At their current prices—$2,699 for the BenQ HT5550 versus $2,999 for the Epson Home Cinema 5050UB—the 5050UB clearly offers more bang for the buck. But that's not to say its advantages will be meaningful to you or be worth the additional $300 premium.Amon...
Stunning picture, Supreme tweakability, Truly useful HDR adjustments, Excellent contrast and color accuracy
Automatic switching of image modes between SDR and HDR
The EPSON HOME CINEMA 5050UB easily matches performance with high-end projectors costing two and three times more. For $3000, it's one of the best projector values available today.LikesStunning pictureSupreme tweakabilityTruly useful HDR adjustmentsExcell...
Abstract: Epson's UB line of home theater projectors have traditionally bridged the gap between budget and high-end. The Home Cinema 5050UB, priced at $2,999, continues this trend, offering performance and features normally reserved for projectors costing thousand...
Choosing between the 4010 and 5050UB is surprisingly straightforward thanks to their sharing so many features. Setup considerations are virtually identical for both. They deliver similar brightness for both 2D and 3D, so they can both light up essentially...
Bright enough (measured 3000+ lumens) to work in living rooms, family rooms, etc, When paired with the right types of screens, Even more competent in a dedicated home theater, 4K Capable, HDR with P3 color, Both HDR10 (disc) and HLG (broadcast/streaming)
Full power mode could be quieter
Although no projector is perfect, some projectors are especially good at meeting the needs of a small segment of the market, while a few are so capable that they have wide appeal.The Home Cinema 5050UB's impressive feature set is only matched by the two l...
First, here's my take, if you have been waiting a few years to move to a 4K capable projector – and your budget doesn't allow for native 4K: This is probably your ticket! I do believe your time has come to make the upgrade! While the Home Cinema 5050UB...
