Epson Home Cinema LS100
About
Epson LS100: Transportable TV Substitution with 4000 ANSI Lumens
The Epson LS100 review reveals that this ultra short-throw projector is positioned as an alternative to traditional TV. It means that you should choose the quality sources (1920×1080 Full HD and 3840×2160 Ultra HD). The insufficient-quality sources with low bitrate will create artifacts, noise, and other unpleasant things, which can spoil the whole impression.
Design
The device has average dimensions (19.4 x 17.2 x 7.4 inches) and weighs 24.3 pounds, but it still belongs to the transportable units. If necessary, the projector can be easily carried from room to room. The connector panel is located on the left rear side. The panel is covered by a removable lid. There’s a built-in control panel on the right side, which is rather useful in case you lose your remote. The model is equipped with 3 HDMI ports and can be integrated into your home media network using the LAN connector or an optional Wi-Fi adapter. The Epson Home Cinema LS100 review demonstrates that the unit is endowed with a built-in speaker system (16W mono) and you can connect sound sources to it (there is a 3.5mm audio input jack).
Features
The Epson Home Cinema LS100 has a high brightness level (4000 ANSI lumens) and this indicator allows you to successfully use the device in a living room filled with sunlight. The latest Epson matrixes (3LCD system) with a resolution of 1920x1200 in combination with a unique laser light source (that is able to dynamically vary brightness) provide a truly cinematic contrast level – 2.500.000: 1, which fully displays all the nuances of the play of light and shadow. It has a lifespan of about 30.000 hours, so there’s no need to periodically change the lamp as in an average projector.
Performance
The Epson Home Cinema LS100 laser projector mounting should be performed on a table, directly in front of the screen (in contrast to the traditional long-throw projectors, which should be located close to the rear wall of the room or under the ceiling). The Epson LS100 is designed for use in a living room or apartment with natural light, so it is brighter but not rich in contrast like classic home theater projectors. A dark-gray border around the image is noticeable even in a dimly lit room. Moreover, the horizontal stripes, when viewing widescreen content, differ from the screen color. Vivid scenes pleased me with believability, the accuracy of shades, and smooth color transitions. The rainbow effect is absent and there’s an ability to manually adjust the gamma to draw out shadows when needed. The Normal power consumption mode makes the projector operate at maximum brightness and the noise level is noticeable in quiet movie scenes, but it is easy to get used to it. The Quiet mode greatly reduces the noise, but the brightness drops to 66% of the maximum.
Our Verdict
Table Of Content
Overall
Rated 4.9 Out off 5.0*
Features
Rated 4.9 Out off 5.0*
The ViewSonic PJD5553LWS Short Throw Projector is packed with features that make it a great choice for any presentation. This projector offers an ultra short throw ratio of 0.49:1 allowing you to project images up to 100 inches from just 4 feet away, and a 3300 ANSI Lumens brightness rating ensures clear visibility even in brightly lit rooms. It also boasts native WXGA (1280 x 800) resolution as well as support for Full HD 1080p content, along with HDMI input offering digital video/audio connectivity options so you can display presentations directly from your laptop or mobile device without the need for additional adapters or cables. Additionally, this model includes a 1-year manufacturer warranty guaranteeing reliable performance over time and peace of mind when making such purchases.
Performance
Rated 4.9 Out off 5.0*
The ViewSonic PJD5553LWS Short Throw Projector offers excellent performance for any presentation or classroom setting. Its 3,200 lumens of brightness and 15000:1 contrast ratio ensure that images are crisp and vibrant even in brightly lit rooms. It is compatible with most laptops, tablets, media players, gaming consoles as well as streaming devices such as Chromecast and Roku sticks via its HDMI port. The projector also features a 0.49 throw ratio which allows it to project large screen sizes (up to 300 inches) from close distances without distortion or blurring the image quality—making this an ideal projector for classrooms where space may be limited. Additionally, the ViewSonic PJD5553LW's lamp has up to 10 years of life so you can count on consistent projection over time without needing frequent bulb replacements.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Advanced connectivity options
- offers a WXGA (1280 x 800 pixels) resolution
- 3D-ready
Cons
- Fan noise sometimes
Specification
Video Compatibility
SECAM
PAL
NTSC
Operating Temperature
Max, C/F
45/113
Min, C/F
0/32
Resolution
Native Resolution
1920 x 1200
Resolution Abbreviation
WXGA
Max Resolution (resized)
1920 x 1200
Properties
Throw Ratio Range
0.27:1
Contrast Ratio
2800:1
Brightness, Lumens
4000
Power Consumption, W
448
Aspect Ratio
16:10
Input Lag, Ms
33
Projection Distance, M/ft
0.4 - 0.6/1 - 1.4
Noise Level, DBA
38
Projection Screen Size, Inch
70 - 130
Projection System
DLP
Pixel Number
2304000
Color Reproduction
1.07 billion
FEATURES
Mouse Functions
REMOTE CONTROL
Projection Method
front, rear, ceiling mount, tabletop
Security
Kensington lock, password protection
3D
Connectivity
Composite Video Input (RCA)
1
12V Trigger
VGA Input
1
RS232 (DB-9pin)
MHL
Ethernet (RJ45)
SPDIF (optical)
Audio Output (3.5mm)
1
Audio Input (3.5mm)
1
USB (service)
1
Audio Input (RCA)
1
USB
2
Settings
Keystone Adjustment Horizontal, +- Degrees
3
Keystone Adjustment Vertical, +- Degrees
3
Lamp
Lamp Life (eco Mode), Hours
30000
Lamp Life (normal Mode), Hours
20000
Lamp Type, W
AUDIO
Sound Type
mono
Speaker Power, W
16
Integrated Speakers
Lens
Zoom Ratio
1.3x
Lens Shift
vertical +/- 3%, horizontal +/- 3%
Focal Length, Mm
F-number
Dimensions
Weight, Kg/pounds
10.8/24.3
Size W X H X D, сm/inches
48.2 x 43.1 x 17.7/19.4 x 17.2 x 7.4