Epson Home Cinema 3800 4K PRO-UHD 3-Chip Projector with HDR
- Brand:
- Epson
- Model Number:
- HC3800
- UPC:
- 010343948754
- EAN:
- 0010343948754
- ASIN:
- B07XF2G9WT
- Best Buy SKU:
- 6366530
- Walmart SKU:
- 548888404
At $1,599.99, pricing shows 0.0% discount compared to typical $0.00 levels.
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$2,099.00 | |
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Lowest Price
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$1,499.99 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$1,499.99 |
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$1,799.99 | |
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Lowest Price
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$1,399.99 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$1,599.99 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Epson Home Cinema 3800 4K PRO-UHD 3-Chip Projector with HDR since 1/20/2023. The most recent price update was on Jun 23, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $1,399.99 (lowest on 9/4/2024) to $1,799.99 (highest on 11/4/2025). The average price during this period is $1,662.06.
Current Trend: No Walmart.com pricing data available for analysis.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.5/5 from 44 reviews.
Great projector and outstanding brightness. You can definitely game on this and apart from the LS11000/12000 this projector does very well. Great value for your money.
Installed yesterday and watched an epic movie last night. Beautiful picture and a true movie experience.
Super happy with choice It is a little soft in the corners But for the price it's a great option Walmart has the best service warranty
This project is great. It's light weight %26 has a clear projection. I've recommended this to a few of my friends. Sleek look too.
Beautiful picture and easy-to-navigate setup. Had to use built-in speakers until some cables arrived in the mail and those were actually way better than expected. Absolutely gorgeous picture and even on a normal painted wall (lavender), the brightness overcomes most imperfections and even the paint color. You don't need to shell out hundreds on specialized paint, you can just project straight onto the wall thanks to this puppy's tremendous power.
This is a great upgrade from my 12-year-old Panasonic. The image is beautiful. This is a very bright projector. Far too bright for my dim basement even in eco mode. I got a Hoya ND2 lens filter to reduce the brightness. A 82mm filter is easily taped to the projector lens. The image is still beautiful -- now not as glaring.
My wife and I bought our first projector for our everyday tv 15 years ago. It lasted for a long time and looked awesome. Me being a cheap bought an off brand that we got a couple years out of and it never looked as good then failed. I did not learn my lesson and again bought another cheap that was rated highly. Again a couple years and it was done. This time we went back to Epson with the 3800 and again a beautiful picture and hopefully another longtime projector. I will not by the cheapest anymore. I.m home. Love these machine's
We love movies and don't go to brick and mortar theaters anymore for a number of reasons. We have been using home projection for over 6 years now and our first projector of choice was Epson PowerLite 1450 which we loved. Unfortunately. it had to be replaced. After studying what is now available we went with Home Cinema 3800. It is slightly larger and heavier, but we don't intend to move it around (We have a smaller more portable Epson Projector as well - EX 7230). The 3800 has 3,000 lumens of brightness while the 1450 had 4200. There wasn't an alternate that was in our acceptable price range. On the positive side, it has an outstanding picture quality and also can show 3D movies which we promptly purchased the required 3d glasses. We already own a 3d Blu-ray player . It has been fun watching the Hobbit, Avatar, and Top Gun Maverick in 3D. Very exciting. The 3800 is quieter which is important because it is positioned very close to us. For sound, we don't rely on its two speakers because we've always plugged it into our Soundbar system and receive great sound! So we are able to stream movies and TV ate our 100 inch screen.
Picture is very clear and colorful. It doesn't look like my flat screen tv. In order to get that kind picture, I think i would have to spend more. I wish i could afford the LS 11000 or 12000. I sure those pictures would be insane. Nonetheless, the 3800 fit my budget, the bulbs are more affordable than some of the others. Also, it will be easy to cantact and get parts or help from the manufacturer.
Simple to setup and bright display
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $1,499.99 (Oct 4) to $1,499.99 (Oct 4) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $1,499.99.
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