Everything You Need to Know About Epson's Killer New QB1000, QL3000, and QL7000 4K HDR Projectors!

One of the more significant product launches at this year's CEDIA 2024 Expo was Epson's new Q-Series projectors. Consisting of the QB1000, for traditional home theater rooms, and the QL3000 and QL7000, for bright ambient light rooms, Epson has chartered a new course for its vaunted projector division.

We talked shop with Epson's Melvin Diaz, getting the scoop on everything these new models have to offer!

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[sonnieparker]

Sounds like they have really stepped up their game.

[MrMeliny]

Is the QB1000 native 4k or just pixel shifting? I cant find the information from any reliable source.

[Victor-igu]

No Dolby vision or filmmaker mode what’s going on with Epson?

[luigy]

Why haven't any of these youtubers asked Epson the question of the $3, 000 price difference between the US/canada and Europe, and how this has opened the opportunity for JVC to eat their lunch for the next 3 years, especially with the JVC NZ500 which will trounce the QB1000 aka "LS13000" with black levels and contrast?

[scotttild]

$7, 888 for a non native projector is a little rich. You can get a native JCV for less with almost rest of the same specs.

[chrapladm]

LOL, QL7000 projector allows for a great gaming experience. all be it an expensive one.

[bingdong]

ok, everyones bank accounts are at zero so lets make more expensive projectors even though large tvs are already right on our asses. Seems like a dumb move to me.