Epson Pro EX9240 Full HD Wireless Projector
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Epson Pro EX9240 Full HD Wireless Projector
$599.99
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| Current Price | $599.99 | January 9, 2025 |
| Highest Price | $599.99 | August 10, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $599.99 | August 10, 2024 |
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| $599.99 | August 10, 2024 |
Epson Pro EX9240 Full HD Wireless Projector Description
- Amazing brightness — 4,000 lumens of color and white brightness (1) ideal for displaying large-group presentations, spreadsheets and videos, even in well-lit rooms
- Stunning image quality — amazing Full HD 1080p resolution delivers crisp text and images; perfect for displaying professional-quality presentations, video and more
- True 3-Chip 3LCD technology — displays 100% of the RGB color signal for every frame, providing outstanding color accuracy while maintaining excellent color brightness, without any distracting “rainbowing” or “color brightness” issues seen with other projection technologies
- Wireless connectivity — including screen mirroring with Miracast, plus two HDMI ports, so you can easily video conference and connect streaming devices, including Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku and Chromecast (2)
- Get up and running in no time — with easy image adjustments and convenient control like 1-1.6x optical zoom, horizontal slider and auto vertical correction
- Incredible sound — built-in 16 W speaker for astounding audiovisual experience and incredible sound quality right out of the box
- Built-in picture skew sensor — automatically analyzes the picture and instantly corrects the vertical keystone to help square the image
- Amazing dynamic contrast ratio up to 16,000:1 — provides crisp, rich detail for graphs, images and videos
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ME in TX –
I do private tutoring and it’s nice to be able to project images rather than have my student cramp their necks to see my laptop screen. This projector is very easy to operate and it comes with its own carrying case. I can project to a wall or the screen that I purchased if no wall is convenient to where I’m teaching. The image is clear and resizing is easy with a small dial on the projector. For me, this is a tool I’ve been wanting for quite some time and it will help so much with my classes.
PJ & E –
This projector exceeded my expectations. I needed a projector that would be bright enough to use with a lot of ambient natural light as well as lighting for the room.
As you see in the photo, I teach classes outdoors, sheltered by my garage, with a tent to extend the teaching space (behind the view of this pic). So whether high noon sunshine or after sunset dark, I need the projection to be clear from the front to the back of class. And it is! Very bright. And I have it set at 50% on Presentation Mode.
It has WiFi built it. So devices can connect directly. I have an old Apple TV connected to play movies or YouTube selections. DRM protected video will not play directly off your device. It requires a laptop.
It’s full HD. My old one was very bright with HD, but nowhere near so bright or sharp as this one.
Split screen feature is nice.
The audio is lacking. But you can use a Bluetooth speaker. I connect the audio directly from my laptop to the Bluetooth speaker. I can also set Apple TV to choose the same Bluetooth speaker by default. The projector does NOT have Bluetooth. But if your device/laptop DOES have Bluetooth, you’re all set.
It’s also quieter than my old projector. And lighter. Less heat blowing off it too. All the kids instantly saw the brightness and sharpness as they walked up to class! And I don’t use a proper screen! It’s a textured extra wide shower curtain that fits the width of my garage to both hide stuff behind it and serve as a projector! It would be even more amazing on a proper screen.
Gary B –
I do like it. I’m not doing cartwheels but it does the job affordably.
I got it to replace my 720 resolution Epson. It’s nice and bright and clear. I’ve liked my previous Epson but I was getting to where I’d want to read some of the smaller text on the screen and 720 just doesn’t cut it.
A lot of the other reviews are right though….. it’s about twice as loud as my older machine. That’s a drag, but I think I can live with it. I only just bought it, so we’ll see. Also don’t know how long the bulbs will last. The older machine has been good. Only had to replace a bulb once in about 5 years.
The other thing I’ve gotta say though is that it suffers from modern simplified code that forces a monitor presence if you connect it to your computer (via HDMI anyway). This caused the computer to BSOD crash. My older Epson has a manual monitor source connect setting, so the computer lets it go gracefully when I turn it off. This one digs in and holds on as long as it’s plugged in, whether it’s switched on or off. And even when there’s no power with the HDMI is still plugged in, it holds on, and the Desktop still thinks there’s another monitor, so your mouse arrow can go sailing into the ether of a phantom desktop screen. This does have a source connect button, but it still jumps ahead and connects before asked, and stays there.
Other than those things, it’s fine.
D.C. –
Perfect projector for a teacher. Everything is clear even with the classroom lights on. Video and video presentations are clear.
CON- speakers suck. You will have to bluetooth the audio to another speaker for it to sound decent. It is audible but I need my speakers to have BASS or I get annoyed by the thin sound.
CON- super expensive. Obviously, it’s an investment but still. I feel like since there is not a lot of “traffic” with projectors, we are paying a hefty fee for tech that should probably be more aroubd $200 at most.
Gaye –
We bought this for our church and it was replacing an old model. The whole congregation noticed the difference between this and the old one. I am glad it worked out for what we needed.
TellsTheTruth –
Works well in large room with lights on.
PJ & E –
I have owned quite a few projectors but being cheap, I have not boughten the expensive ones. This projector has the best picture for the price of any that I have owned. It is amazingly bright and sharp. Once I’ve had time to use it, I will return to add to this review.
Whoop –
I use this as my main TV. The picture quality is perfect, and I just show it on a white wall. No need for a screen. I can’t say about the sound quality because I run it through a Roku sound bar with the surround sound set up. I definitely recommend this projector. It is my third one on probably 15 years and when it goes, I will probably get another one.