Epson PowerLite Pro LS10000

Superb image quality. Epson 4K-Enhancement Technology makes 1080p look like low resolution in comparison. Motorized zoom, focus, and lens shift.

No audio output. 3D is limited to 1080p.

Conclusion If you don't have the budget for the LS10000, or would rather wait for true 4K projectors to become more affordable, consider the Epson 5030UBe, or an even less expensive model like the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 3500 , our top pick for a...

Stunning image quality ; Quiet operation ; Fast startup

The astronomical price

The first 4K projector from Epson fully renders stunning Ultra HD with unsurpassed fidelity, but at a hefty price.

The Epson LS10000 utilizes a laser light engine instead of traditional replaceable lamps. Its outstanding picture quality exhibited deep black levels, superb color accuracy and versatile video processing options. It starts up faster than other...

The 4K Enhancement feature doesn't offer a significant improvement. Its black levels are lighter, for worse overall contrast, than JVC's comparable less-expensive D-ILA projectors.

A unique laser light engine helps the Epson LS10000 achieve picture quality that rivals the best projectors we've tested.

The LS10000 represents a new and exciting chapter for Epson, giving them a legitimate contender in the higher-end home theater projection market where they have not previously had a presence. Not only does the Epson LS10000 offer excellent performance...

Last year’s CEDIA Expo was a bit of a buzzkill for projectors. We continued to see a dropoff in the number of manufacturers, and two of the biggest names in consumer projectors, Sony and JVC, both decided to forgo new models altogether. But that didn’t...

Until now Epson has been manufacturing projectors for the higher volume consumer home theater market and pricing them at $3500 and down. The release of the LS10000 at a yet to be finalized price below $8,000 is a dramatic new step up into the specialty...