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Epson Home Cinema 5040UB 3LCD Home Theater Projector with 4K Enhancement, HDR10, 100% Balanced Color and White Brightness, Ultra Wide DCI-P3 Color Gamut and UltraBlack Contrast

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Features

  • Epson PRO UHD with 4K Enhancement Technology (1) : accepts 4K UHD content and upscales non 4K content to deliver amazing lifelike images with resolution that exceeds Full HD
  • Advanced, 3 Chip, 3LCD Design : 3LCD technology ensures no color wheel, no white segment and no rainbow effect. Computer Compatibility: PC, Mac. Driving Method - Poly-silicon TFT Active Matrix, 0.74"-wide panel
  • HDR10 (2) High Dynamic Range and Ultra Black Contrast : full 10 bit color output and a contrast ratio up to 1,000,000:1 deliver an extraordinary range of color and detail in both bright and dark scenes
  • Lab Ultra Wide Color Gamut : delivers 100 Percent of the 3 dimensional DCI P3 color gamut (3), the digital cinema standard, with 50 Percent wider color gamut than Rec. 709. Excluding feet: 20.5 x 17.7 x 6.7 inches (W x D x H)
  • 100 Percent Balanced Color Brightness : 2,500 lumens of equal color and white brightness (4) for vibrant, rich color, even in rooms with ambient light

Description

Get exceptional, color-rich performance and immersive images with the Home Cinema 5040UB. Epson PRO-UHD 3LCD home theater projectors deliver a groundbreaking combination of color, contrast and resolution for the ultimate entertainment experience. Every detail comes alive with 4K Enhancement Technology (1), which accepts 4K UHD content and upscales non-4K content. An advanced, 3-Chip, 3LCD design means no color wheel, white segment or rainbow effect. With HDR10 (2) and Lab Ultra Wide Color Gamut, movies look extraordinary. Plus, get 100% Balanced Color Brightness, with 2,500 lumens equal color/white brightness (4), and an UltraBlack contrast ratio up to 1,000,000:1.1. 4K Enhancement Technology (4Ke) shifts each pixel diagonally to double Full HD resolution. Resolution is Full HD in 3D Mode. 2. HDR performance available with select devices. For more information, see our official site. 3. Entire DCI color space can be displayed in Digital Cinema Mode only. 4. Color brightness (color light output) and white brightness (white light output) will vary depending on usage conditions. Color light output measured in accordance with IDMS 15.4; white light output measured in accordance with ISO 21118. 5. For convenient and reasonable recycling options, visit our official site. 6. SmartWay is an innovative partnership of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that reduces greenhouse gases and other air pollutants and improves fuel efficiency. Terminal Outputs - Trigger out 12 V DC, 200 mA maximum

Brand: Epson


Recommended Uses For Product: Home Cinema, Business


Special Feature: Portable


Connectivity Technology: HDMI, USB, Mini USB, LAN, Computer/D-sub 15 pin, RS-232c


Display resolution: 2049 x 1080


Brand Name: ‎Epson


Item Weight: ‎24.3 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎20.5 x 17.7 x 7.6 inches


