Epson has expanded their Laser home cinema range with the launch of two new AI-powered 4K home theatre laser projectors. 

The EH-LS6000 and EH-LS7500 round off Epson’s premium EH-LS series which includes offerings ranging from ultra-short throw (UST) living room laser projection TVs to high-end dedicated home theatre 4K units. 

These two latest offerings bring cinematic-scale entertainment to more spaces from smaller homes through to dedicated home-theatre rooms.

The projectors use Epson’s 3LCD three-chip engine, which utilises three separate liquid crystal display (LCD) panels for generating crisp, colour images. The projectors offer up to 4K resolution, offering options for streaming, gaming and catching up on the latest movies. 

Both projectors include AI-enhanced picture quality, optimising each frame in real-time, sharpening detail and balancing brightness and contrast for more life-like tones. The projectors also use HDR10 processing offering 10-bit colour with scene-adaptive gamma correction and de-contour processing, as well as 4K frame interpolation to offer smoother images, with richer colours. 

The EH-LS6000 is the ultimate giant-screen experience, offering display sizes up to 500” at up to 3,400 lumens brightness with an astonishing 3,000,000:1 contrast ratio, able to deliver well-defined shadows and deep blacks.

There’s support for ten lens-memory presets in different aspect ratios, allowing you to quickly scale your image to how you need, and it operates at just 22dB so it won’t interrupt the audio. 

The EH-LS7500 offers users big-screen immersion in compact spaces, with a shorter throw ratio than its predecessor. 

Able to display images ranging from 40” up to 300” at 3,500 lumens brightness, the projector is able to pump out contrast ratio over 5,000,000:1, with four colour modes offering a versatile projector for even smaller spaces like garages and golf simulator setups.

There’s a lot of support for gaming on the EH-LS7500, with a refresh rate of 400 to 480Hz, as well as an Auto Low Latency Mode, Game Mode and a sub-20 ms input lag for responsive gaming.

Epson has thought about installation, with both units compatible with the existing EH-TW7100 ceiling mount – letting you upgrade with ease. For convenience, the lens-shift dials are accessible from the front on the EH-LS7500 – though they say that there are no visible shift dials once ceiling mounted. Both models also support front exhaust so you can place them on a shelf at the back of a room, with point correction and quick corner adjustment to get them setup quickly, and correctly.

Both the EH-LS6000 and EH-LS7500 are available now with Epson’s three-year projector warranty, with an option to extend by a further two-years. 

You can nab the EH-LS6000 for $5,499.00, while the EH-LS7500 is priced at $5,899.00