Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bright, easy to set up, including angling. And Android tv is awesome!

This projector has a great picture quality, but has a few issues that make me not love it. The projector was very easy to setup along with Android TV. Please keep in mind that these are separate units and android TV is not “built in” to the projector. Since they are two separate units you end up with two different remotes and menu settings. I’m using this project strictly for home use (TV, games, etc) which means I want it setup with my sound bar. If you are using android TV you can access the Bluetooth settings to connect to Bluetooth device (sound bar). Here comes the problem, if you are not using android tv, you no longer have Bluetooth or wifi. There is also no option to hardwire a speaker setup, so you are then stuck with the built in speaker. So any device you connect (xbox, playstation, computer, etc) must have their own connection to a speaker system or you will be forced to use the built in speaker. The built in speaker is fine, but not as good as my sound bar and sub. You also do not have the option to leave the android tv plugged in and connect another HDMI device. The reason, there is only one HDMI port and one USB port which android TV uses both of them. Also the HDMI and USB port are under a cover, so if you want to change to a different device you have to snap off the cover. I really wish they would have included a second HDMI port. I’m assuming many people will connect this through a receiver that would have more HDMI ports, but I still think the projector could have benefited from a second one. My plan is to use the sound bar HDMI port to connect to the projector and use android tv in the open HDMI port on the sound bar. The upside is the picture quality is great for HD. We watched some TV shows (youtube TV) with no issues, we even played Xbox one and even at a bigger screen size the game play was perfect. I thought for sure there would be issues with quick motions, but it all looked great. Even though this projector is not 4k, the 1080 HD does not disappoint! I was also using this on a white wall and not even a projector screen, so it should look even better with the correct screen. I used this in a well light room along with a dark room. The picture looked stunning in the dark room, but even in the well light room the picture was very good and was not washed out by the light. The remotes are easy to use and both have volume and power control. The android TV is easy to setup and navigate. When I logged in with my gmail account it pulled over my saved passwords and apps to make the setup even easier. Pros: Easy setup Easy to adjust picture Great picture quality Built in speaker sounds good Android TV is quick and easy to use Menus are easy to navigate for both android TV and the projector Projector remote has different options for easily adjusting the picture quality Cons: 2 remotes (somewhat small and I could see losing them) Bluetooth only accessible from android tv Very limited number of inputs (1 HDMI, 1 USB) No Lense Cover Gets Hot during use (make sure it has proper air flow) Fan can be noisy if on the brighter setting, however not distracting HDMI and USB are under a cover making it hard to access. Overall I do like this projector, but it could have been better. If you only care about picture quality then this is a great projector! I’m hoping after some more use I can get it fully setup and that only having one HDMI port will not be an issue. However if you need something with more inputs, I would consider something else. Also not sure how portable this projector is, it will fit in a book bag, but it’s still pretty big. I do plan to move it around the house for use, but I don’t think I would want to travel with it. I would recommend this to anyone who is looking for a reasonable priced projector.

I was very excited to recieve the new EpiqVision Flex CO-FHO2 because I have had the urge to move from a traditional panel TV to a projector for my main viewing source at home. Upon arrival & unpackaging the setup process if fairly simple & straightforward whether having prior experience with a projector or not. First thing to consider, I now know, is whether you will want to use a screen for your image or just project onto your wall to which there is a paint that you can apply to improve the image. I decided to invest in a screen, if doing this it is good to have the specs of the projector handy AND to go ahead & order the screen before your projector arrives so you are not waiting. The "smart streaming" aspect of this projector is basically a re-branded Chrome stick which I will say hides very nicely behind a cover which conceals all of the cords and connections. The overall setup took 10 mins to begin streaming the Ole Miss vs LSU football game, everything is easy to get going. I am overall impressed with the 3000 lumen brightness and the quality of the FHD picture, I was actually expecting a bit less. I am pleased with all of the above but there are a couple things that are preventing me from making this my full time viewing device. First and foremost is the fact that on most any projector that is less than $1500 ever comes with a DECENT audio option. If this is marketed as a home entertainment device then is it not obvious that people will want something better than the onboard speaker that is installed. WHY is there not a better audio out option so that someone can attach a soundbar or reciever, I mean it is maddening, give me a 2nd HDMI or optical connection, I just don't understand it. The second thing is that I do not see a way to install this unit to a cieling mount, huh? Finally, the unit comes with 2 remotes, one operates the projector itself and the 2nd is for the streaming stick, but neither of them will control the essential functions for both. I do NOT want 2 more remotes to keep up with. I would much rather Epson left the streaming stick out of this unit and added a better audio option and left the streaming options to the consumer. Be visionary instead of just following the crowd and adding some type of streaming "thingy" when they're a dime a dozen.