Item model number: ‎Home Cinema 5040UB


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Special Features: ‎Portable


Date First Available: July 29, 2016


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    • Fantastic projector, fantastic service, but some things to note before buying.
Style: 4K PRO-UHD, 2500 Lumens, 1,000,000 Contrast
In spite of having to do 2 exchanges (update: 3!) for this - meaning I had to re-mount 3 projectors - I have to give this monster 5/5 stars. 1) Epson support is amazing. It's right up there with Amazon's. They did everything they could to make sure I was happy and made it as pain free as possible to get a projector that was 100%. Lemons happen - I've done tech support in the past and know how it goes - so I am not at all holding this against the quality of the product. The last one I received was flawless. I also had issues that most people would not even notice on both accounts. 2) Picture quality is the most amazing thing I have ever seen. I am using a Silver Ticket grey screen. My room is light-tight but my walls are not at all dark. It still looks amazing. 3) Gaming performance is better than expected. Still doesn't look as smooth as butter, but I expected it to be a lot worse from what I read with the previous generation. I primarily use it for movies, but it works great for my console games. 4) Bright bright bright! I wish I there was a step below Eco mode as I even find it more that bright enough at it's lowest settings. When I am doing casual watch/gaming. I have have the lights slightly dim and/or have the door open allowing hall lights in without having it completely washed out. Still obviously better to have blackout. **Some notes or nit-picks to help others before purchasing: - Even with the 4K enhancement, a 4K signal is apparently down-scaled to 1080p first. This means you are not using the real pixel data when "enhancing" to look like 4K; they are doing the same algorithm to make an educated guess as to what data to use to fill in the gaps that they use for 1080p signal. You are not going to get a perfect 4K, but I hardly notice the difference anyways. The real treat with UHD is HDR and better audio, BUT... - HDR is pretty much not an option right now.(** See update!) Even though it was a major selling point for me, it seems like their list of supported players is extremely lacking. I use an XBox One and it does not detect that the player can handle HDR**. Epson knows about this but doesn't know when/if it will be fixed. Any settings you see suggested on the web are just mimicking the effect and not really providing the true color of HDR. - There is a motor involved in the 4K pixel shift or "4K enhancement", this means you might be able to hear a light hum/buz in very quiet conditions. Some people report that they cannot hear it at all. - The power LED is freaking bright in a dark room! I used painter's tape to cover it. **Update! The Xbox One S now supports HDR with this projector! This only works for 4K Blu Ray, as far as I can tell, so no Netflix or Amazon HDR. It might work with games, but I don't have any to test. To enable this: Xbox One S settings>video output>advanced video settings>and select the item "allow YCC 4:2:2". 4K also has to be on for the blue ray I tested. Looks amazing! * I had a 3rd projector fail, just stopped powering on with no prior issues. Again, Epson got me a replacement in 2 days. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2017 by Kindle Customer
    • EPSON DOES NOT STAND BEHIND THEIR PRODUCTS - RUN AWAY FROM EPSON, DON'T WALK ! ! !
Style: 4K PRO-UHD, 2500 Lumens, 1,000,000 Contrast
Like so many others who have written reviews here, our experience with Epson has been entirely miserable. Let's start with the projector itself. At first, we were very pleased. The images are (or, should I say, were) sharp with impressively vivid colors. That is, until an unmistakable purple, vertical line appeared on the screen. Fortunately, the projector was still (just barely) under warranty. UNFORTUNATELY, they insisted on replacing it with a refurbished projector rather than a new one. Naturally, I protested. After all, we didn't purchase a refurbished unit from Amazon . . . so why should we accept anything less as a warranty replacement? Sorry, Charlie. That's their "policy". Also, your warranty is NOT extended when a product fails. Therefore, if your refurbished unit "goes kaput" even one day after the ORIGINAL warranty expired, you're out of luck. Well, guess what happened? To be fair, our refurbished unit functioned normally until recently. And, yes, we ultimately had five years of service between the two projectors. This, however, is where it gets really interesting. When our second (refurbished) unit failed, it had the exact same problem. Yet again we were stuck with a vertical, purple line. As a journalist with a long history of consumer advocacy, seeing the same failure on two projectors - consecutively, mind you - immediately caused me to suspect a "known issue" circumstance. By that, I mean a problem that arises frequently enough to warrant "unacceptable failure" or "recall" status. hink about it. What are the chances that a SINGLE customer would have the EXACT same problem TWICE IN A ROW ? ? ? Since the projector failed, I have spoken with two Customer Resolution Reps at Epson, as well as five different Epson Dealers (see: Home Theater Installers). I got nowhere with the Epson Reps and, with my background in consumer advocacy, I knew that the best route would be to contact someone at corporate, which I did . . . or, attempted to do. First, I directed an e-mail to their CEO. I've dealt with Jeff Bezos, Michael Dell and dozens of other CEO's who never failed to (at the very least) offer the professional courtesy of a response. Epson's CEO Keith Kratzberg? Not so much as a "take a hike". I then forwarded that same correspondence to one of Epson's Senior VP's. Again, no response whatsoever. Sorry, but that failure to follow up with a consumer (much less an industry professional) is not only unacceptable, but casts a poor light on Epson's corporate ethics. Now, here's the clincher. EVERY Epson Dealer I spoke with offered nearly IDENTICAL feedback. Honestly, I've never been so shocked and dismayed. Here's the overview. Epson (according to their own dealers) has two primary objectives. First, to advance their technology as quickly as possible in order to remain competitive. Secondly, to offer their products at a competetive price point. And, because technology changes so rapidly, consumers have to expect that quality control and product reliability "may be compromised". Okay . . . sure. If my $35 toaster fails due to the fact that it was cheaply made in order to also be sold inexpensively, I totally get that. BUT A $2500.00 PROJECTOR? REALLY? Worse yet, TWO of the Epson Dealers I spoke with (one of them working a repair bench at the Home Theater store) told me that, if my Epson outlasted its warranty, "I did well". Sorry. Maybe I'm old school (okay, I'm definitely old school) but you cannot be serious! So, Epson is building products which consumers can expect to "maybe" outlast the warranty and, if they do, we're supposed to be grateful? All I can say is, "WOW!" Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe the average person who buys a $2500 projector has the expectation that they'll be throwing that unit in the trash and buying a new one (or five) before their AV receiver (or any other home entertainment electronics) give up the ghost. Me? Not so much. To be sure, nobody in the industry mentioned any of this before we decided to go with a projection system. Had they done so, we would have gone in another direction - be it a more expensive product made by a company with higher standards or away from projectors entirely So, in closing, here's the takeaway: Epson products, by their own dealer's admission, are "disposable". Therefore, don't expect "many years" of good service. Also, their product/quality control standards are poor, and not just from a longevity standpoint. In my mind (and most consumers, no doubt) if a particular issue surfaces regularly enough, the manufacturer has a responsibility to own that failure and make it right - meaning, fix the issue or replace the projector. The "purple, vertical line" issue (optical generator failure), as well as power supply issues, are well documented and conceded by Epson dealers. What will they do to remedy those ongoing issues? Nothing. "Go buy a new projector because the cost to repair the one you have (if we can get the parts) is prohibitive." And, finally, don't expect Epson to respond to correspondence, as any and every reputable business would do - because they won't. My advice, for what it's worth? If you're one of those people who go out and buy the new I-phone the minute it comes out just because you insist on having the very latest tech, maybe you won't mind spending upwards of $3000.00 on a new projector every two years or so. If not, hang a giant flat screen on your wall knowing that you'll likely get eight or ten years of service. That, or buy something other than Epson. And, if it lasts more than two years, get back to me with the good news in order that our family can do likewise. In the meantime, I will be posting consumer reviews on as many sites as I can find as well as approaching editors seeking to publish my experiences with Epson in an attempt to save others from having the same excruciating experience! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2021 by Chuck - Dub

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