A short 4-minute video overview of the Epson PowerLite 1985WU projector.
Check out the full review
here.
Epson PowerLite 1985WU Projector
When the Epson PowerLite 1985WU was the object of a full-length review, it received our Hot Product Award. The full review goes into all the details but here are a few basics.
Epson PowerLite Pro G6900WU Highlights
- Wide range Zoom lens
- WiDi, and Miracast (see Special Features section), screen mirroring
- MHL on HDMI for streaming from MHL compatible devices
- Split Screen (two sources)
- Auto Fit let’s the projector resize the image to fit your screen
- DICOM simulation for observing medical films such as X-rays, CAT scans, etc., meeting training level display requirements
- Wireless and advanced Wired networking, including remote monitoring, push notifications…
- Moderator and PC Free – connect with up t0 50 devices, display up to 4 simultaneously for real collaboration
- 2 year warranty with two years of rapid replacement program
Epson PowerLite 1985WU Specifications
- Price: $1999
- Technology: 3LCD
- Native Resolution: 1920x1200
- Brightness (Manufacturer Claim): 4800 lumens
- Contrast: 10000:1
- Zoom Lens Ratio: 1.63:1
- Lens Shift: No
- Lamp Life: 3000 hours
- Weight: 10.2 lbs.
- Warranty: 2 years overnight replacement
Disclosures
From the Editor: This video was created as an overview of the original, full, in-depth projector review of the PowerLite 1985WU. It was directed and scripted by Lisa Feierman, and features Art Feierman, editor of ProjectorReviews.com
Videos that are part of the Projector Reviews TV channel are created by Projector Reviews Inc. If we review a projector and it wins one of our awards, it becomes eligible for a video summary. Of course, we can only do a limited number of these videos. In some cases, we will choose a projector review to do a video of. In other cases, a request may come from the manufacturer. As we do with the rest of the content on our website, we offer manufacturers Permissions.
With these paid Permissions, manufacturers can post these videos on their own websites, pass them out to their dealers, and use them for other promotional purposes including trade shows and point-of-sale displays in retail stores. These videos are very short versions of the full review. In just a few minutes worth of video we can't begin to capture all the information in the review, so we call this a video summary.
If this video is positive and enthusiastic about the projector, is simply because the review itself was positive and enthusiastic. We try to make the videos more fun, a bit less dry, with far less technical detail. Enjoy, but also visit the full review for more depth, even the settings that work best. Thanks! -art
