Customer Ratings & Reviews

To start out with, the marketing for this projector may throw you off. It’s marketed as a gaming projector but this is a great projector that does a very good job at nearly everything, and it has a lot of features for the money. It packs in a super bright lamp being able to pump out 2800 lumens and even in daylight conditions (with the blinds closed) it produces a surprisingly bright image. The color saturation is quite good and you can pump this up even more with some settings and then it also has support for HDR10 dynamic range content. It also has fantastic contrast where it has a 35,000:1 contrast ratio. In terms of image quality, it’s really quite good. The gaming portion of the marketing may have something to do with the 120fps frame rate you can get but just note that’s at 1080p. You can however get 60fps at 4K. The 20ms input lag may also be another reason for the gaming appeal. For the types of media that you may be consuming, this does a stellar job at nearly everything I threw at it but the “gaming features” are in the OK range but at the same time, this projector is a good deal for everything else it packs in. I quite like the fact that it has WiFi and Android TV built right in so you can access apps like Netflix, Amazon Prime, and YouTube directly from the unit itself making it effectively a “smart tv”. It’s basically an all-in-one unit where the portability allows you to use it in your backyard without having to plug anything else in for those summer outdoor movie nights. It even has bluetooth support for headphones or earbuds if you’d like. The 10 watt speaker is OK. Better than most speakers on recent flat TVs but certainly not anything amazing when compared to a sounder/subwoofer setup. It’s there as for convenience and does the trick if you don’t have anything better on hand. It also has a physical lens-shift option where you can place the projector in maybe not the most optimal location like on the floor or your ceiling and still be able to project a properly aligned image on to the screen. It also does have a a side to side adjustment but you can’t fine tune it as much as the vertical adjustment where there are less steps/stops with the side to side angle adjustment. I ended up having the projector to the side of my couch at sitting level and was able to throw the image onto my wall without any issues after a bit of toying around with the keystone adjustments. Even though it does have 2 HDMI ports, one of those ports is actually already used for the “built-in” Android TV, which I guess you could say is built into the unit, but it literally is a separate device that lives inside the projector. Sort of weird that it’s a separate little device in the projector but I guess that also means it could in theory be upgraded in the future. My only big gripe with it is that I wish it didn’t look like a printer ;) Maybe appropriate since Epson makes a lot of printers but it still looks a little dated. For the price, this projector packs in a lot. Maybe not the right marketing as a “gaming projector” but it’s a great value for what it offers as an all-in-one projector that’s suitable for lots of content, not just games.

I really like this compact projector, it's lightweight and easy to use. Very bright and works great in most light.

For the money, I would say this is a great projector. Setup, (should have been a breeze), but I had an issue with the projector not recognizing one of the remotes. It caused the projector to freeze on the initial welcome screen. After an hour on the phone with Epson, we got it figured out. (The customer service techs were great, by the way!) Once I got the set up done, I mounted it to the ceiling and started streaming. The unit comes with it's own streaming dongle. After using it for a bit, I decided to use a 4K UHD Amazon FireStick in it's place. It's as simple as unplugging one and plugging in the other. Being able to stream 4K content from Amazon Prime, Netflix, VUDU and Movies Anywhere was THE selling point for me. This unit does not disappoint. The picture is bright and spectacular! I couldn't be happier and I highly recommend this projector.

I got the Epson Home Cinema 2350 to replace an aging projector that I use almost daily. First off, this thing is really large compared to the other projectors I have and have had in the past. It definitely won't blend in anywhere you put it. Next, the Google Home "simple" setup is a complete joke and waste of time as it just doesn't want to work with an iOS device. Skipping that step and doing your network connection manually will save you lots of time and headache. Once you get online, there is the inevitable update but it doesn't take too long. Next, I tried to pair the projector to my soundbar and, while it did connect over Bluetooth, the sound was never correct. After much troubleshooting, I just gave up. That was disappointing because I was really hoping to be able to use the built-in streaming capabilities without having an external device. I went back to my Apple TV, connected it to the HDMI ARC port, and all was well. Now, that being said, I have not used the streaming capabilities and can't comment on how well it works. Now, on to the picture part. The clarity is amazing. There has been no pixelation, blurriness, or lag even with high paced sports or FPS games. Watching a movie is almost like going to the cinema since this is a true 4K projector. The main issue I have is that, at 2800 lumens, the picture is not terribly bright. In a completely darkened room the brightness is acceptable. But if you have a light source (like a window) that is close enough to your screen to light it at all, the picture gets washed out. I am lucky enough to be able to rearrange my viewing space to minimize the light, if you have a fixed location or have overhead lights on regularly, you might consider looking fro a model with a higher brightness output. I really wanted to love this projector as an "all-in-one" solution, the Bluetooth sound issues and the lowered brightness level are issues for me. It is certainly better than the unit it replaced, but overall I would say it is just slightly above adequate for my needs.

This is very good projector for home use, for movies and games night. The picture quality is extremely good even when we extended the screen size up to 300 inch. The only down side is sound quality. You need to use an external sound bar if you want to experience theater like sound. Overall great buy for $899.

I purchased a 2250 a couple of years ago, it works great so I decided to purchase the 2350 for another room in my home it also works great and it is a little clearer due to the added lumens on the 2350.

Overall it is a relly good money's worth projector. Not good for xbox x ( the new one ) but regular 4k movies are great and crisp display. Also with Android tv makes a one stop projector.

Works great good quality viewing. Easy set-up and easy to use.

Great projector, clear image even if the room is not totally dark

I love it good brightness and clarity. Colors are fantastic!

I love this projector! Super easy to setup! Android TV is a great add on!

Picture is great. used outside on our outdoor big screen.

Nice screening and overall functions work very well. but has loud voice while working

This projector has Fantastic quality and the Bluetooth connectivity is excellent

Bought this one recently. It has decent picture quality and wifi capabilities are very nice .

Love it, might not ever buy a normal tv again. Buy now

Not too many options like regular one. Camera is good.