Testseek.com have collected 38 expert reviews of the Epson EH-TW5200 and the average rating is 73%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Epson EH-TW5200.
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The editors liked
Good performance
Versatile input options
Great picture quality
Stylish Compact design
Easy H/V keystone adjustment
Economical
The editors didn't like
Needs extra investment to enjoy 3D and wireless features
Heats up fast in Normal mode, No bundled 3D glasses
For a person looking to buy a projector for home use within Rs 1 lac, the Epson TW5200 proves to a good value for money. It has high color output that ensures good color saturation both in 2D and well lit frames in 3D whereas a fast iris opens doors to hi...
Abstract: If you are looking for a projector for a gathering at home or for board room meetings, check out Epson's new EH-TW 5200, a 3LCD projector with 3D, high brightness levels and a compact form factor.It is simply designed with a control panel and multiple adj...
Blacks could be darker, A little extra grain with DVD material
We're used to decent projectors costing £1000, so the fact that you can now get a bright, natural-toned, detailed picture for just £700 is an eye-opener for home cinema.It's not quite as impressive as the EH-TW5910, but then it's £200 cheaper. And a great...
Good 3D mode, even if DLP technology still has the edge, Good range of connections
No lensshift function, Contrast is way too low, No motion compensation, Colours aren't reproduced accurately (average Delta E = 5.9), Noisy fan, Input lag is high and reducing it affects image quality
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Published: 2014-03-05, Author: Steve , review by: avforums.com
Bright images, Excellent 3D, Attractive design, Good build quality
Mediocre black levels, Excess of green in blacks, Poor colour performance
The Epson EH-TW5200 is a solid projector but it suffers slightly from trying to cover too many bases. The looks are certainly attractive, as is the price, and it's relatively straightforward to setup. The lack of lens shift and minimal zoom means you'll n...
Abstract: Unless you're one of those weird PC gamers who thinks the zenith of gaming is to play exceptionally high-resolution games on tiny screens, you're probably of the opinion that quality games are best enjoyed on big screens. Especially now that a new generat...
Pictures look mostly great with games, Nice, compact design, Decent setup flexibility
Lack of black level damages movie performance, It would be nice if it was slightly cheaper, Remote isn't backlit
The Epson TW5200 does what it says on the tin, serving up a dynamic, punchy picture very well suited to video gaming. In an ideal world it would either be slightly cheaper or else have a bit more contrast to make it a bit more of a gaming/movie all-rounde...
Abstract: Epson have always made incredible high end theatre projectors but for the first time they've built a Full HD home theatre projector for the entry level market and with impressive results.The EH-TW5200 offers fantastic brightness solid contrast and great c...
Published: 2015-07-10, Author: Sean , review by: futurefive.co.nz
Abstract: One thing I need to warn you is that I virtually have no projector experience. Yes I know how to plug in a computer monitor to my laptop or my Apple TV to my home TV. I just haven't owned a projector before.I recently got my hands on a new Epson EH-TW5200...
