Description
Home Cinema Projectors A widescreen experience for the whole family.
Enjoy big–screen entertainment like you would in the movie theater with the Home Cinema 725HD projector. Easily transform your living room into a place to share widescreen adventures with 2800 lumens of color brightness and 2800 lumens of white brightness.1 Not only are images more brilliant, but with 720p resolution and HDMI connectivity, you can easily enjoy your favorite films or play action–packed games, with larger–than–life results. Epson’s innovative setup tools make it simple to experience entertainment up to 300", on virtually any wall or screen — indoors or out. Key Features Up to 3x Brighter Colors with Epson2
Brilliant image quality requires high color brightness. Epson 3LCD projectors have up to 3x Brighter Colors than leading competitive projectors.2
Bright and Colorful
Amazing color brightness in almost any lighting.
Rich, vibrant color and reliable performance
3LCD, 3–chip technology
and C2Fine technology.
HDMI Connectivity
Includes digital HDMI audio and video connection for HD quality with just one cable.
720p
720p resolution.
Speaker
Includes a built–in speaker. For
even more sound, add your
own home theater sound
system.
Easy, stress-free setup
Get a perfectly aligned image in
seconds with versatile image
correction tools.
Images up to 300"
Larger–than–life entertainment in your own home.
Game Mode
One of four special color modes to choose from; ideal for displaying video games or TV programs in well-lit rooms.
Product Description & Features
• One measurement of brightness is not enough — look for both high color brightness and high white brightness
The PowerLite Home Cinema 725HD has:
Color Brightness: 2800 lumens1
White Brightness: 2800 lumens1
• Larger–than–life photo slideshows — PC–free with USB 2.0 connectivity
• Built–in color modes — choose from one of four special color modes optimized for different content and settings
• Reliable service and support — two–year limited warranty and toll–free support
The Epson HC Model Comparison Projector Models HC500 HC725HD HC730HD HC2000 HC2030 HC8345 HC3020/e HC5030/e Color Brightness 2600 2800 3000 1800 2000 1800 2300 2400 White Brightness 2600 2800 3000 1800 2000 1800 2300 2400 Native resolution 800x600 720p 720p 1080p 1080p 1080p 1080p 1080p Contrast ratio Up to
3000:1 Up to
12,000:1 Up to
12,000:1 Up to
13,000:1 Up to
15,000:1 Up to
25,000:1 Up to
40,000:1 Up to
600,000:1 Speaker(s) Built–in
Speaker Built–in
Speaker Built–in
Speaker Built–in
Speaker Built–in
Speaker Built–in
Speaker Two 10 W Keystone correction/
Lens Shift Keystone
correction Keystone
correction Keystone
correction Keystone
correction Keystone
correction Lens
shift Keystone
correction Lens
shift HDMI 1 port 1 port 1 port 2 ports
including
1 MHL 2 ports
including
1 MHL 2 ports 2 ports
(e series –
5 ports) 2 ports
(e series –
5 ports) USB connections Aspect ratio Supports
16:9
widescreen Supports
16:9 widescreen Supports
16:9 widescreen Supports
16:9 widescreen Supports
16:9 widescreen 16:9
widescreen 16:9
widescreen 16:9
widescreen 3D wirelessHD 1 Color brightness (color light output) and white brightness (white light output) will vary depending on usage conditions. Color light output measured in accordance with IDMS 15.4; white light output measured in accordance with ISO 21118.
2 Compared to leading 1-chip DLP Home Entertainment Projectors. Epson 720p projectors are 3x Brighter; Epson 1080p projectors are consistently 2x and up to 3x Brighter. Based on NPD data, July 2011 through June 2012. Color brightness (color light output) measured in accordance with IDMS 15.4. Color brightness will vary depending on usage conditions.