This is a great projector. Easy to set up, the android tv works flawlessly and it has a great picture! I was also surprised by the built in speaker, it has a good sound that you can hear clearly. Would definitely recommend this projector for those who don't need a ceiling mounted unit.

Great pictures and very good sound easy setup would highly recommend

I have owned previous Epson projectors and I have always been impressed with the video quality and this EpiqVision 1080p Smart Streaming projector doesn't disappoint at all in that category. Out of the box, you will notice how light it is. This really helps the portability aspect. You can take it outside, to work or keep it in your media room. It doesn't come with a carrying case, but you can easily remedy that problem. It comes with two remotes, one (white) for to adjust the settings for the projector and a second remote (black) for the Android TV. I wish they had found a way to just keep all of that on one remote, but is isn't a big problem. I really like how it is very easy to everything up. It took me about 15 minutes total to set up the settings and the Android TV. It does come with a dongle that you must use to set up the Android tv part, but it isn't necessary if you want to connect your gaming system. Once it is all set up, you will notice the quality of the video that you come to expect from Epson. I have to admit that I didn't expect much as far as video quality because of the price point, but it is really impressive. You can adjust the brightness, which will extend the life of your lamp. If you put it in "eco" mode the fan won't be as noisy and the brightness level will become slightly dimmer. In regular mode, picture is brighter, but the fan is noisier. Another big plus to this projector is the option to adjust the size of the viewing picture. This is great to have if you want to use it for a presentation that doesn't require a large picture or if you want to use it in a media room with a large picture. If you want to take this projector outside or in an area where you don't have access to a hard wire to stream a movie or a show, I like that this projector provides a couple of options. You can of course use the Android tv (Google Play) to access your streaming apps. You can also Chromecast your movie or show. Overall, I am very happy with this Epson EpiqVision 1080 HD smart streaming projector. I think it provides a great picture and it provides you with a variety of viewing options.

I had wanted a projector for outside when we have company to watch games or movie night or for when the kids wanted to play video games. We have really enjoyed the Epson EpiqVision Flex CO-FH02 Full HD 1080p Smart Streaming Portable Projector, the picture quality and color are awesome but did take some adjustments to get it right, the volume was weird at first it comes with a built in speaker but it seemed to go only so loud but boyfriend figured it out so it comes with two controllers one white which is mostly for setting the projector up and has volume control we tired that all the way up and then the black one he used for the volume also which we found accidentally that makes the volume go even louder if you turn all the way up with the white control first very weird. It only come with one usb outlet so connecting external speakers was a no go couldn’t figure out how to connect wireless Bluetooth speakers as of yet. But other then those two issues it’s was a quick and easy set up, also comes with a what’s called a dongle that turns it into a smart android tv has a port to plug that in, that is pretty cool Netflix comes in with awesome pictures & game graphics were also satisfactory, we did place it on top of a box to have a better tilt angle to get the perfect fit on the wall we were using as a screen it does have front adjustable legs but not back ones but not really a big deal, like with any projector it’s best picture is in a darker lit room or very dimmed lights. But over all we’ve been extremely happy with the projector and screen size was best when placed about 4-5 feet from screen that it will being playing on.

There are a lot of projectors on the market, many of them great and most of them terrible. I was intrigued and also a bit worried with this projector, but after using the projector for several days I am really impressed with it. It is by no means perfect but its pro heavily outweigh its cons. Let me start by talking about the setup, it is incredibly easy to set up. It says it can use streaming apps on its own, so i was surprised when I opened the package and found an Epson streaming stick. The projector does not stream anything on its own its done through the streaming stick, regardless setup was a breeze, I had the projector up and running in about 10 minutes. From there it took me about 15 mintues to dial in some settings to get the image correct for where I was projecting it. Then off we went the streaming stick is pretty good responded well and everything looks great, now here are where a couple of issues I started to notice, The first you only have two brightness settings ECO or high, I did not see too much of a difference between the two but the projector was definitely loud on high, the built in speaker is ok unfortunately when using the streaming stick there is no extra output on the projector to connect to a different audio source and your stuck using the built in speaker. Detail is pretty good on the projector but anything that is very white or yellow especially something together is blown out and you cannot see the object in the image. An example we were watching a video where someone had a yellow drink in a clear glass on a white table and we could barely make out the glass because the image is blown out in those spots. Overall compared to other competing projectors in the range, This Epson is incredibly solid and easy to use. If your looking for a solid starting projector this is a great choice the streaming stick it comes with is a great and makes the projector extremely useful on its own.