Epson QB1000 4K HDR High Lumen 3LCD Laser Projector | Reimagine Projection

Introducing a new generation of high-lumen theater projection from Epson. Developed specifically for premium home theater experiences, the QB1000 delivers a remarkable 8.29 million pixels on-screen up to 3,300 lumens of color and white brightness for an exceptionally clear and immersive 4K UHD experience.

[@UnLogitech85]

AGAIN ? NOT NATIVE 4K ?? IN 2024 ??? WTF

[@aurelienduplan9139]

I got the LS12000, tbh it's almost impossible to see the difference with a 4k native image when you sit at 4 meters from the screen

[@jortpeters6419]

why 40 gbps hdmi 2.1 in 2024 as well..

[@justinbeamon6624]

Let's see if this has anything topping the NZ7 besides brightness.

[@13sergen]

I hope this time with 3D

[@Ag3m1n1]

Forck your 3d and 4k hatred.
This device is excellent in hdr with tone mapping, stunning in a living room bright as a star.
60k hrs support.

[@VanDammage87]

Please tell me this has 3D. Give me a reason to upgrade from the TW9400.

[@uweb6289]

Kein 3 D

[@brentsmith1746]

Can we get the price back down to the 5050? 3k

[@user-zl9qk1sg2f]

Pixel shifting as always, no Dolby Vision no filmmaker mode don’t know what’s going on with Epson

[@florichi]

Who needs filmmaker mode? Just set it to natural or calibrate it to your screen. Filmmaker makes no sense if 1000 different screen materials with different reflective properties exist.

[@heimkinowelten]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@The-Wise-One]

True 4k, or Pixel Shifter

[@2Timothy2.15]

Pixel shifter, and if the LS12000 is any indication, it will look great.

[@percybedford6266]

​@@2Timothy2.15it's true 4k not native 4k. I have the LS12000 and it is an awesome projector.

[@jon1913]

This looks great but I'll never be able to afford it so if you're looking to donate one to a good cause (my home theater) my DMs are open :P