Epson EB-X41 Review

The Epson EB-X41 is a projector more geared around presentations, it’s the type of projector you might go for in an office or classroom.  It’s powerful bright images are perfect for projecting a computer screen onto a screen but the brightness isn’t so ideal for a cosy home cinema setting.  That said, looking at real world owner reviews, there are buyers who seem satisfied with its projection experience.

Functionality

The EB-X41 sports a 1024 x 768 resolution, the first point to note is that this is not a 1080 HD screen, but also you should be aware that it is a 4:3 ration, so this is also not a wide screen format. This aspect ratio will give you a squarer image as typical on old style monitors.  This model is therefore more suited to presentations and training purposes rather than viewing a widescreen movie.

This model is also easy to setup and maintain, it is relatively light too making it suitable for moving around.  There are smaller lighter travel projectors out there but this model is light enough to move between classrooms etc.

You can connect up two sources to the projector via the VGA and HDMI ports included.  Additional connectivity via WiFi can be added by purchasing an adapter , with this you are able to share content from any smart device using the iProjection app.

Image Quality

The projector provides clear bright images thanks to its 3600 lumen rating, this makes is more suitable for using in the day time when there may be ambient light in the room.  Coupled with quiet operation and a forecast 10,000 hour (in economy mode) bulb lifetime you can see why this makes for a good presentation projector.  This should provide years of use before a replacement is required.

The 15000:1 contrast ratio and 3LCD projection system will ensure clear snappy images on your screen and accurate colour representation. The high contrast assists in bringing you defined shadows and deeper blacks.

If you need a larger sized image then this projector should be up for consideration, it is able to produce images up to a massive 300″, assuming you have a wall big enough!