It provides the ability to play UHD signals up to 4K/60Hz (though with some limitations), built in streaming options with its Android TV dongle using authorized apps from the Google Play store, high lumen output, a high speed iris, a built-in speaker, vertical lens shift, HDR support, and a fairly compact size. Price-to-performance, it's a very strong offering. It's capable of providing a pleasing viewing experience while bringing the user the ability to enjoy 4K without too large a financial commitment.

The Epson Home Cinema 2350 impressed us with its stunning visual quality, well-rounded feature set, and versatility.

Which is a long way of saying that, despite some flaws, the HC2350 is a definite winner. If the price stretches your budget, the far cheaper HT2050A is an excellent alternative. Otherwise, it's hard to beat super-bright and colorful 4K for a bit over $1K.

The Epson Home Cinema 2350 has a lot going for it. It offers a sharp faux 4K picture, uses a bright 2,800-lumen bulb with support for HDR, and features a 3-chip LCD system that prevents rainbowing.

The Epson Home Cinema 2350 is a decent pick to watch movies, although stick to SDR content, as its color volume just isn't good enough for a vibrant HDR experience.

Epson's Home Cinema 2350 is the only gaming projector guaranteed to be free of rainbow artifacts, but a longer input lag time than its competitors makes it a tough sell for serious gamers.