There are home cinema projectors that you can also game with. Usually these have a good picture but have a lot of lag. Then there are some gaming projectors that you can watch home cinema with. In my experience, these projectors have a quicker response, but the picture quality is not as good. With the Epson Home Cinema 2350 4K PRO_UHD Smart Gaming Projector, finally both gaming and high-quality picture have been combined. You have a lot of choices in setting up the 2350. You can place it on a table or shelf. I use the 2350 in a room with no outside ambient light; however, this projector is very bright and can be used in rooms with moderate light. With the vertical and horizontal keystoning, you do not need to be perfectly centered with the screen. Lining up the picture is easy as you can simply adjust each corner to line up just the way you want. The note here is there are advantages to lining up the projector as perfectly as you can. Keystoning may distort or blur part of the image slightly. It isn’t bad, but it is a function of its use. You can mount even the 2350 on the ceiling if you prefer. You will need a mounting bracket. The 2350 uses three screws located on the bottom. The nice thing is also that it does not seem as heavy as some of the other Epson projectors. So once you are placed, you are ready to go. The setup I have is about an 11-foot throw going to a 100-inch screen. It works well. This is not a short throw projector. To give you an idea, at 6-fett you are looking at a max size image of about 63-inch diagonal. At 10-feet, you will get a max picture of about 104 inches. At 18-feet, you could go as large as 186 inches. This would work well showing something outside at night. The first thing that jumped out at me was just how bright the picture was. Even thought this projector is rated at 2800 lumens, it just seems brighter. My old projector had a spec of 3400 lumens, but it just didn’t seem as bright as the 2350. The color is amazing. Greens, blues, and reds are true to their tone. Even the darks are dark for a projector. Even with factory settings, the contrast is crisp. Since this is viewed as a gaming projector, I will start with that performance. First off, no projector is going to be as responsive as a 240-hz monitor with all the bells and whistles. Highly competitive game players will use a monitor anyway. But if you are playing FortNite and enjoying yourself, you will still be competitive. The large screen and immersive gameplay will make up for the 10-15 milliseconds you give up. If you are running the 4K, games like FortNite will run quite smoothly at 60 fps. If you want to run 120 fps, you likely will need to drop to 1080p. This is just as much a function of the game as it is the projector. Most people will not notice this as much. If you decide to take a break from gaming, then the 2350 works beautifully as a home cinema. Integrated into the projector is Android TV. This means you can get a variety of apps like Hulu, Disney, ESPN, VUDU, or insert favorite app that is not Apple. The picture is great. If you do not have a home theater system, the 2350 does have an included 10W speaker. It is good enough to hear the programs, but I would recommend hooking this up to a full surround sound system. There is at least one gotcha that comes along with the projector. It does have 2 HDMI ports, or at least sort of has 2 ports. There is the main HDMI port which allows you to plug up your gaming system or computer. The second port is already taken up by the Android TV. You can remove the Android unit and plug in your own additional HDMI accessory. There is even a USB power port beside it. However, you do lose the Android TV so I assume most will not do this. The projector is not as loud as I thought it would be. The spec lists it as 36 decibels, but it seemed less to me. Maybe I my last projector was louder by comparison which is why I may notice it as much. The projector does put out quite a bit of heat though. You will want to make sure that wherever you place it that the projector has plenty of ventilation or else it may overheat. Additionally, this could make the room feel a bit warmer than others. So, you may not want to mount it where it is blowing straight on to you. In the end, I was really impressed with the Epson Home Cinema 2350 4k Pro UHD Smart Gaming Projector. It is the closest thing I have found that works for gaming but still has the power to work as a home cinema. The colors are true, and the picture is amazing and bright. The built-in sound is adequate, so I recommend a home theater sound system. However, it is not necessary. I highly recommend the Epson 2350. For those looking to get a strong workhorse projector, this may be the one.