Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was hesitant about purchasing a 760HD when 1080 is available, but this Epson 760HD is awesome and it looks like a movie (not pixelated at all)! I am so glad that I purchased this projector for movie night. I learned that we can use the Firestick to hook to external speakers (haven't tried it yet), but we have watched movies using the Firestick. I am so glad that I splurged on the name brand projector instead of a cheap one as this looks great even when it is still light outside. I highly recommend it. The photos show the projector image during daylight on a 100" screen and then during night. The remote has a lot of buttons. I like how I can offset the projector from the screen and I can still center the movie on the screen. Note that Best Buy's return policy on projectors is a 15% restocking fee. I read many reviews of many brands before finally taking the plunge on an Epson and I am happy with my purchase.

Researched thru a lot of info on a good projector for an outdoor theater. Didn’t want to spend too much money. Narrowed it down to two. Glad I went with this one. Works great. Really easy to set up (up and running in less than 10 minutes).

Love the picture and sound actually isn't too bad.

Very happy with the brightness and quality of the image. Image is huge projecting from just a few feet back.

Really Awesome Projector Would Highly Recommend It. Only Thing That I Was Bummed About Is No Aux Input But I Use My Apple TV So I Can Bluetooth My Product To Any Speaker.. I Would Buy Another Only If The Sale Is On Again...

I dig this new Epson 760HD. Initially I wanted to the 1080p model, but it was just too pricey for me. I am NOT at all disappointed with 720p resolution, and I'm projecting on a textured wall! (That annoying "knock-down" finish on drywall) I picked this up for my personal office to supplement my 32" monitor when reviewing drawings and presentations, as well as to catch football games and the occasional movie when working late. The integrated speaker has plenty of volume and remains clear, though I wouldn't call it a "cinema-like" experience if you're into that. Visually, it's great. Over 3000 lumens of brightness works in many ambient lighting conditions. If you're using it outdoors, its better in the shade or after sunset, much like any other consumer level projector. The colors are really nice and I the resolution IS high-def. I ran it up to around a 120" diagonal. The manufacturer states it's good up to 320". I can believe that statement. I was using an HDMI input. You can can also use the old 3-wire Component, VGA, and USB-A or B. The fan is really quiet and it never got ridiculously hot. I love the footprint is barely larger than a standard sheet of paper. You can leave it out or tuck it away. The remote is easy to use and allows: -Source searching -E-zoom -Volume control, including Muting -Use as a Pointer Overall, a nice device for work, home or play.

Summary: Affordable projector with good brightness, good color, good adjustments and only minor complains. If 720p is enough resolution for your application, get one; this will work well in a home cinema or a conference room. Intro: I've used many a projector over the years, from many different manufacturers. Typically, unless the projector has been *extremely* expensive, you've had to put up with a combination of fuzzy picture, low resolution, and questionable color. All but the highest lumen-rated were too dim to be seen with the lights on in a room. That's changed recently, and for the better. The Good: Great picture quality. The Epson uses a triple LCD design, which delivered very good brightness, contrast, and color. In indoor applications, we were able to use the projector with the room's lights on with no difficulty; outdoors, we were able to project onto our 20ft-wide barn and have a usable image. (The attached photo shows the projector lighting up our barn.) This projector comes up to temperature/brightness very quickly; others I've used in the past took several minutes to warm up and reach full brightness. Likewise, when you shut the projector off, it cools down more quickly than others I've used. 720p (1280x720) resolution is better than the 800x600 I've encountered on other projectors in this price range. Remote control receivers on front and back of projector. All projector controls available on remote and on the top of the projector itself. The Bad: 720p resolution may not be high enough for some people/some applications. Built-in speaker would work for business settings, but obviously isn't meant to compete with a home theater system. No audio out jack, so if you're using it with a DVD player, there's no way to plug an external speaker into the projector to get louder/better sound. The Ugly: Why does this projector only have one HDMI input? While some will argue that we still need VGA computer inputs to work with older laptops, do we really need to have a composite video input anymore?

This projector is lightweight and easy to use. I had it up and running in 5 minutes and the picture is very clear.

Remarkably good in bright rooms. Set up is fairly simple. Make sure you can drop the projector as much as possible, I have 12 foot ceilings and dropped it 3 feet and did the rest of the correction via the keystone adjustment. Color is pretty good.

We took this projector to Africa as a backup and needed to use it. It is very easy to use. HDMI cable is not included so buy one. using this cable, I had the easiest experience of connecting a computer to a laptop that i have ever had. included speakers are not powerful. it was bright enough to be usable in a daytime lecture hall in pretty much full sun,

This is our first projector and we love it. We keep it in the Living Room most days and then move it out back for "drive-in" nights. Picture quality is great and bright enough to watch in a well lit room.

We are really enjoying the projector. The picture is bright and perfect for a home theater

This projector is great for any room with ambient lighting. It has vibrant colors that pop, and it delivers a great cinematic picture as well. The 3300 hundred lumnes is the best deal for the price.

I am very pleased with this projector which is ceiling mounted and set 16’ from my screen. The image is huge, crisp and bright. The 3300 lumens is especially good in light of my walls of windows.

Like many of us having used projectors at work [just the basic functions in my case] but not at home, when the opportunity arose to try out this Epson PLHC 760HD projector, I jumped as I'm in the planning stages of putting together a media room/recording studio - this would be a great way to determine the functionality of a good projector and to find out if a project would be a good fit versus another means of displaying images. At this stage, room darkening/sound proofing are still a ways off so my test was not under ideal conditions but that was the point - could this projector work satisfactorily under really crummy conditions? I'm happy to say it did everything I expected and more. The basics: The unit is compact, easy to setup and has all the connections I needed - HDMI, VGA, audio out - and then some. I found that ECO mode worked best, providing a bright, clear image while keeping the lamp cooling fan from running as fast as in normal mode and contributing to the ambient sound level of the room. The display mode I tested in was Cinema mode; Game mode is a bit warmer but the other modes were simply made for an in-store "Wow!" factor. A few items: Split screen to allow PC [VGA] and HDMI inputs simultaneously - I can see sending music creation software to one half of the screen and vid display on the other - Underscanning adjustment Remote control works whether pointed at front or rear of unit - this can be changed in the menu but the default is a good setting. Built-in test pattern for a quick visual check on image alignment User assignable button on the remote for basic quick reference from a handful of functions 3 quick keystone adjustments on top [near Tele-Wide and focus racks] with 3 main detents but full control between those settings as well as fine-tuning for vertical and horizontal within the menu. The list goes on - there is a myriad of adjustments available. But...How is image quality? Even in my less-than-ideal environment, the image is outstanding. I don't have a proper screen to project upon nor a treated/painted wall suitable for the purpose so conditions are far less than ideal and the projector came through jaw-droppingly well. I infrequently get this enthused over tech items but this has the gears turning as I pull together plans for my media room; I see it playing a central role in how the room is designed. I am thoroughly impressed and pleased with the unit. 5+ Stars.

For it only being $399, this thing has an amazing picture! We run it in our living room with natural light shining through, and the picture is still bright!

The projector is easy to operate and displays a great picture!

This projector is in the Sanctuary at my Church and very bright, everybody is happy they can see all the writing and wonderful, colorful picture.

I am very happy with this projector it is very nice picture and easy to navigate my only thing is I can not figure out how to connect it to my sound bar other then that it’s a great product

I bought this as a gift for a friend who just got his first full time teaching position. He was ecstatic and uses it all the time. Great picture and easy to use.