Epson PowerLite 435W

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Pros:

Short projection distance. Above-average video quality. Relatively long lamp life. Good range of connectivity choices.
Rated at 3000 lumens, measured out to 2639 lumens in Normal Mode, Estimated lamp life of 6000 hours in ECO Mode, Short throw so large images can be achieved with projector a feet away, Capable of wireless connectivity via addon module, Capable of interact...

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Data image quality, though solid, is unimpressive
Not 3D capable, No zoom, so placement in critical to achieve your desired image

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Last revision on November 21, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Short projection distance. Above-average video quality. Relatively long lamp life. Good range of connectivity choices
Rated at 3000 lumens, measured out to 2639 lumens in Normal Mode, Estimated lamp life of 6000 hours in ECO Mode, Short throw so large images can be achieved with projector a feet away, Capable of wireless connectivity via addon module, Capable of interact

Reviewers Didn't Like

Data image quality, though solid, is unimpressive
Not 3D capable, No zoom, so placement in critical to achieve your desired image

Expert reviews and ratings

The Epson PowerLite 435W is a very capable short-throw projector, particularly good for teachers or business presenters that use a lot of video in their...

By PC Mag on July 17, 2012

The Epson PowerLite 435 has proven to be a real performer in the ever growing, short throw class, of projectors. With its 3000 lumen brightness rating and its measured brightness of 2639 lumens, the 435w has more than enough power to handle just...

By Projectors at Projector Reviews on April 30, 2012

The Epson PowerLite 435W is a 3000 lumen projector, with a native resolution of 1280×800 pixels. It has a 16:10 native aspect ratio, which is the same aspect ratio of most laptop computers sold as of this writing. An 80 inch diagonal image can be be...

By Projectors at Projector Reviews on April 30, 2012