Introducing two laser projector models that bring a true cinema experience to your home – the Epson EH-QB1000 and the Epson EH-QS100. Home projection technology has made remarkable strides in recent years, and Epson, as a renowned manufacturer of 3LCD projectors, has once again pushed the boundaries.
While each model offers unique features, what they all have in common is exceptional image quality, a long-lasting light source, and an overall thoughtful design tailored to the demands of modern home cinema.
Epson EH-QB1000 – for true home theater enthusiasts
The EH-QB1000 model is ideal for those who create their own home theater or want to integrate the projector into a sophisticated AV system. Equipped with advanced 3LCD laser technology and support for 4K HDR content, this projector provides impressive clarity and image depth, with extremely accurate colors and excellent contrast.
Special attention has been paid to the possibilities of adjustment – motorized lens shift and zoom allow precise positioning of the image without loss of quality, which is especially important when installing in larger spaces or when installing in ceiling mounts. The projector also supports a wide range of control systems, including Control4, Crestron and PJLink, making it part of the smart home.
For this reason, the EH-QB1000 will fit perfectly into projects where high image quality, quiet and stable operation, and reliability over years of operation are required.
Epson EH-QS100 – superior image with minimum distance
For everyone who wants a superb image in the living room, without the need to mount the projector far from the wall, Epson has developed the EH-QS100 model – an ultra-short-throw projector. It is enough to place it just a few centimeters from the projection surface in order to achieve an image with a diagonal of up to 160 inches, which saves space as much as possible, and the aesthetics of the space remain intact.
With a brightness of up to 4,500 lumens, the EH-QS100 also excels in naturally lit spaces, making it an excellent choice for living rooms, multi-purpose spaces and offices. Epson’s QZX processor provides advanced image processing, while support for HDR10 and HLG content guarantees an exceptional visual experience, especially when watching modern film titles and series.
The EH-QS100 is compact and easy to set up, allowing for quick and discreet integration into any home.
The technology behind the impression
Both projectors use Epson’s 3LCD laser technology, which stands out for its accurate color reproduction, uniform brightness (white and color) and long life of the laser light source – up to 20,000 hours without the need for replacement.
4K PRO-UHD technology with dynamic HDR mapping and high contrast support enables a display that exceeds expectations, whether it’s movies, sports broadcasts or playing video games on the big screen.
Both models are also designed with a focus on quiet operation and energy-efficient cooling, contributing to a more pleasant user experience.
Which projector to choose?
Choosing between the EH-QB1000 and EH-QS100 largely depends on the usage and available space.
If you are planning to set up a dedicated cinema space and are looking for a projector that can be precisely positioned over longer distances, with numerous fine image calibration options, the EH-QB1000 has everything you need for a serious home cinema system.
On the other hand, if you are looking for easy installation without assembly, a modern living room with a large image and high brightness – the EH-QS100 will meet your expectations and more, while remaining almost invisible in the space.
Regardless of whether you choose the EH-QB1000 or the EH-QS100, you are entering a world of premium home projection in which Epson once again proves its commitment to quality, innovation and reliability. Both models represent a great blend of technology and practical applications – the only question is which one suits your space and lifestyle better.
If you’re planning to upgrade your home with a true cinema experience, these projectors are a great start.
