Epson Home Cinema 2250 3LCD Full HD 1080p Projector with Android TV, Streaming Projector, Home Theater Projector, 10W Speaker, Image Enhancement, Frame Interpolation, 70,000:1 contrast ratio, HDMI

I had another epson projector before this and unfortunately the HDMI port started failing. I was going to try a DLP projector by BenQ or Optoma but wasn’t sure how I would do with the color wheels. Decided to take a chance on another Epson. The picture is amazing, VERY detailed and bright. I have a fairly light controlled room and a decent screen (1.1 gain pure white). The colors are very vivid and seem color accurate. There is only 1 HDMI port on this (vs my other projector which had 2 - and yes both failed). It does have built-in speakers which could work in a pinch but not enough for home theatre listening. Setup was easy, it does come with 2 remotes (1 for pure projector function and another for the android TV). I did a front ceiling mount which wasn’t fun because I mounted it first and then did setup upside down and backwards (so set it up on a table first before mounting). It wanted WiFi passwords, Google accounts, etc. All in all, I got this on prime day during a great sale so I paid 1/2 what I did for my previous projector and it’s honestly better. Great value for the money.

So we bought this for outside movie nights and it has delivered 100%. We use a 120 inch screen. The picture is very bright which is great for when the sun isn’t quite down all the way or backyard lights are also running. I can’t say much about the sound as we use a Bluetooth sound bar for audio. The kids love it so much I have been setting it up indoors on the weekends for family movie nights too. The picture quality is great. Another major plus of this unit is the built in android tv. We have it linked up to all our streaming apps so there are no other AV devices to hook up. I’ve been using it now for a few months so as long as the unit holds up I will be extremely satisfied.

After a poor experience with one of the cheap projectors on Amazon, I bit the bullet and just ordered the Home Cinema 2250. Though I have no meaningful frame of reference, I have to say that Im very satisfied. Random thoughts follow; 1. I have a pitch black room, and the projector is too bright in normal mode. Lights up the room a bit. Perfect in eco mode. 2. Sound is loud, and of fine quality. I think the criticism is unfair. No, the speakers arent going to outperform a hifi system, but theyre more than adequate for showing the kids a movie in the yard, or something. Youll want external speakers for your home theater, but, you already knew that. 3. Image quality; its fine. I can tell its not 4k, but for the price, I can live with that. Resolution aside, it looks great to me. 4. I dont notice the fans when a movie is playing, so I guess they arent too loud. 5. Google TV is meh, but, epson made it trivial to replace the built-in google TV stick. I LOVE that. I replaced it with my roku stick. Works perfectly, other than needing 2 remotes. Its like having a projector with built-in Roku TV. 5. It just works. The only issues Ive had have been with the Google TV dongle, and have had no issues since replacing that with a Roku stick.

If I could run this thing in non-eco mode and still be able to hear a movie, this would be the best A/V purchase Ive made. But good Lord is that fan loud. It sounds like a hair dryer. Fortunately, at night eco mode is plenty bright. The only other complaint is that the HDMI port broke the first time someone tried to plug something in, so the only way to use an external source is to unplug the internal Google TV dongle and use that HDMI. Very inconvenient. I wish I could give it 3.5 stars

The picture is great. Comparing other projectors I tried (under 1000 dollar & 1080p), Espon 2200 &2250 has best color performance ( including brightness and color recovery). However, the fan noise is rather loud than I expected so as the heat. It should be pretty normal considering it has 3000 lumen. It is detectable if seating near about 5 feet while it’s working. Sure you can use Eco mode. The brightness and noise will both decrease. But it will make some wired electrical noise during Eco mode, it happens both on 2200 and 2250. If you have your own house and love to built a home cinema(hang the projector on the top). Then you may consider this as your projector. But it’s not very friendly for someone who just want to use it in a small apartment or rented home.

Excellent picture quality and features. Using a 24 ft HDMI cable on a switching device with TV. I heard someone in a review speculating on projector having issues on long HDMI cables but you can put that to rest. Could have been a compatibility issue for him . I have been enjoying the projector since I bought it months ago and very happy.

