Price history for Sony VPL-XW5000ES 4K HDR Laser Home Theater Projector with Native 4K SXRD Panel, Black
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$4,749.33
- October 27, 2024
$4,998.00
- October 8, 2024
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- October 8, 2024
Lowest Price:
$4,749.33
- October 27, 2024
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Sony VPL-XW5000ES 4K HDR Laser Projector Price History
Price History for Sony VPL-XW5000ES 4K HDR Laser Home Theater Projector with Native 4K SXRD Panel, Black
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Current Price
$4,749.33
October 30, 2024
Highest Price
$4,998.00
October 8, 2024
Lowest Price
$4,749.33
October 27, 2024
Since October 8, 2024
Last price changes
$4,749.33
October 27, 2024
$4,998.00
October 8, 2024
Sony VPL-XW5000ES 4K HDR Laser Projector Description
Up to 2,000 lumens of brightness, generated by a long-lasting laser light source, for vibrant images even on a large screen.
All-new Native 4K SXRD panel provides full 4K resolution with 3,840 x 2,160 pixels
Flagship-level X1 Ultimate for projector brings you the best of Sony’s image processing
Ultra-pure and reliable laser light source, which lets you enjoy perfectly clear 4K pictures at optimal brightness for up to 20,000 uninterrupted hours.
See over a billion colors come to life with TRILUMINOS PRO. Our unique TRILUMINOS PRO algorithm can detect color from saturation, hue, and brightness to reproduce natural shades in every detail.
Enjoy spectacular brightness and stunning realism, thanks to new Wide Dynamic Range Optics that achieve a 95% DCI-P3 wide color gamut and 2,000-lumen high brightness.
Our new Wide Dynamic Range Optics contribute to a compact design with better light control by maximizing the potential of the laser light source. The resulting higher color volume means naturally colorful images, even at high brightness levels, and stunning, immersive contrast.
This laser projector is about 20% smaller in volume and about 30% lighter than the VPL-VW915ES—with a new modern exterior designed to blend into any room
The powerful video processor in the VPL-XW5000ES offers Motionflow for smooth and clear motion, even when viewing 4K content.
The VPL-XW5000ES supports 4K 60 Hz input with an input lag under 21 ms, and 2K 120 Hz input with an input lag under 13 ms.
Sony VPL-XW5000ES 4K HDR Laser Projector Specification
Specification: Sony VPL-XW5000ES 4K HDR Laser Projector
Manufacturer
Sony
ASIN
B09XC1K3NH
Model Name
VPL XW5000ES
Model Number
VPLXW5000ES
UPC
027242923348
Brand
Sony
Recommended Uses For Product
Entertainment
Built-In Media
Projector, AA batteries, AC power cord, Remote Control, Lens cap
Item Weight (Pounds)
28.66
Item Dimensions L x W x H
26.67"L x 18.1"W x 15.4"H
Maximum Throw Distance (Feet)
2.21
Light Source Operating Life (Hours)
20000
Lamp Wattage (Watts)
295
Voltage (Volts)
31
Video Encoding
HEVC Main 10
Picture Quality Enhancement Technology
X1™ Ultimate for projector, TRILUMINOS PRO™
Hardware Connectivity
HDMI
Control Method
Remote
Minimum Throw Distance (Feet)
1.38
Mounting Type
Ceiling Mount
Brightness (Lumen)
2000
Color
Black
Wattage (watts)
310
Controller Type
Button Control
Compatible Devices
Laptop, Gaming Console, Television, Smartphone
Additional Features
Short Throw
Connectivity Technology
HDMI
Native Resolution
3840 x 2160
Display Resolution Maximum
3840×2160
Display Type
LCoS
Form Factor
Stationary
Sony VPL-XW5000ES 4K HDR Laser Projector Reviews (8)
8 reviews for Sony VPL-XW5000ES 4K HDR Laser Projector
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★★★★★
Rafael G. –
this projector is amazing in every way, contrast, resolution, image processing, brightness. It was worth the money and the entire family is enjoying movie nights on our 150″ screen.
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★★★★★
ROBERT L. –
Spectacular true 4k image. It’s absolutely stunning when you have the right source material (like Eugene Belsky’s 8k60fps HDR videos on YouTube.) The image can be too dark which may be remedied with a screen. The remote is junk. It is too large, too many functions and despite having an ES receiver, I can’t control everything from a single remote. Ceiling mounting was also an issue because Sony chose 3 vs 4 mount points. Yet it’s all worth it for the spectacular image.
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★★★★★
Ernest W. Holmes –
This projector is a great surprise. It is so bright I can use it a room with the shades open just like a TV. This my fourth projector. I know what I’m talking about. Do not hesitate to but this projector!
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★★★★★
Super Cent –
True Native 4K. The picture is amazing! Great value for the money. Caught a great sale $4999.
I wished that I had a motorized lens cover. This is Sony’s entry level projector but it is Fantastic!
