💡 Angrox Epson ELPLP49 Bulb Lamp for PowerLite Home Cinema 8350 8345 8500UB 8700UB 8100 6100 6500UB 7100 7500UB Replacement Projector Lamp - V13H010L49 Review

Constant beeping on higher brightness setting Epson 8350 so you need to lower the brightness. Still burned out in less than a year.

First of all, I would like to say that it is not difficult to replace the light bulb yourself, just take out the old one, put in a new one and unscrew the cover. Then it works.

No instructions but you can still find the video on YouTube. I was apprehensive about buying it but it works great with no hum like other reviews have said. Would buy again.

Delivery was very fast. The product was the same as in the description. I removed the old lamp and put it on top of the lamp I just bought. My projector is working again for me. The effect was very good, even reaching the original lightbulb effect.

Very disappointed. Ordered in February 2020, according to the description the lamp will last 2500 hours but it is now November 2020 and the light has stopped working and out of those 2500 hours only 169 hours have been used! Did I get a used lightbulb or is this false advertising?

Tell you what, this bulb is twice as bright as the one that was replaced late last year! I didn't understand what I missed! Do yourself a favor and put the projector in eco mode, this will save you a light bulb in the long run! My other lightbulb was so dim that I had to keep it at normal brightness, which is the maximum brightness on my Epson 8345.

I've bought quite a few aftermarket lightbulbs over the years and have found them all *perfectly* the same down to the mold flaws. I usually pay $30 a piece and they last a year, but I figured this $89 version might last longer. No! This one died earlier! Get the $30 cheaper one or buy the official one from Epson. When it comes to aftermarket PJ bulbs, there is no middle ground.

Very disappointed. Ordered in February 2020, the description says the lamp will last 2500 hours but it is now November 2020 and the light has stopped working and out of those 2500 hours only 169 hours have been used! Did I get a used lightbulb or is this false advertising?

Tell you what, this bulb is twice as bright as the one that was replaced late last year! I didn't understand what I missed! Do yourself a favor and put the projector in eco mode, this will save you a light bulb in the long run! My other lightbulb was so dim that I had to keep it at normal brightness, which is the maximum brightness on my Epson 8345.

I've bought quite a few aftermarket light bulbs over the years and have found that they are all *exactly* the same except for the mold errors. I usually pay $30 a piece and they last a year, but I figured this $89 version might last longer. No! This one died earlier! Get the $30 cheaper one or buy the official one from Epson. When it comes to aftermarket PJ bulbs, there is no middle ground.