YOSUN V13h010l85 Projector Lamp for Epson-ELPLP85 PowerLite Home Cinema 3500 3100 3000 3600e 3700 3900 3800 EH-TW6700 EH-TW6600W EH-TW6600 Replacement Projector Bulb

I'd rather buy a replacement bulb for my Epson video projector in the future,cause it is really much valuable that I purchase an OEM one. It will cost me as three times as the same functional item. This replacement bulb was a manufactured bulb from YOSUN,currently I found no defectives on this bulb. It was perfectly matching the machine. The brightness was even much better than my original one. Pictures were clear enough as the images showed that.

Worst purchase I’ve ever made on Amazon. Out of the box it’s fine. !!!HOWEVER!!The bulb is not yet 2 months old and it’s dead. The last replacement bulb I ordered lasted almost 2 years. But I was able to get this one faster and apparently other people don’t mind paying $100 for 2 months of use and left decent reviews. Go to Bulbamerica.com and pay the extra $5-$10 and wait the extra couple days for it to arrive. I’m Furious

The replacement lamp was delivered on time and properly packaged to ensure that there would be no damage. The lamp was easy to replace (took 10 minutes) and I was watching movies again. Make sure to reset your usage hours on your projector after installation. I HIGHLY recommend this product!!

I gave 4 star becouse not like the original lamps.Pacaging very good careful deleverd on time.

I first tried a naked lamp for an Epson projector and planned to assemble it by myself. Then I found that it was too difficult to assemble by myself. In the end, I spent a little money, chose a light set with a housing, which is easy to install and takes only a few minutes to complete.

Disliked that it didn’t bring out the color.Epson projector.

It was not my first time to replace a lamp into my projector machine. I was a little good at installing it especially the company had given us a clear and simple guidance. Even I had separated my original house that they were all perfectly compatible. I had only took 10 minutes to finish installation. The overhead projector was lighting and performing like before it could.

Typically I I buy ~$35 bulbs and have to re-seat them in their housings before install to get them to perform properly, and they last about 1000 hours or so before they get noticeably dimmer and I start thinking of replacing them...and then finally break down and actually do it at around the 1500 hour mark when it becomes unwatchable in all but a totally dark room. I decided to spend the extra money on this one in the hopes of not having to work on it before the install, and having good brightness a little longer between bulbs.I was pleasantly surprised that it was properly seated in its housing and looked like a decent bulb, although none of these aftermarket bulbs really stand out from each other when holding them in your hands. I installed it and immediately noticed that the bulb was no brighter than the bulb that I was replacing. I figured I would give it a few hours to break in and possibly get brighter....It didn't. Ultimately the color isn't very good, and has a slight green cast to it. This bulb also flickers noticeably at times, and then will steady for an hour or so before flickering for a while. Nothing major, but enough to give you a headache for some unknown reason, like listening to a radio station that's just a little out of tune. You don't realize how bad it was until you turn it off and everything gets better.