Review on 🔦 EWO's BL-FP240G/SP.7AZ01GC01 Projector Lamp Bulb with Housing - Replacement for Optoma HD143X, HD243X, HD144X, and more by Oren Perry

We bought our first Optoma projector in January 2015 (Optoma HD141X) and it has served us well. You need to understand that when buying and using a projector as the main TV, you need to replace the light bulbs. Experience has shown that this is the case about every 10 months to a year. After 3 years and 7 months of service our first Optoma died so I replaced it with a newer (then Optoma HD143X). Got a year 2 months for this original bulb and then replaced it with an economical bulb for only $45 (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NC5WMC6/). This little lightbulb lasted us 1 year and 7 months. Eventually it went out of service in the first week of May 2021. I was just looking for a replacement bulb but couldn't find one in the best possible condition so I was able to get it the next day. So I did this with the whole body. A little more expensive, but whatever. Anyway, installation was easy, and when I turned it on, Holy Brightness, Batman! The thing is significantly brighter than our last energy-saving lamp, which IMHO makes the picture even sharper. I doubt I'll live the same life with it though, but even if it takes 10 months to a year I'll be happy with it based on my experience replacing lamps on projectors. Still early in the game but I'll update if anything crazy happens. For now. I recommend.