WHAT'S IN THE BOX PowerLite Home Cinema 725HD projector Power cord Remote control with AA batteries CD-ROM with users guide link Start here poster Warranty card
Features
- Up to 3x Brighter Colors with Epson
- Color Brightness: 2800 lumens
- White Brightness: 2800 lumens
- Widescreen home cinema experience
- Up to 300" on virtually any wall or screen
Customer Reviews
Excellent projector for the price, great PerformerH Patil
Just a little background in my home theater experience I was always wanted to have Home Theater so I decided to buy at low cost projector if you want to spend money on projector sky is limit. When I bought Epson 725HD, I was not confident on bulb life and value on these concerns I will definitely update my review in future.When I placed the order Amazon Customer Service messed up and support was not great but after few calls it was resolved. I will give low rating to Amazon service but will not affect Projector review.I have used Dell, Benq, Optoma and Epson Projectors.Review: It is an good value and delivers a good theater experience in my living room....Here's a brief outline of features and my impression of them:Resolution:The three biggest features most people look for when talking about projectors are resolution, contrast ratio, and lumens. The resolution of this projector is 720p 1280 x 800. This is little far from full HD, which is the majority of content I'll be viewing, but the picture is classic! I usually view the blu ray version of new movies and I stream HD all the time from different sources.In first week I always compared my HD laptop screen and Projector screen side by side when I watched Sports, Movies, Few TV seasons, Presentation and documentary. Although the picture was slightly better (Deep black, Blue shades) on the LED screen, nothing compares to watching on a big screen. The picture was very sharp and amazing.Contrast Ratio:12,000:1 contrast ratio. A high-contrast projector produces a picture with a deep black level and clearly defined shadow detail. Contrast, in essence, gives "depth" to video images. A projector with excellent contrast can make a two-dimensional image appear almost three-dimensional.Read more ›
Great for home or businessDave Edmiston
I bought the less expensive version of this projector earlier this year (Epson V11H584220 PowerLite Home Cinema 500 Silver Edition SVGA 2600 Lumens HDMI Projector (White)). The less expensive one is very similar to this one, except the output is SVGA instead of 720p HD. I had been very happy with the SVGA projector, but I'm even happier with this one. They are both very high quality and easy to use.This projector is brighter and has a higher resolution (720p HD).This projector is fantastic for home movies or for office presentations. It's portable enough to take with you or it can be mounted upside down for permanent mounting. However, if you use this as a portable projector, you'll need a carrying bag for it. The user's manual lists this bag as the right one for this projector: ELPKS60 Soft Carrying Case, but it doesn't have any padding and isn't suitable for travel. It's a shame that they don't include a case for this much money--I'm not sure why it's not included.Setup and operation is very simple. It has a good selection of signals: HDMI, USB, S-Video, RCA, and VGA. For full 720p HD signal you should use the HDMI connection. If you are using a computer with a DVI or DisplayPort connection, you'll need an adapter like this DisplayPort adapter: DisplayPort to HDMI Male to Female Cable Adapter.Read more ›
Vibrant and clear home cinima that is easy to set up and easy to useJojoleb
The Epson V11H566020 is an excellent, HD projector. It projects clean, 720p video with incredible amounts of brightness for a home cinema projector.This Epson projector comes with a remote with 2 AA batteries included, power cord, quick set up guide (in 4 languages), and a CD. The CD is not in and of itself a manual. Basically, it sets you up to register and installs a link to the products manual on your desktop. When you hit the link, your browser will open to the appropriate page and a link to the PDF manual is displayed. Not ideal, but it works.Installation is straightforward. You plug the device in. On the back there are a number ports that allow you to connect a variety of devices: there is a USB-A port, VGA port, HDMI port, S-video port, RCA composite video ports, and audio ports. Pretty much any device will hook up to the back of the machine.The Epson has a built in speaker, but the sound is adequate. It is understood that you will hook up external speakers for better sound.Once turned on, I didn't have any problems with the Epson picking up the device in question. Most of the time, the Epson just picked up the device and projected it immediately. No fiddling with the controls or remote in search of my device. Whether it was my Roku through the HDMI port, my computer through the VGA port, or my video camera via composite video port, I had no problems. If I hooked up two devices, it was easy to toggle back and forth between devices whether I used the remote or the source search button.The projector was easy to position. Even if you're just about 4 feet away from the screen, you can project a 4 foot wide image. At just over 6 feet away, I was able to project a 6 foot wide image on the screen.Read more ›
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