Customer Ratings & Reviews

What is included in your purchase. EPSON EpiqVision Flex CO-FH02 1080p projector Android streaming stick Micro USB Cable HDMI Extension Cable Power Cord Android remote with batteries Projector remote with batteries Quick Start Guide Setup using the quick start guide was quick and easy. The quality of the picture is high, up to nine feet. The built-in speakers are ok, you can add a Bluetooth sound bar or speakers. The Projector itself does not have Bluetooth; you would have to use the Android TV streaming stick. The Android TV function is not built-in to the projector, thus the two remotes. There are only 1 HDMI and 1 USB position available in the projector. If you needed to add a different input source, you would lose the Android TV and its functionality. There was a problem playing You Tube over Bluetooth to the projector. The signal kept dropping. Moving the source closer to the projector eliminated the problem. Aside from a few drawbacks everything else about the CO-FH02 projector is top of the line and would make a great addition to your streaming and or video watching. I would recommend the Flex CO-FH02 to family and friends.

Does anyone really go wrong with an Epson projector? This EpiqVision Flex projector is a great little unit that gives a nice and clear 1080p picture. As an added bonus, one which I am not used to, is the built in speaker that doesn't sound all that bad. At least for one built into a projector. I hooked this up to my laptop and it projected a picture good enough to watch a movie or play some games. All on a 120 inch screen I set up. Where this little baby really struts it's stuff is with the built in Android TV. With that I was able to access all my streaming services with a huge screen. That alone makes this projector worth the price of admission. As an added bonus you can also use Google Chrome Cast if that's how you roll and don't want to sign into all your streaming services on yet another device. As I said earlier, picture quality is outstanding and brightness is enough to watch during daylight hours in a mostly sunny room with no degredation of picture quality. The included remote is handy for movie night. Overall you will be very happy with this projector.

Movie lovers rejoice, because the Epson EpiqVision Flex is fantastic entry level 1080p projector. It's great to have a device capable of delivering movie like quality to the screen no matter what you're trying to do, whether that's a movie, tv, or even gaming, this thing looks beautiful. Not to mention the amazing features that come with this thing, android tv, Bluetooth, and even Chromecast? It's quite literally an all in one projector at this point. Want to watch YouTube? easy. Disney? Hulu? Amazon Prime? it's all easily accessible with the android tv interface. I love the power of this thing, it comes with 3,000 lumens and you can really tell in the image quality which is surprising given it's super lightweight and compact nature. I definitely recommend getting a nice white projector screen but even if you have a white wall, this thing will still look great. The projector was super easy to set up, personally I have it simply set on a table but you could easily mount it on the ceiling.

Just received my Epson EpiqVision Flex CO-FH02 Full HD 1080p Smart Streaming Projector a few days ago and have been putting it through it's paces. First off, having used Epson projectors in the past, I was anxious to receive this projector, especially with it being a streaming projector. Inside the box comes: * Epson EpiqVision Flex CO-FH02 1080p Projector * Projector Remote (w/batteries) * Android TV Remote (w/batteries) * Epson (Android TV-based) Streaming Stick * HDMI Extension Cable * Micro USB Cabe * Power Cord * Quick Start Guide To setup this projector simply follow the instructions via the Quick Start Guide or the instructions on the projector once you get it plugged in and started up. I did find one discrepancy between the illustration of the setup of the streaming stick on the side compartment versus the proper installation of the streaming stick via the follow along guide on the projector. Once I got everything installed, I initially had signal issues where the streaming stick was losing signal with the projector. I double, and triple checked all of my connections to make sure everything was secured installed as they were but still I continued to having signal loss issues. At first I assumed it was because the streaming stick was of low quality and could not hold the signal with my home internet (which we have the fast internet speed offered by our cable company), so I knew that that couldn't possibly be the issue; especially after connecting the streaming stick directly to my computer monitor with no issues. After trial and error, I was able to narrow down and rule out the culprit of the loss of signal to the HDMI Extension Cable. Now this could have been a faulty cable from the get go, or it could have been damaged or because it the discrepancy of proper installation between the Quick Start Guide and the follow along guide on the projector once you get it plugged in and started. It did kinda bum me out a little but after being able to fix the loss of signal issue, I started to like this projector even more. The sound quality is amazing for such a little speaker. It's clear and loud. Usually, I've connected bluetooth speakers and/or soundbars to my projectors in the past but the speaker on this is fine by itself. Now depending on the type of room or setting you're planning on having this in, you may or may not want to consider adding a bluetooth speaker of some sort. As far as picture quality goes, the colors are vibrant and the projector looks nice in directly sunlight or bright rooms such as living rooms or conference rooms. If there was something I wished was a little different on this projector is that the side compartment on the side of the projector that houses the streaming stick, to be a little bigger for cord adjustment/storage. Other than that, I do love this projector, just have to use it a little differently for now with the streaming stick sticking directly into the HDMI port. I may purchase another HDMI Extension Cable from another online source and see if that fits better and have a better signal than the included cable.

