Epson EpiqVision^® Ultra LS800
Ultra Short-Throw Laser Projector*

Just like you do with any standard TV. The Epson EpiqVision Ultra LS800 comes with two 18 Gbps HDMI 2.0 input ports on the back and one 18 Gbps HDMI 2.0 input port behind the front cover.

Yes. We designed the 100-Inch and 120-Inch screen to optimize resolution and brightness – while minimizing the effect of ambient room lighting. Our Epson Silverflex Ultra ALR Screen are really amazing technology.

Yes. In fact we’ve partnered with many Best Buy locations throughout the U.S. You can locate the Best Buy demo center nearest you on this website. In addition, Epson has Professional Home Theater Installers all over the U.S. They also have the ability to provide you a demo.

The EpiqVision Ultra LS800 Laser Projector and SilverFlex Ultra ALR Screens ship in their own separate boxes.

Epson still offers a significant discount on the SilverFlex Ultra ALR Displays when purchased with an EpiqVision Ultra LS800 Laser Projector. See your retailer for more information.

Yes. The complete solution is designed for customer installation. And, all the required hardware comes in the box. Search YouTube for install videos.

However, if you're not very technical, ask your reseller for installation options through them. They may charge for installation, so check with them for the latest pricing.

The EpiqVision Ultra LS800 Laser Projector comes with a custom-designed 2.1 audio system by Yamaha. For a built-in speaker, its pretty awesome.

However, for a truly epic audio experience to match the big-screen display, and external audio system is recommended.

No. The screen requires no power or connections from the projector. It simply hangs on your wall and is relatively light.

The 100" screen weighs 24.3 lbs.

The 120" screen weighs 28.7 lbs.

Yes. In fact, many of us at Epson are serious gamers.

My current Sony^® PS5 and MicrosoftTM Xbox Series X see this display as 4K with HDR at a full 60 frames per second. The recorded Input Lag times are an impressive 16.7 milliseconds.

And yes, it's awesome gaming on a display this big.

No. The EpiqVision Ultra LS800 Laser Projector was designed to be placed below and centered with the Epson SilverFlex Ultra ALR Screen or third-party ALR screens.

Yes. One of the breakthroughs from Epson is our newest Ultra Short-Throw Laser Array Technology. When combined with a special screen (like our SilverFlex Ultra ALR screen), the overall brightness of the picture is incredible and performs great even in bright rooms.

Search YouTube for customers and resellers that are demoing the product, or find a Best Buy store nearest you that is showcasing the product in their demo room. It's really amazing technology.

Epson designed this product for people who really want a larger TV experience in their homes. Today's TVs max-out at about 86".

Of course, the latest generation of OLED and QLED's have better color and black performance, but the Epson EpiqVision Ultra LS800 Ultra Short-Throw Laser Projector has very impressive performance as well.

And, when this level of picture performance is being displayed at 100" or 120" – the immersive experience is simply epic. Nothing else even comes close.

Epson worked closely with Alphabet to design a complete Android TV OS for the EpiqVision Ultra LS800 Laser Projector. So, everything you'd expect from any Android TV based system is supported.

Of course, you can ignore this and install your own streaming solution if you want.

You really have to see it for yourself. I can say that Epson’s latest 4K PRO-UHD technology is extremely impressive. And delivers probably the best 4K HDR home theater experience of anything else in its class.

Since most live TV content is 720p or 1080p, 4K PRO-UHD has processing tech that upscales to 4K PRO-UHD. The results are impressive. And because this is one of the brightness Laser Array Projectors on the market, the HDR performance is really something to see. If you’re crazy about seeing every little detail the content has to offer – like we are at Epson – you’ll be impressed with this technology.

For the most part yes, this is a new technology. What makes this system really work is that Epson developed a 3-chip 3LCD ultra short-throw laser-array projector with 4,000 lumens for both color and white brightness. This level of color and white brightness is exceptional and un-matched within the industry.

And when you combine this level of projection performance with a specifically designed ambient light rejecting screen, the results are amazing. Three years ago when Epson set-out to design the projector and screen to work together, a new-type of television experience was created.