Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have the 2150 and it has more hdmi hookups. It's does not support ARC so if you have a soundbar, then do what I did which is hook up your PS5 and Firestick to the soundbar directly. My 2150 I could see the menu screen sound options from my Sony Ht 5000 soundbar and for some reason on the 2250 I can't. I'm not saying that the 2250 is a bad projector but I'm still trying to figure out why they both use the same lamp and it's rated at 2700 lumens. Now they eliminated the blue setup screen on the 2250 and I don't know why since it helped line up your screen efficiently. The Android stick that comes in it has absolutely no use for me but if you prefer it then leave it the projector. However don't try to get the sound coming though the projector to your soundbar because it doesn't unless you unplug it and plug it directly to your soundbar with the extra remote. Now why on earth do you have to have 2 remotes I don't know why. The 2250 is slightly brighter from the 2150 but not by much in my opinion. The 2250 is slightly bigger depth wise as the 2150 and weighs more than it. Epson needs to continue to make a long throw projector like this but include only one remote with a backlight display and 2.1 on the HDMI. This would make an absolute best home cinema projector for a decent budget. Overall it's no great but good and a decent picture. I wouldn't say it's worth the price but definitely could come down lower.

Returned for 3800, Im used to a 75” 4k and the image quality wasn't worth it. Projected on a 150” screen. Returned