Epson EH-TW740 3LCD, Full HD, 3300 Lumens, 386 Inch Display, Home Cinema Projector - White

Excellent projector worth for money. Picture quality super Duper

Overall it’s all good but there is no screen sharing and ports are very less, like only 1 HDMI.

I was very hesitant about the 1,000 Lumens brightness as I've always owned Epson projectors at around ~3500 ANSI lumens, and thought this low brightness specs might be something that I would regret.But I'm so glad I was wrong as the 1,000 Lumens on this laser projector is much brighter than at what I usually operate my other 3600 Epson lamp projectors (which I always had them on Eco mode to preserve the lamp and to have a quieter experience).This laser projector is surprisingly bright. Too bright that I had to switch the color mode from dynamic to vivid (dynamic is surprisingly very bright that is actually uncomfortable to my eyes at night), which made me really regret not getting this projector early-on thinking it's not bright enough.The advantage the Epson laser project has on other Epson lamp based are:- Instant ON to full brightness (no warm up time) and takes approx ~4 sec boot time (i.e. from OS boot screen to HDMI signal showing up).- Lightweight with small form factor (so easy to attach to any standard camera mount (tripod or desk-clamp)- no flickering brightness, other lamp based Epsons I owned all suffered from flickering brightness from time to time.The single most important advantage this Epson laser projector (also other Epson lamp based projects) has over other projectors I owned (Optima, Acer, etc..) is 3LCD technology.The individual color brightness of Epson projectors due to 3LCD technology is very difficult to live without once experienced.This is coming from someone who owned other DLP projectors that had higher refresh rates 120hz (excellent for competitive gaming and all around smooth desktop experience). The difference in color was too difficult for me to go back to DLP despite the refresh rate disadvantage (most Epsons operate at normal 60hz)Disadvantage compared to other Lamp based Epsons:- No optical zoom. Other Epson lamp based projectors have adjustable optical zoom lens which allows for increasing / decreasing the size of the projected area (aka dynamic throw ratio) regardless of the distance the projector is placed from the wall without sacrificing clarity in terms of pixel density PPI - Pixels Per Inch (as the case with digital zoom).This laser projector (and it seems most if not all laser projectors) doesn't have optical zoom. This means, if your setup requires you to place your project far away from the wall, you'd have to use it's digital zoom-out or otherwise you'll end up with a very big picture that won't fit the wall you're projecting onto.However, it's a non-issue if you have a flexible setup, or your setup requires only a slight use of the digital zoom (like in my case).All-in-all, my verdict is this is the best projector I owned so far and I really wish they keep producing affordable models of it as I hate to think this is a one off product that we don't get to see more of its kind in the future (haven't seen any other projector in the market that is laser based, having 3LCD technology and affordable as this one).highly recommended

quality level of the device is prod. office level.

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excellent picture

Love the quality better than many specially the keystone correction. Love it and dynamic mode can take care of daylight