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This home theater projector just got a huge price slash at Best Buy: Save $300

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With home theater projectors, you get what you pay for. At this sale price, you’ll get much more than you pay for. Best Buy has slashed the price of the Epson Home Cinema 1080p 3LCD Projector by $300, dropping your total from the list price of $1,000 to just $700 with free shipping. Financing offers may also be available. We’ve seen this sale before a few times, but we’ve never seen this home theater projector drop any lower in price. So if you want a stunning projector to enhance family movie night while theaters are closed, go ahead and snag this deal.

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This projector has Android TV built-in, so you’ll be able to start streaming Netflix, Hulu, and your other favorites right off the bat. But if those thousands of movies aren’t enough for you, this projector offers instant setup for your PC or Mac via USB in addition to an HDMI input, so you can connect all your favorite devices. There’s a built-in speaker and included remote as well.

But what really stands out about the Epson Home Cinema Projector is the superior picture quality. It provides 2,700 lumens of both color and white brightness and 1080p resolution for clear, crisp, accurate images. A dynamic contrast ratio means more detail will show up in dark scenes, and you’ll be able to see it all in a screen size as large as 320 inches. Many Best Buy customers rave about this projector, and 88% would recommend it to a friend. It has an average rating of 4.4/5 stars from 40 customer reviewers. If you’re interested in comparison shopping, take a peek at our other projector deals, or check out the best home theater projectors of 2020 to see what’s available. But if you’ve made up your mind about this one, you should grab it while it’s still on sale.

The Epson Home Cinema 1080p 3LCD Projector drops in price from $1,000 to $700 at Best Buy, a 30% discount and the lowest price we’ve seen yet. So pile up every pillow and blanket in the house, vote on a show you’ve never seen or a new flick, and watch it in larger-than-life size and stunning clarity on your wall or ceiling.

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Lindsay Frankel
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