Description
Product Description From the Manufacturer Home Cinema Projectors Full HD 1080p Home Entertainment at a Remarkable Value.
Get bold, big-screen entertainment at home with the Platinum Edition home theater projector. Delivering 1800 lumens of color brightness and 1800 lumens of white brightness (light output)1, using Epson's 3LCD, 3-chip technology, it projects brilliant images with true-to-life color. This 1080p performer takes cinematic adventures to an entirely new level — presenting movies, sports and videogames like you've never seen before. And, two HDMI ports offer convenient connectivity for incredible HD content. With efficient filtration built in, this projector is also easy to own and maintain. The Platinum Edition home theater projector will make your home the hottest ticket in town, delivering vivid, high-definition adventures. Key Features Up to 3x Brighter Colors with Epson*
Brilliant image quality requires high color brightness. Epson 3LCD projectors have up to 3x Brighter Colors than leading competitive projectors*.
Bright and Colorful
Amazing color brightness for brilliant image quality.
Energy-efficient
E-TORL lamp
E-TORL lamps maximize your presentation time, while minimizing your costs.
Cutting-edge connectivity
Two HDMI ports for connecting all your favorite devices.
Rich, vibrant color and reliable performance
3LCD, 3-chip technology and C2 Fine technology
Quiet operation
Low fan noise (just 22dB) so you can focus on your movies and more. Sharp, crystal-clear detail
1080p resolution and a contrast ratio up to 25,000:1
Full HD, 1080p home theater experience
A cinematic experience at home.
Image up to 300"
Larger-than-life entertainment in your own home.
Product Description & Features
• One measurement of brightness is not enough — look for both high color brightness and high white brightness
The PowerLite Home Cinema 8345 has:
Color Brightness: 1800 lumens1
White Brightness: 1800 lumens1
• Rich, vibrant color and reliable performance — via a USB thumb drive
• Full HD theater experience — a cinematic experience at home
• Stunning picture uniformity and positioning flexibilty — state-of-the-art Fujinon lens with a 2.1x zoom ratio
• Smooth gradations — for a realistic viewing experience
• Ideal for fast-action movies, TV shows — high-speed auto iris adjusts light output up to 60 times per second
• Easy maintenance — convenient dust filtration system with large surface area for greater efficiency
• Outstanding support — one-year parts-and-labor limited warranty
*Compared to leading 1-chip DLP business and education projectors 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.
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.
"Our Price" is for purchases directly from Epson. Dealer Prices may vary. All prices are in U.S. Dollars.
Features
- Up to 3x Brighter Colors with Epson
- Color Brightness: 1800 lumens
- White Brightness: 1800 lumens
- Lens shift for flexible installation
- 1080p Full HD; up to 25000:1 contrast ratio
- Support and 90-day lamp limited warranty
- Two-year projector limited warranty
Customer Reviews
Great Budget 1080p ProjectorE. Byers
This projector is kind of an interesting model, seemingly showing up to fill a gap in a price range and maybe not much else. It's essentially the Epson 8350, specs line up almost 100%.I've had quite a few projectors over the last few years, the last being the Epson 3020e, which is currently my home theater projector. This projector is a lot alike, and at the same time different.Here's some bullet points from my observations.* No 3D support. I think 3D is a gimmick, my other projector supports it, and it has been used a few times, and probably not for a year. However if you want it, and want to pay a bit more for a projector that supports it, look elsewhere.* Size. This is a quite large home theater projector. Designed to be ceiling mounted. The white blends in nicely, I like the style of this projector, modern and can blend in well.* Noise. It's very quiet, you can hear the iris if you sit below it, but if it annoys you can easily turn it off (Only have about ~10 hours on this so far, and no auto iris issues or notices)* Lumens. It's not the brightest projector, with 720p projectors in the same class hitting over 2k lumens, and a lot of home theater projectors getting close to 3000. I'm guessing if you have a mostly dark room, you'll never notice. For me running on eco mode (which is slightly dimmer but saves the bulb) was fine.* Tilt S*** Lens. Wow, first projector I have had that has had this feature. It's amazing, lets you correct positioning issues. If you have a slightly off area where you need to mount the projector, or you don't want to move the table around to position it, this is awesome.* Picture Quality. Colors, whites and darks were great.Read more ›
Identical to the 8350N. DiPasquale
I'm very happy with the 8345, even though I'm only ~15 lamp hours in so far. The image is bright even against my bare wall on low power, and is very easy to position the screen in a few minutes. I'm throwing the image about 15 feet onto a 120" screen and amazed by the picture as this is my first projector.It is important to note that this is essentially identical to the 8350, which sell as the 3600 (8350) and 3200 (8345) in non-US countries:[...]Given that they're the same projector, you can also refer to the numerous review on the 8350.
(1.5 yr review) Good bang for the buck, not completely without issues.Mike
I bought this based largely on reviews. Here is my 1.5 year concise review. All items ranked 1-5, 5 being the best.Picture: 5Brightness: 4 (I use in my living room and did install blackout pull downs for the windows to make it better during the day when in use).Lamp: 5 (so far I have 1605 hours on the first bulb. Note, this is my primary TV now so I use it nearly every day, maybe that increases the lamp life).Quality: between 3 and 4.Here are my issues:1. I have had the 'Auto Iris' issue on about 10 occasions. It has never left me stranded but is un-nerving. I find if you move the projector it is more likely to happen. I was using in more than one location (in the garage for picnic's) but it appears to make the auto iris issue come up. Not it stays in the living room on a high ceiling shelf with lots of air flow room. I have not seen the auto-iris error message pop up in about 6 months so that is good news.2. The remote power button bit it. I thought it was the projector and fortunately it was not. I now need to use the cable remote to turn on the projector.Overall I am very pleased. I am anticipating a bulb replacement very shortly. It appears that is a couple bucks. For the money though, how can you beat a 110" 1080p screen in your living room...
Prepare to never go back to a regular TV screenTerrence A.
The main issue I have with this absolutely amazing projector from Epson is that once you see what it's capable of, you'll immediately realize that you'll probably never settle for less in terms of a viewing screen.First off, the picture is so bright and clear that I couldn't help but be surprised when I turned it on. It's just as bright as my normal television, only clearer as it outputs in 1080p. In my experience with projectors, I've always felt that they maintained a somewhat washed out look, even with minimal light. Not so with the Powerlite 8345. The image won't necessarily look fantastic if you're in a brightly lit room naturally but in a moderately lit room, this thing performs incredibly well. If you've got this thing running with the lights all the way down, the picture looks nothing short of miraculous.The projector also runs very quiet. I haven't mounted it from my ceiling yet as I plan to so for the time being, I have it set up on top of a bookshelf next to my couch and even with it being that close to me, I never noticed it or felt distracted by it, which is a huge plus. There are plenty of features to fiddle around with so calibrating this to your exact specifications shouldn't be an issue in any way. Also really liked how much room the lens gives you to play with, as you can use the positional dials to shift it around a fair amount until you get it right where you want it.At this point in time, I have absolutely nothing bad to say about this product. I honestly feel like I've entered an entirely new realm as far as home theater setups go. I'm currently projecting on a wall painted with a flat white matte paint and the results go far beyond acceptable.Read more ›
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