This is my third projector from ProjectorPoint. Back in 2004 it was 1024x768 for ~£1500, 2007 1280x720 for ~£600 and now "nearly 4K" at ~£2000. This new projector replaces a 13 year old SANYO - working fine except filter fade means the dreaded "yellow spot" has recently appeared. Having researched 4K/HD and viewing distances - going for a true 4K projector (3840 × 2160 or better) wouldn't make any conciously discernable difference for me - I'd have to sit way closer to the screen than gives an appropriate angle of view, my vison is not 20-20 and so native 1920 x 1080 with clever 4K-enhancement jiggery-pokery should do fine. I did my research (PP site helped with comparisons and calculations) and selected EH-TW9400 as a replacement but needed confirmation on a couple of technical points. Called and these were answered directly and I was reassured that the 9400 was an appropriate upgrade for someone happy with "that model of Sanyo", quote received and order placed late afternoon - projector arrived mid-morning the NEXT day. I don't yet have any 4K disks, so I ran a test (Avatar streamed from Disney+) - WOW - really, very, very impressive - razor sharp image (possibly TOO sharp for the material - showing up how much things have progressed with computer animation since 2009). When I project onto a 2 metre width screen and am sitting 2.5 metres away - I can't see any pixels at all (my vision is not perfect but I was very aware of pixellation on my 720P projector). Lovely colours and black blacks, though I have yet to confirm what an HDR source looks like on this projector. There is some motor noise when switching between images with very different brightness (mostly when browsing in prime/netflix/iplayer etc.), would not be heard over a typical movie sound-track I watch in a dark room - I was worried projector would be too bright - but selecting "cinema" mode sorts this. Fan noise - most of the time it is quiet - I have heard the fan switch to "full power" once, at the end of a long movie in a room at ca. 22oC - noticably loud (normally I use 7.1 headphones and I don't hear any noise at all) - it might bother you if your movie is really quiet and you sit next to the projector and a combination of lamp brightness and room temperature triggers full fan power. It is a bit of a whopper - I feel I have gone from a Labrador to a Newfoundland - certainly the first thing you notice on entering the-movie-room.

I bought this projector to replace an Epson TW9200 which had developed a fault which Epson we're not prepared to repair. This new machine is really very good. Much brighter than the TW9200 which is particularly useful when watching films in 3D. The quality of upgraded input is extraordinary. The build quality is excellent which inevitably means that it weighs a ton !. I have heard complaints about the noise level from this machine but I really noticed nothing to complain about. All in all, a very good purchase.

Superb projector for the money. Was advised this by Projectorpoint after previously thinking of buying a different make & model. Superb - has transformed our enjoyment of watching films and TV. We are projecting on a bare wall but the picture looks supeb, even in daylight. It has replaced the TV. which we have not watched once since setting up the projector. Would recommend. Very good service and advice from Projectorpoint.

Projector Point service was excellent. Very rapid shipping - for a purchase of this size I would be happy if it took several weeks to arrive, but Projector Point had it to me about a week, and even apologised that there was a slight delay and they couldn't send it in 48 hours. The EH-TW9400 is a great projector for my needs. It has crisp 4k (pixel shift) resolution. Beautiful colour. Easy to set up zoom/focus/keystone. Netflix Planet Earth looks amazing!

Could not recommend this company or this projector enough. Projector point was so helpful in assisting with my order and the product itself is amazing. Build quality is great and the price point for a 4K is cracking, although it is not native 4K trust me it is not that hard to tell the difference. It really lives up to the brand reputation

Dealing with Projectorpoint has to be the best experience one could wish for. We are amazed at how personal and professional at the same time it was. The projector has so far lived up to our expectations and we will 100% be dealing with these people again in the future should we be on the lookout for more products in this category. A+++++

I wanted a projector that was quiet, bright ( so that we could watch in the daytime) and with a good picture. The 9400 excelled with all of this. We have an OLED TV in another room which never gets watched because the image is so clear and detailed from the Epson. On Eco mode you cannot really hear it and since it is on a table and not fixed to the ceiling that is a major advantage. We are projecting onto a wall which I was concerned would not do justice to the picture but it looks amazing even without a screen, and the advantage is the huge size of the image. The lens shift is very useful. The actual projector is huge. The kids use it to play Fortnite and we use it with a PS4, SkyQ , Amazon Firecube and a 4K Blu-ray connected via a Denon AVR ( 4500 ) All work well together. It is far better than our previous Optoma 1080 projector; the Epson is a perfect projector and I am very pleased with it.

This purchase was to replace a 7 year old Epson 6100 that got fried due to a power surge. So far I’m absolutely delighted, the image now has the wow factor, especially with UHD Blu-rays and my sons PS4 games. The fan is significantly quieter than the old projector but is also a lot bigger and heavier so make sure you’ve got the space and an adequate bracket. The network functions are quite useful and I’ve HDMI-linked it to Alexa on my amp so everything switches on at a voice command. One small overlooked feature is the automatic lens cover - every time I put the cover on the old one I ended up pushing it out of alignment with the screen so this is really useful. I would definitely recommend as an upgrade from an HD projector 10/10