printers-Systems/dp/B002LIUCY8/ref=sr_1_94?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1529448847&sr=1-94&keywords=100ml+ink

Probably as it was posted by a moderator...

Canon one is £49.99 following the link. Still, not bad for a document scanner with some option print capabilities :)

Bought this from argos last October and it broke on January although i used it once a month if that