- Is this a true 4K projector?
- No. It accepts 4K UHD input and downscales it to the projector's native panel resolution. The image is sharp, but it is not native 4K.
- Do I ever need to replace a lamp?
- No. It uses a laser light source rated for roughly 20,000 hours, so there is no lamp to swap. Brightness slowly declines over that life.
- How close to the wall does it need to be?
- The ultra short throw lens sits inches from the screen and still fills a large image. Exact distance depends on the screen size you want.
- Can it be used in a bright room?
- Yes. At 6000 lumens it is bright enough for classrooms and meeting rooms with lights on, though a good screen still helps contrast.
- What inputs does it have?
- HDMI and USB are the main connections. There are no built-in streaming apps, so plan on an external source device.
- Is it good for a home theater?
- It works, but it is built for installation in bright rooms. Home theater buyers usually want native 4K and better black levels.
- Where is the Epson PowerLite L695SE 6000-Lumen Short Throw cheapest?
- At Dell Home & Home Office, for $5,710.00, as of our latest check.