This really is a great 1080p projector. Bright, sharp vivid colors, and super easy setup. The projector is also nice and lightweight, and a somewhat compact size (as far as full-size projectors go) which makes it not a big deal to move, or to pack away. I also really liked the sharp and accurate colors. Setup involves taking off a side cover and plugging in a HDMI dongle which is the key piece that makes this an Android TV projector. Without the dongle, it's just an ordinary projector. So, in theory, you could put in a Fire TV stick instead and it becomes a FireTV projector. But, it just has the one HDMI port, and USB port for powering the HDMI stick, and that's it (besides also a USB service port). This is one of the first disappointing things about this projector. With no Aux audio out, your options outside the built-in projector speaker are pretty limited. The projector doesn't even have Bluetooth to connect a bluetooth speaker for sound. Your only option for external sound is to connect it to an HDMI receiver (i.e. Soundbar) for sound, which makes for a more involved setup. The other problem this projector has, is it's a traditional projector bulb, but it's a sealed system, meaning the bulb is not replaceable. Once the bulb reaches the end of its 6,000-12,000 hour rated life, the entire projector is garbage. It even states as much in the user manual "At the end of the projector lamp's life, the projector displays a message about replacing the projector. Turn the projector off and consider replacing the projector even if the lamp continues to work.". This is a major disappointment and not the direction we should be going with technology.

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.

Simply beautiful picture. Color reproduction is excellent. The added in Google TV dongle is a nice addition. Using this or a Chromecast should be pretty easy. My one complaint with the unit, the speaker could be louder. I am playing around with getting a Bluetooth speaker working with the Google TV but the speaker I have has a bit of a BT delay. I am not seeing a way to get an external speaker wired to the device unless it is something like a soundbar with HDMI pass thru. There are two remotes in the box, one for the projector and one for the Google TV stick. Batteries are included. Unfortunately there is no carry case included, if you plan on using this outside the office or home and need to move it regularly, a generic foam protective case is a must. The automatic adjustments work surprisingly well withing reason. It won't adjust for you at a 45 degree angle but being slightly off it will make the adjustments. For anything it can not handle you can adjust with the remote or the controls on the device. Another small thing missing, there is not a lens cover. Even more reason for thr foam protective case. Overall, very pleased wit the projector. I will be using this for a oversized screen for my PC at times, playing some videos, sports or games on a large format screen is always great for parties. A bright spot is the cooling does fantastic and is surprisingly quiet.

The packaging was what I would call robust minimalist and kept the product safe during transit. Setup was straight forward and I was excited to get going. There were a couple of noticeable cons though which prevented me from giving a full 5 stars. -No mounting bracket forcing you to set it on a shelf or table. -No lens cover -No Case. This is a compact unit presumably designed to transport. At this price point I would expect a protective case -One HDMI input. This might not be a deal breaker if you want to use the included streaming dongle or connect it to another video source but if you want both you might want to consider another unit. -No audio out On the other hand this has some great features. -Excellent and bright picture even on eco mode. Seriously, it looks great! -Horizontal and Vertical Keystone adjustment that provides a sharp picture even at extreme angles ... Impressive. -Acceptable sound from the built in speaker -Digital zoom -Front elevation leg that provides a broad range of angles All in all I think this is a great option for casual viewing and when summer comes around I am looking forward to using it outside for some of our parties.

Very happy with this purchase! It performed well at a recent meeting! The color quality is excellent and ease of use also. Although remote works well, it would be better if manual controls were available on the machine in case remote is accidentally damaged.

Picture edges are cut off. Makes reading sports scoreboards hard when some data is not readable. Picture quality is good. I have used Eason projectors for over 20 years. This one is a little disappointing.

Super satisfied with this purchase; picture is great & audio is just loud enough. Wonderful for sports, shows, movies, & music videos.

Bought this for our home theater. Amazing projector. Pretty Bright. Easy to setup.

Great image quality even when the room isn't totally dark.

This is a great projector! Reliable and easy to use. It works well in low lighting and has a nice distance projection range.

Such a great product! Sounds is great and the picture is super clear.

Picture quality is great. BRIGHT & CLEAR. Great value for the money!

Looks great with experimental video art! High lumen artantic experience!

We are enjoying the quality picture and sound from the Epiqvision Flex CO-FH02

Good picture and easy to setup. Would recommend to anyone.

Perfect! Exactly what I was looking for! Right size and value!