Projector Deals & Offers

I messaged Epson outlet and they just pinged me their website link for the warranty which states 2 years / 3 years for lamp. Although the listing states 12 months, I have it in writing now. Suggest anyone planning on getting this do the same

Throw ratio is different for each models. This one has manual zoom whereas tw740 has digital zoom. I returned my tw740 as the digital zoom would leave white border around the picture which was really annoying

Wondering if they would honor the 2 year warranty/ 3 year lamp warranty if purchased from eBay

This was £530from epson's website till Saturday. They put the price up now on their website.

Mini Wifi Projector, FANGOR Native 1080P HD Video Projector, Updated 6500L Portable Bluetooth Projector Support TV Stick, HDMI, VGA, USB, PS3/4, Laptop, iOS/ Android Phone for Home Theater amazon.co.uk/dp/B086BW6Y3L/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_A78RE0MRF6ZX3N7S9944?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 This one - but it was £99 at the time which was a good deal. Not so good at £149. To be clear it is absolutely a budget model. Requires a dark room and is a little fuzzy at the edges. Miles away from the item in this deal. But for an occasional movie for the kids it’s perfect.

The quality is awesome.. I have the tw 5600 and I can see to much different. So happy with the new projector

Sorry, the picture is not visible in your last post. I like the cat, it looks like it has claimed the new acquisition already :)

Thanks :) was actually a bad joke based on the picture :)

There is no ethernet port on the projector. I will try a USB to ethernet adapter once I get mine. The Epson WiFi adapter is way overpriced at over £100

Oos @ PCW and back to £999 at Amazon. Luckily I managed to place an order yesterday

I have one and love it but I agree it has to be pretty dark to make it good viewing conditions

If you want a projector for replacing a TV you need to get an ultra short throw version between £1500 to £4000 minimum. With a few thousand ansi lumens.

The speakers in these are good, 8w I believe, but for outside I bought these from Costco, normally £129 but on offer for £48.99, I bought 12 now so have no worries in the garden for film nights (y) NOTE: I actually found the best combination was 2 as it made perfect stereo, as you go bigger by getting more you just get more sound, so if going for one push and go for 2 you will not regret it, and if you got for more than 2 I can help you set the multi system up as the instructions aren't clear ;) https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/lg-xboom-go-lp5-wireless-bluetooth-speaker-20w-can-connect-100-together-3708968

Go with a TV. If you want a projector to replace your TV, you have to go with a well known brand and with very high specs. That will cost you a lot.

There's coffee in that Nebula...... 🖖

There are Chinese projectors claiming 5000 lumens for £100. Even the major manufacturers, well known in projectors do most their projectors at 2000-3000 lumens. And they cost £500+. 5000 lumens is unrealistic. While portable projectors can't be compared with normal projectors, they have lower specs and other features. 200 ANSI is reasonable for a portable projector.

Calm down dear. It's only a deal website.

Fair point. I'm a bit out of the game with projectors. I just thought it was a bit pricey personally compared to what else is out there.

You know nothing about projector specifications, £200 or less, what you mean is some cheap Chinese junk with false claims. There nothing native 1080 on the market under or at £200.

Those looking for higher specs for only £50 more, should look at this below. I'm not in a position to buy any of them, but if you are willing to spend this amount, I strongly believe this one below will ticks more boxes. 400 ANSI 1080p.

That's it. Portability gets more use. This is by far the best portable projector I've ever used (in terms of brightness, software and as an all rounder). Worth every penny.

I don't like cables! My projector is in the wardrobe, I use it maybe 2-3 times a year and every time I set it up I need to move the furniture, to run cables, etc, it takes time and this is why I don't use it often. A small, portable and wireless projector is easier to manoeuvre. 4000 ANSI is not bad, it is maybe the equivalent on my 1000 lumens which is more than enough and you don't need a completely dark room. So for me, a portable projector means convenience.But I am not willing to pay so much for convenience. A portable one is also easier for work purposes if you do presentations or provide training on regular basis. I am pretty sure if my projector was portable, i would have used it more often.

Simply portability. I got the capsule 2 from Costco the other week when that deal was on. The brightness is ideal for a darkened room and being able to put it in any room or the garden is ideal. It is horses for courses at the end of the day, however I am with other people surprised that this has gone cold.

Personally, I hate cables, so a device that is fully portable and has the ability to wireless stream to and from is the end goal. I'll also use it during training seminars at work where finding a convenient power outlets or infrastructure isn't going to an issue any longer.

It's more the frame of reference. 400 ANSI lumens from a battery powered projector is great! It's pretty bad compared to mains powered projectors though. Genuine question, why do people want battery powered projectors? Small and portable has uses but I can't think of somewhere without mains power I'd want to watch videos. Maybe camping but would I watch more than say 1000 hours in a tent to justify spending this much, probably not.

Got this...way too bulky and heavy for regular travel use. Ok, if you have it in the office.

Its clear from the picture its a 4:3. Do you need to know the material, shade of white or weight?

It literally takes 10 seconds to click on the link and find out.