Epson EB-X6 review

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Epson EB-X6 review

The Epson EB-X6, as with the entire Epson projector range, uses LCD technology. The reason for this is that Epson is the major backer of LCD technology so has a vested interest in its success.

This unit is a great mix of business efficiency dressed up in a good-looking white case that looks great in either the office or the home.

It's not the smallest of machines, weighing in at 2.8kg, but is compact enough to carry between rooms, as well as pack away once you've finished using it. The lens is hidden away behind a built-in flap, which means you don't need to worry about damaging the lens in transit, or looking for the lens cap after you've finished using it.

The manual zoom and focus rings are well protected inside the main body. However, we did find they were extremely sensitive, so finding the perfect focal point is very much a case of manual trial and error.

When it comes to setting up and using this projector, you'll find it a pleasure to use. The controls on the top of the unit are nicely laid out and the projector quickly identified our various source inputs, so getting up and running is easy. There is even a small but usable remote control that mirrors all the functions on the unit itself.

SPECIFICATIONS

MPN     V11H284B40

Dimensions    24 5x 327 x 92

Warranty Length    3 Years

Weight (kg)    2.8

Aspect Ratio    4:3

Brightness (lumens)    2200

Connectivity    Component Video, RCA Low Level Input, S-video, USB 2.0

Contrast Ratio    2000:1

Display Bulb Capacity    170

Native Resolution    1024 x 768

Noise    35

Power Consumption (Operational)    231

Power Consumption (Standby)    4.3



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Source : techradar