Review on 🔆 EWO's HC8350 Lamp Bulb: Enhanced Replacement for Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 8350 Projector Lamp by Kevin Parker

The goods came very quickly. Everything was fine but there were no instructions. Upon inspection, it turned out that something was hanging inside the suitcase. I couldn't get rid of it so I just carried on as if it was normal. Since there were no instructions, I googled how to change the lamp on my projector. I found the manual and read how to replace it. Then I found a YouTube video showing how to replace it. Confident of how to do this, I proceeded to replace the lamp. Everything went smoothly. The old lamp made the same rattling noise as the new lamp, so that was normal. I gave it a 4/5 for ease of installation as there were no instructions with the lamp. But the installation itself was easy. Now for the moment of truth. I turned on the projector. As it warmed up, I put my hand in front of the lens. I have a picture! I was excited because I wasn't 100% sure my problem was with the old lamp as the projector didn't give me any indication that the lamp was defective. I just couldn't get a picture and the projection turned off after about 1 minute. After the projector warning, I saw the Roku home screen. I chose the channel source and wow. The image is again what I remember when I first received the projector. Before my lamp went out, the image was noticeably dim and blurry. This punch is back. At the moment I rate this lamp 5/5. Let's see how well it holds up over time. By the way, since I couldn't get a picture, I couldn't verify how many hours I spent on the old lamp. After I replaced the lamp, I had to reset the counter to keep track of the hours for the new lamp, which is why I saw the clock on the old lamp. He only had 1792 hours. I thought it was rated for 4000 hours but I may be wrong. I know it's at least 2000 hours. But I didn't understand that either.