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$899.99*: Epson Home Cinema 2350 4K HDR10 Smart Gaming Projector w/ Android TV at Amazon

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Amazon [amazon.com] has Epson Home Cinema 2350 4K HDR10 Smart Gaming Projector w/ Android TV for $899.99.
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$400 lower (31% savings) than the list price of $1299.99
$100 lower (10% savings) than the previous price of $999.99

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Amazon [amazon.com] has Epson Home Cinema 2350 4K HDR10 Smart Gaming Projector w/ Android TV for $899.99.
Shipping is free.

Price
$400 lower (31% savings) than the list price of $1299.99
$100 lower (10% savings) than the previous price of $999.99

*Previous Frontpage Deal at $900 with 14 Deal Score and 36 comments.

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Any reviews for this model? I see it has only a single HDMI. If I have amazon fire tv and wish to connect home theatre speakers on ARC, I cannot with this model, right?
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evilchild
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Quote from prp007 :
Any reviews for this model? I see it has only a single HDMI. If I have amazon fire tv and wish to connect home theatre speakers on ARC, I cannot with this model, right?
Can't you connect your fire tv to receiver and pass through the audio by ARC?
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Quote from evilchild :
Can't you connect your fire tv to receiver and pass through the audio by ARC?

I don't have a receiver. I have a Sony 5.1 speaker system which connects via HDMI.
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Not true 4k
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jborage
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Quote from sHockz_atx :
Not true 4k

I have an Epson 5040 which uses 4k eshift. It creates a beautiful picture.

I don't know how this projector compares to mine, but I wouldn't let the non-native 4k spec scare me away, especially in this price bracket
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Quote from jborage :
I have an Epson 5040 which uses 4k eshift. It creates a beautiful picture.

I don't know how this projector compares to mine, but I wouldn't let the non-native 4k spec scare me away, especially in this price bracket
The 5040 is better than this one for sure, but the 2350 is much newer. The 5040ub and 5050ub do 3d, but the 2350 does not, if that's important to you. They both also have motorized lens shift vs the manual lens shift on the 2350. The 2350 is a very budget oriented projector...

The 5050ub under 1k would be a deal, and possibly worth upgrading to from yours as it has full bandwidth 4k hdmi 2.0 @ 18gbps (5040 only does 10.2gbps,) deeper blacks, real HDR (12 bit color with 16 step fine tone-mapping,) and is much quieter than the 5040.

The real consideration for you is gaming - as the 2350 and 5050ub have much lower input lag (~20ms) vs the 5040, which is about 30-40 ms. The 2350 and 5050ub both do 4k@60hz as well, where the 5040 only does 4k@30hz
Last edited by sHockz_atx June 30, 2025 at 06:52 AM.
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Quote from sHockz_atx :
The 5040 is better than this one for sure, but the 2350 is much newer. The 5040ub and 5050ub do 3d, but the 2350 does not, if that's important to you. They both also have motorized lens shift vs the manual lens shift on the 2350. The 2350 is a very budget oriented projector...

The 5050ub under 1k would be a deal, and possibly worth upgrading to from yours as it has full bandwidth 4k hdmi 2.0 @ 18gbps (5040 only does 10.2gbps,) deeper blacks, real HDR (12 bit color with 16 step fine tone-mapping,) and is much quieter than the 5040.

The real consideration for you is gaming - as the 2350 and 5050ub have much lower input lag (~20ms) vs the 5040, which is about 30-40 ms. The 2350 and 5050ub both do 4k@60hz as well, where the 5040 only does 4k@30hz
As someone used to OLED do all these projectors have that white glare? You know the one where it's like foggy on the screen. Would I notice a big different?

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Quote from JackScagnetti :
As someone used to OLED do all these projectors have that white glare? You know the one where it's like foggy on the screen. Would I notice a big different?
These projectors will not compare to an OLED. These are budget projectors. A comparative projector to OLED woud need 4k native LCoS (laser projector) and entry price MSRP wise would be around $6k. Something like a Sony VPL-XW series or JVC RS2100/3100/4100. But these things get expensive fast, upwards of $25k. The purpose of these budget level projectors is more aligned with dedicated budget av rooms, and some light gaming.
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Quote from sHockz_atx :
Not true 4k
there are no native 4k projectors at this price point.
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Quote from sHockz_atx :
These projectors will not compare to an OLED. These are budget projectors. A comparative projector to OLED woud need 4k native LCoS (laser projector) and entry price MSRP wise would be around $6k. Something like a Sony VPL-XW series or JVC RS2100/3100/4100. But these things get expensive fast, upwards of $25k. The purpose of these budget level projectors is more aligned with dedicated budget av rooms, and some light gaming.
Thanks this is very useful
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Quote from prp007 :
Any reviews for this model? I see it has only a single HDMI. If I have amazon fire tv and wish to connect home theatre speakers on ARC, I cannot with this model, right?

This has infact two ports one arc. Media player is hooked on to one port which you can take out and put a fire stick or whatever you need. ( check specs) you can use the arc to plug on the HDMI of your surround sound system. you may have to run a Longer optical HDMI though. I have that setup.
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MayoTech
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wonder how this would be for an indoor golf simulator.
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prp007
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Quote from Tijomthomas :
This has infact two ports one arc. Media player is hooked on to one port which you can take out and put a fire stick or whatever you need. ( check specs) you can use the arc to plug on the HDMI of your surround sound system. you may have to run a Longer optical HDMI though. I have that setup.

Thank you for your insights!
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Quote from MayoTech :
wonder how this would be for an indoor golf simulator.

Probably pretty good for that. Brightness would be the most important factor for a golf sim. Resolution and input response don't matter all that much since graphics aren't great and there's always a delay from the launch monitor after hitting anyway.

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