Epson EH TW420

Although ultimately let down by the classic LCD black level problem, there are certain shots and scenes where the TW420's pictures look really very nice indeed. Which is enough, at the very least, to make me feel excited by what Epson's imminent...

This chic, portable projector manages to combine Home Cinema pleasure with several other multifunction options but despite its versatility (or perhaps because of it) the resulting picture quality is disappointingly dark at times, plus you're hampered...

We liked the genuine usability and adaptability of this machine. The different inputs give enough flexibility to suit the type of user that it's aimed at: general consumers rather than home theatre buffs. However, its lack of HDMI and limited HD...

value for money, image quality

100% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

easy to set up and get going. lots of control over settings. great picture quality, dvds look fantastic, even freeview looks good

some reds look quite orange. blacks can be a bit grey

Good quality picture right up the size scale, nice and bright so I can watch in daylight without a problem. Also good range of connections so I can connect computer, WII etc. Will play a slideshow direct from an SD card of JPG's or from a USB stick....

Sound quality is great but not much volume - who uses the speakers in the projector anyway? More serious is the noise it makes which interferes a bit

As a film fanatic I was devasted when my previous projector blew up. (Over use?) It had been very expensive and I was very anxious as to how this epson would perform. WOW!!! Set up within seconds. Picture quality when connected to freeview, DVD and...

A great projector for the price - being LCD you do not get the dreaded rainbow effect of the DLP ones

Contrast could be better and the auto iris is a bit slow but at the price it is fantastic

Nice sharp image

Zoom adjustment range a bit low