I think this projector produces a very bright and clear image. Easily viewable in a bright, sunlit room with a horizontal viewing size of at least 10 feet. For the most part, thats all that needs to be said about a projector to make it worth purchasing. There are cons to this projector that are worth down rating it from a 5 star: 1) There are two remotes (an infrared (IR) and a radio frequency (RF) controller). Both are required because each has different functionality. Very strange. 2) The initial setup was pretty confusing. Not the hardware setup. That was straight forwards. When you turn on the projector and try to use the projector the first time, the menus and setup walk through were pretty cumbersome and quite annoying. 3) The built in audio is pretty garbage. This is expected though. I still need to try with a Bluetooth sound bar. All of that said, the picture is still worth the hassle. 3 separate color sources makes the image very clean and bright. I filled an entire wall with the projected image, in a room with sky lights in the middle of the day and the images were clear (only very slightly washed out). It only got better at night... ;)

I bought this during quarantine because I missed going to the movie theater and it was the best decision Ive ever made! The picture quality and brightness are amazing. I have an older projector of similar lumens and its completely drowned out by a single light. This thing I can use with multiple lights on (Hue lights in a warm setting at around 40-50% brightness) and it still looks incredible. This more has to do with the contrast ration, I assume, because this projector has super dark blacks and bright vivid color. The sound was okay, but unusable at lower volumes because of the loudness of the fan. I dont find the fan particularly loud or distracting, it sounds like any other projector. It can definitely heat up a small room, but its a lot less hot than some other projectors Ive had. I opted to up my experience by getting Bose soundbar and luckily, instead of having to deal with hiding cords, this thing works great with Bluetooth. I have little to no latency issues. The latency issue is almost always on Netflix and I havent had too much trouble with any other streaming service. Its fixed pretty easily by just pausing, rewinding a second or two and then pressing play. The Android TV is awesome, but configuring your home screen is a little less awesome. Its a bit complicated and clunky to download each streaming service and upon start up, it takes about 15-20 seconds to recognize that Im pressing buttons on the remote to get to my streaming service of choice. I had a ton of issues with Wifi connection that plagued me for the first month and still comes up sometimes. It just wont connect to my Wifi. I have a Velop mesh network, any and every other product Ive had has never had connection issues. It says there was an error connecting, but I have super fast Wifi and I have a Velop in the same room as the projector. I have to try again and again for 10 minutes, sometimes it connects, other times I have to turn it off, wait for it turn back on, then deal with it not connecting another 1-3 times. I havent had that issue as of late, but it happens every now and then. Also, dont even bother downloading the Hulu app, it wont work. It has a crazy amount of lag and nothing can fix it. The only way I can watch Hulu is through casting it from my phone. The Chromecast function works great and I love it. I dont know how to put into words how much of a godsend the zoom feature is. It is the best thing ever. TLDR: This is probably the best bang for your buck on lower budget home cinema projectors. (I say lower budget because this thing is still incredible expensive, but it is so worth it if you cant afford one of those $6000 cinema projectors). Get your own sound system, the built-in speakers are okay and unusable at low volume. The features are kickass but as with all technology, there are some flaws, like Wifi connectivity issues, occasional latency issues, slow start-up, and the Hulu app being unusable, but it more for makes up for it with the amount of features it has and the quality of the picture. The zoom feature is the best thing ever.

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My room is 12 wide x 17 long x 9 vaulted ceiling PRO: - Powerful ZOOM from 16 throw and its still bright onto a 150 screen. - Powerful zoom eliminates oversplash (gray border around the picture) - size is still portable - builtin smart TV apps like Youtube, Amazon Prime, and Netflix work but they slightly stutter (still watchable). CON: - no ethernet port - builtin smart TV slightly stutters (ADVICE: Get an Apple TV 4K and use wired ethernet) - builtin smart TV HULU pauses so much that its unusable