Review on 🖥️ Epson EpiqVision LS500 Laser Ultra Short Throw Projector, 4000 lumens, 4K PRO-UHD, HDR, Android TV, Google Assistant, HDMI 2.0, Built-in Speakers, Sports, Gaming, Movies & Streaming – Black by Jeff Billingsley

The author of this review. Someone who is a video file. I like oversaturated colors like on an OLED TV. I bought an Epson ls300 and the colors were good. The picture wasn't very bright. It's also not a 4k ad, it doesn't have a 4k switch. Sharp but not 4k. So after using ls300. I thought you knew the Epson ls500 is a step up and will be better. nope The colors are washed out. I tried talking to Epson, I calibrated. I don't get a good saturated picture. It looks horrible. I think this projector has been restored. Because when I bought it, it had over 50 hours on it. $5,000 for it. Or you pay 4,000 without a screen. I already have a screen, it's not cheap, it's an elite screen. It looks like crap. I come from Epson 5050 ub. And the projector had good colors and the picture was a bit bright. I would like to buy the ls500 again but I would like to get it direct from Epson. Input lag wow. I don't know exactly, but with this projector you can compete in games. So finally. If this isn't a restored model, then that's awful. My pocket projector has better colors and I compare it to picopro. When you want a bright screen with smooth frame rates and fast gaming. That's what you want, but colors are washed out, which is bad when an $800 wholesaler has better colors than a $5,000 projector.