Reviewing the Epson LS12000 in 2024

In this video, we unbox and review the Epson Pro Cinema LS12000!
The Epson LS12000 is a 4K laser projector that was designed to faithfully reproduce the source material the way the artist intended.
Utilizing an all-new Laser Array Light Source, the Pro Cinema LS12000 is capable of displaying a 4K picture on screen up to 2700 lumens for both color and white brightness. So long to the days of changing a projector bulb every few months.
The LS12000 produces incredible brightness, color accuracy, and a crisp image with no rainbowing. Watch all of your favorite content the way it was meant to be seen.
Let us know in the comments what you think or better yet stop by our showroom for a demo!
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[@Svante]

This isn't a review, it's a commercial...

[@ChristianBungert]

Nice Advertisement...
Where is the review though? 🤔

[@Basti791000]

It is a very good Projector, I don't regret it, I give him a 4,5 from 5,0, same as the 5000ES, or JVC 5
The better Ansi Contrast on the Epson & JVC
HDR is on JVC a little bit better. With a Master Contrast Tuning from Avitect the Epson has the same native Contrast from 7100:1 as the Sony, and the same Black.
Sony hasn't got a mechanical optic, so on my 21:9 it won't work.
JVC has a Lamp.
The Best Black on the JVC
The best sharpness on the Sony
All together for me the Epson is the best.
Thanks to EPSON :D

[@hugochampagne9733]

Do you recommend use that projector with an Elite ALR projector screen? I ask because I have a Samsung UST Lsp9t that I'd like to change in my new home theater room

[@Basti791000]

@@hugochampagne9733 Hello,
I hope you are well. I cannot make a recommendation on this. I would just like to say one thing.
I first had a motorised 100 inch high contrast screen in the 1250 EUR class, and a Benq projector with lamp. Memory lines led me to change. This was followed by a frame high contrast screen in the reference class and with 102 inches. This cost 2250 EUR. The picture was ok, no more memory lines and a slightly darker black.
Then came the LS12000B laser projector. With it, I always had this sparkle in bright scenes and in white. So I switched again. This time to a 120 inch white screen for 1700 EUR. No more glitter. White clouds and blue sky look the way they should. The LS12000B does everything well, but it's not really the better one anywhere compared to the JVC 5 or Sony 5000es. So where one is stronger, it's weaker elsewhere, and the other is the same, but the Epson is good everywhere. It really does everything well.
The screen is great, maskable, an inspiring experience. For me, nothing other than white is an option. It doesn't have to be sound-permeable, it can also be classic, like in the good old home cinemas, where all the speakers can be seen, and it has to be dark in the home cinema.
Have a nice one Bro.

[@hugochampagne9733]

@@Basti791000 Thx for the info. Really appreciated. I guess I'l have to sell my projector in combo with my the screen😁

[@AlexBenzema9]

Love the Epson LS12000! 📽️

[@millenniumlifestyle]

Thanks for watching! 😃

[@bryanp4827]

Actual review...
SHIT CONTRAST...
End of review...you're welcome 😂

[@JunkerDC]

Its cool but it look's like it cost too much and no 3d. I have a 4010 and I just gonna stick with that.

[@dougallen7808]

Great product for home theaters 🎭