Reviewers Liked
- Superb contrast-rich 2D pictures
- Sharp, unfatiguing 3D pictures
- Exceptional set up flexibility
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Runs noisily in normal lamp mode
- Dynamic iris causes a slight rumbling noise
- No motorized zoom
Epson EH-TW9200W
The Epson EH-TW9200W is a top-quality, high-end video projector. You'll have to futz with the settings to get good picture quality, but once you do, you'll be in store for some fun movie-watching. There are plenty of options for adjustments, including an effective lens-shift. The wireless transmitter is also a welcome addition.
-- As reviewed by DigitalVersus
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By PCPowerPlay AU
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Epson's TW9200W is the new benchmark in projection at the $4,000 price range, and is a must for any serious simulator...
By TrustedReviews
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Epson has surprised us with the TW9200 -- in a good way. By delivering a substantial rather than merely incremental increase in contrast over its predecessors and seemingly improving the quality of its lens and image processing, it’s taken LCD projector picture quality to a new level.
By Home Cinema Choice
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Having made many of our favourite projectors in recent years, Epson suffered a dip in form last year – especially in light of the improvements made by some rivals. The gentle criticism it received seems to have galvanised the world's best-selling...
By AVForums
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As always we would recommend demoing both projectors and then making your mind up but there's no doubt that the Epson EH-TW9200 comes highly recommended.
By What Hi-Fi?
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At this price, our expectations are high and the Epson simply doesn't deliver the high standards set by the formidable Panasonic PT-AT6000E rival, which still holds the distinction of being the best £3000 projector currently available.Despite that, this...
By Les Numériques
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Avec le EH-TW9200W, Epson signe un vidéoprojecteur haut de gamme de bonne qualité. Certes, on aurait aimé ne pas avoir à toucher aux réglages et profiter d'une image fidèle dès la sortie du carton, mais l'appareil se rattrape avec de nombreuses options,...