When Should You Choose a Lamp-Based Projector Over a Similarly Priced Laser or LED Model?

In this conversation, Phil Jones and Phil Boyle discuss the different light sources used in projectors and why someone would choose a projector with a lamp over an LED or laser.
They compare two projectors, one with a lamp and the other with an LED, and explain that the choice depends on the use case and desired features. They also discuss the advantages and disadvantages of different light sources, such as brightness, black levels, color gamut, lifespan, and instant on/off capabilities.
They emphasize the importance of considering the overall picture quality and features when choosing a projector rather than solely focusing on the light source.
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[@newdawnalex]

I got a bulb jvc nx5 at a great discount, couldn't afford a laser one from them.

[@leighdog5866]

phil & phil , the epson 6050ub/9400 , the xgimi horizon ultra & the hisense C1 , all similar prices in my part of the world , this video sums up what im trying to work out atm 99% movie watching , thanks

[@erod9088]

I want to see lasers in the wild for a bit longer to see what the REAL rate of light loss of a laser is. Switching a bulb is easy and fairly cheap. Lasers... not so much.

[@erod9088]

What bulbs last 15,000 hours?

[@newdawnalex]

Some dlps do.