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★★★★★
PB –
Replaced my old Sony projector, used the existing set up. Me and my son installed it.
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★★★★★
CarlU –
Coming from a 4-year-old Acer V7850 4K this unit is awesome! I have a room with no windows and I’m running with light reduction setting around 60% and it’s still very bright/vivid. The detail that I can see in the dark scenes is amazing. I was able to pick this up on a substantial discount on a warehouse deal. Based on the price I had very high expectations and I can happily say they have been met if not exceeded in every way. Very happy with this unit and looking forward to years of enjoyable use.
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★★★★★
Kunju –
I currently have Panasonic PT-AE800U 1080p Projector, projecting on to a 182 inch 2:35:1 screen. It produces bright but softer images due to the screen size. I have had it for last 8 years. I decided to upgraded to the Sony when I saw it on sale.
Compared to the $1600 Panasonic, Sony has no features.
1. There is no HDMI-CEC, I used to use the Apple TV remote to control everything. You can’t do that anymore as the projector does not turn on or off without having its remote
2. I bought it knowing Sony has all manual controls, but if Panasonic can give it on a $1600 projector, why not on $6000 projector.
3. There is no lens mask. I used the masking to avoid overfill of the screen when 2.35:1 content switches to 16:9. Unless you spend another $6000 for an anamorphic lens, you can’t use it with 2.35:1 screen
4. There is no keystone adjustment. The projector I got had incorrect keystone where the image was wider on top and narrower on bottom unevenly. I was not able to correct it.
5. Only good part is the picture quality. Native 4K made a world difference in picture quality. But some scenes looked digitized. May be the dynamic contrast!
6. It is huge and looks ugly.
7. Remote has backlit button, it turns backlit on after pressing it. Why not turn on backlit as soon as you press any button?
8. Cable connectors are on the side and it will be visible anywhere from the room
9. It is going back! I might get the JVC NZ7!
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★★★★★
JM0587 –
We bought this for our media room and the quality and picture are amazing!
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Rafael G. –
this projector is amazing in every way, contrast, resolution, image processing, brightness. It was worth the money and the entire family is enjoying movie nights on our 150″ screen.
ROBERT L. –
Spectacular true 4k image. It’s absolutely stunning when you have the right source material (like Eugene Belsky’s 8k60fps HDR videos on YouTube.) The image can be too dark which may be remedied with a screen. The remote is junk. It is too large, too many functions and despite having an ES receiver, I can’t control everything from a single remote. Ceiling mounting was also an issue because Sony chose 3 vs 4 mount points. Yet it’s all worth it for the spectacular image.
Ernest W. Holmes –
This projector is a great surprise. It is so bright I can use it a room with the shades open just like a TV. This my fourth projector. I know what I’m talking about. Do not hesitate to but this projector!
Super Cent –
True Native 4K. The picture is amazing! Great value for the money. Caught a great sale $4999.
I wished that I had a motorized lens cover. This is Sony’s entry level projector but it is Fantastic!
PB –
Replaced my old Sony projector, used the existing set up. Me and my son installed it.
CarlU –
Coming from a 4-year-old Acer V7850 4K this unit is awesome! I have a room with no windows and I’m running with light reduction setting around 60% and it’s still very bright/vivid. The detail that I can see in the dark scenes is amazing. I was able to pick this up on a substantial discount on a warehouse deal. Based on the price I had very high expectations and I can happily say they have been met if not exceeded in every way. Very happy with this unit and looking forward to years of enjoyable use.
Kunju –
I currently have Panasonic PT-AE800U 1080p Projector, projecting on to a 182 inch 2:35:1 screen. It produces bright but softer images due to the screen size. I have had it for last 8 years. I decided to upgraded to the Sony when I saw it on sale.
Compared to the $1600 Panasonic, Sony has no features.
1. There is no HDMI-CEC, I used to use the Apple TV remote to control everything. You can’t do that anymore as the projector does not turn on or off without having its remote
2. I bought it knowing Sony has all manual controls, but if Panasonic can give it on a $1600 projector, why not on $6000 projector.
3. There is no lens mask. I used the masking to avoid overfill of the screen when 2.35:1 content switches to 16:9. Unless you spend another $6000 for an anamorphic lens, you can’t use it with 2.35:1 screen
4. There is no keystone adjustment. The projector I got had incorrect keystone where the image was wider on top and narrower on bottom unevenly. I was not able to correct it.
5. Only good part is the picture quality. Native 4K made a world difference in picture quality. But some scenes looked digitized. May be the dynamic contrast!
6. It is huge and looks ugly.
7. Remote has backlit button, it turns backlit on after pressing it. Why not turn on backlit as soon as you press any button?
8. Cable connectors are on the side and it will be visible anywhere from the room
9. It is going back! I might get the JVC NZ7!
JM0587 –
We bought this for our media room and the quality and picture are amazing!