Epson EH-TW6250 - image quality at 130 inch (330 cm) size on a white painted wall and menu 

Hi, I am mostly using it with its own speaker because I am sitting very close to it, but I have paired it with an LG Xboom RN9 in case I need a louder sound. It is the big box you can spot in front of the screen. The youtube videos you see in the clip have their sounds coming from the projector speaker, tho.

Yes, it has manual trapezoidal correction and also quick corner, manual zoom from a wheel on the top of the projector, and it has very good brightness in three levels: high, standard, and low. I have mine in the video at about 3.5m, so there is no problem with 4m either

@@GameMode12 Okay, because I have to position it quite far from the center of the room and with other very cheap projectors I had this problem, it distorted the image and the picture was very crooked

@@MattiaPiras7This will not cause any of the problems you had with the other cheap projectors. I am sure of it.

@@GameMode12 okay thank you

​@@MattiaPiras7it has lens shift, which is important for your usage, 'cause it physically moves the projection

The HDMI is just ARC, not eARC.

Hi, I will quote from the user manual: " If your AV system or speakers, such as a sound bar, has an HDMI port, you can connect them to the projector using an HDMI cable (with Ethernet) to output audio to these devices. • When the AV System is connected to the projector, set HDMI Link to On. (Settings > HDMI Link > HDMI Link) • To output audio from the projector's HDMI1 (ARC) port, set Audio Out Device to AV System. (Settings > HDMI Link > Audio Out Device) " So, I think it will work but I can't test it myself.

The bar got 3 hdmi inputs, what's your problem?

Hi! In the menu go to Extended > Projection > Ceiling Front. if you do the right selections and it is not working, then it must be a "malfunction of the system".

I made a video about dark scenes for the another Epson projector and the image on this 4k one is identical regarding the colors only the clarity is a little better due to 4K compared to Full HD . You can see it here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-deSyLYkdPMw.html. I haven't experienced any flickering on any Epson projector and I have used 3.

3LSD? Maybe that's the reason for flickering 😅

yes, it is not real 4K in theory but if i look up in the settings, there it shows 3840 x 2160 so I don't know what to say.

@@GameMode12 Thank you for the response would you suggest BenQ or Optima for a real 4 K with this same price range an example benq w2700, may be a little bit more expensive but according to them it has 8 million pixels.

@avinashss2207 I haven't tested any of these, so it is best to buy the one you like the most. Basically, they are all good, and you can't go wrong with any of them.

​@@avinashss2207go with the newer 2710. Most of the people in this topic, like Chris Majestic, are saying that from a normal sitting position, you can't tell between 2k and 4k shifted images, only in close-ups. Don't go with Optoma. If you wanna save bucks, rather get a viewsonic, than an Optoma...

In the thumbnail of the video you see the all-in-one remote of this projector. It comes also with another remote which is only for the Android TV dongle. You don't need to use that. So, using this all-in-one remote in the down section, there is a button with 3 horizontal lines. That is for the projector's menu. On the upper section the button with a "home" on it, it is for the Android TV home menu. In other words, the buttons above the arrows' dial are for Android TV and the buttons under the arrows' dial are for the projectors settings.